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I've figured out the problem. You're going to love this one.

For whatever reason, itunes is crapping out because of Windows Service Pack 2. The trick to fixing this problem is by going into the CONTROL PANEL and then go to ADD/REMOVE PROGRAMS and uninstalling Windows Service Pack 2. When your finished restart and then reinstall itunes. You should have no problem.

Next load up Internet Explorer and go to TOOLS, WINDOWS UPDATE. Go through the windows update process and reinstall any updates you may need.
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Is that with or without re-installing SP2
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All of the SP2 updates are still on your computer. I haven't reinstalled SP2 yet. I'm just going to continue to keep my AutoUpdates on. If my computer needs it, I'm sure it will download.
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SP2 is probably an optional
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