How to Make iTunes a Part of a Win32 Application

Win32 applications are computer programs designed to run on 32-bit editions of Windows. If you have a 64-bit edition of Windows installed and have installed iTunes at any point, the iTunes website will have automatically downloaded the 64-bit edition of that program due to the type of operating system you are running. If you want to make iTunes a part of the Win32 applications on your computer, you'll have to manually download and install the appropriate version.

Instructions

1. Open your computer's Web browser.

2. Go to Apple's official site dedicated to the iTunes music software (see References). Once the site is completely loaded in your browser, click "Download iTunes."

3. Check the first option under the "Download iTunes Now" section heading. Though it is not stated, this link will download the 32-bit version of iTunes to your computer. The option directly below this one specifies that it is for the 64-bit version of iTunes.

4. Click "Download Now."

5. Double-click the file that gets downloaded to your computer as a result of your actions in "Step 4." This will open iTunes' 32-bit installation utility. Click "Next" to install the program on your computer, which will make it part of the Win32 applications on your computer.

References

• Apple: iTunes