iTunes Error

[DisneyDetective]

I keep getting this error when trying to update or uninstall: The Feature That You Are Trying to Use is On a Network Resource That is Unavailable iTunes

 

[thegales]

A few months ago, I was getting an iTunes error after about 3 minutes of launching iTunes, and then it would shut down. I think it was about the Network Resource, but I can't remember. However, my solution may also work for you. Go to http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/ to download the latest version. Do not just try to update from within iTunes, as it might tell you that you have the latest version. Then install the file you downloaded from the Apple website. For me, this corrected my problem, as it did update my iTunes version.

 

[kimblebee]

I keep getting this error when trying to update or uninstall: The Feature That You Are Trying to Use is On a Network Resource That is Unavailable iTunes

Are you by any chance using the thing where you pay a monthly fee and get unlimited downloads (can't think of the right term). Apparently it's changed a lot after the latest update and if you try to download a song from your computer to your phone it won't happen if the song isn't on iTunes. My daughter hates it because she likes obscure music and now she can't put it on her phone.

 

[Atlas722]

For about the past week, I've been having trouble logging into iTunes. I changed my password twice and I still can't login! Is anybody else having this problem?

 

[DisneyDetective]

Don't subscribe to anything kimblebee

 

[Micca]

@DisneyDetective I probably can't help you, but may I ask why you are trying to update or uninstall? I ask because I dread iTunes updates, and usually only do them when it's absolutely necessary--Like when I get a new phone, or when it just won't function any longer. Maybe that's where you're at now? I go by the rule of "If it ain't broke, don't fix it."

Have you tried a search for your problem? There's quite a bit of info on-line for issues with Apple products. Good luck, please let us know how it turns out.