How to Get iTunes on Microsoft XP
Apple's iTunes program allows you to purchase music, movies and television shows, and then download them to your computer for listening or viewing. If you have an Apple iPod, the iTunes program can also automatically sync new music or movies with your device. Despite the fact that Microsoft is the primary competitor of Apple, the iTunes program is available for the Windows operating system, including Windows XP and Vista. You can get iTunes on Microsoft Windows XP for free.
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Instructions
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Right-click "My Computer" and select "Properties." Look under the "System Properties" tab to determine if you have Service Pack 2 or higher. If you do not, you'll need to update Windows (free) before installing iTunes. To upgrade to Service Pack 2 or higher, visit Windowsupdate.com and follow the prompts.
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Visit Apple.com and click on "iTunes+iPod" (Note: an iPod is not required). Click on "Download iTunes" at the right side of the screen.
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Select "Windows XP," and type your email address. Click "Download Now." Follow the system prompts to install iTunes on your computer.
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Click "Store" on the iTunes menu to set up your iTunes account. Click on "Create Account." Enter your desired username and password, choose a secret question, and click "Continue."
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Enter your credit card information. The card will not be charged unless you make a purchase through the iTunes store. If you have a gift card or certificate, enter the number in the box labeled "Code." Click "Continue" to finish setting up your account.
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