Error 1904. Module C:\Program files\itunes\itunesminiplayer.dll

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FordB

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# 38200 25-Jul-2009 14:51

I just tried to activate my iphone and itunes now wont open it gives me this message:

Error 1904. Module C:\Program files\itunes\itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register

any way of fixing this? i now cant even install itunes again.

[Moderator edit (MF): Moved to other forum]

mysticnz

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# 238894 25-Jul-2009 14:57

http://rapidshare.com/files/259730879/iTunesMiniPlayer.dll.html

Heres my one hope that helps

FordB

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# 238905 25-Jul-2009 15:46

That didnt work...i have in the mean time installed itunes on another computer and have does the first unlock thing...does anyone know how to get contacts from a sim back onto the iphone

sxz

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# 238916 25-Jul-2009 16:38

This happened to me today as well, except iphone has been working fine for 10 days, all of a sudden today AVG antivirus recognised part of itunes at a Virus (cant remember which file I accidently told it to heal) so I uninstalled itunes and now gets the same message as you when I try to reinstall (along with the message HRESULT - 2147023782)

I notice this
http://www.softsailor.com/news/5947-itunesminiplayer-dll-failed-to-register-error-comes-right-after-the-itunes-virus.html

so am working on it...

Do you use AVG?

sxz

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# 238918 25-Jul-2009 16:44

Ok I just uninstalled AVG and now it lets me reinstall itunes (I was getting thje same "C:\Program files\itunes\itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register" message when I tried with AVG running). Guess it's time to try a new anti-virus?

have you got your pc sorted yet?

mysticnz

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# 238926 25-Jul-2009 17:26

what if you put the itunesminiplayer.dll into the xception list in AVG?

FordB

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# 238936 25-Jul-2009 17:50

sxz: This happened to me today as well, except iphone has been working fine for 10 days, all of a sudden today AVG antivirus recognised part of itunes at a Virus (cant remember which file I accidently told it to heal) so I uninstalled itunes and now gets the same message as you when I try to reinstall (along with the message HRESULT - 2147023782)

I notice this

http://www.softsailor.com/news/5947-itunesminiplayer-dll-failed-to-register-error-comes-right-after-the-itunes-virus.html

so am working on it...

Do you use AVG?

Yup!!! that is exactly what happened to me as soon as i tryed to unlock the iphone...AVG just went nuts and then itunes doesnt work :(

FordB

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# 238937 25-Jul-2009 17:59

I have just uninstalled AVG and itunes installed again AOK.

Thanks heaps for that tip! bloody weird that AVG would do this though?

sxz

678 posts

Ultimate Geek

# 238962 25-Jul-2009 22:43

Hey mysticnz , nah I didn't try the exception list, good idea though! Had already uninstalled AVG. I might steer clear from it for the moment now though...

ascroft

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# 238963 25-Jul-2009 22:47

Its a common problem - latest AVG update fixes it.........

Mark Ascroft
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d3Xt3r

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# 238977 25-Jul-2009 23:36

Well, yet another reason to avoid AVG and switch to a better AV! *cough*Avira*cough* (Hint: av-comparatives.org)

freitasm

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# 239026 26-Jul-2009 10:48

d3Xt3r: Well, yet another reason to avoid AVG and switch to a better AV! *cough*Avira*cough* (Hint: av-comparatives.org)

Almost every AV I know had a day where it started recognising system or important file as malware and caused problems. It's not AVG alone.

I use Avast Home and lately my PCs are running the Microsoft Security Essentials Beta.

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d3Xt3r

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# 239033 26-Jul-2009 11:22

freitasm:
d3Xt3r: Well, yet another reason to avoid AVG and switch to a better AV! *cough*Avira*cough* (Hint: av-comparatives.org)

Almost every AV I know had a day where it started recognising system or important file as malware and caused problems. It's not AVG alone.

I use Avast Home and lately my PCs are running the Microsoft Security Essentials Beta.

Well what I meant to say that that AVG isn't as good as Avira, NOD32 or Kaspersky, in terms of detection rates atleast. Oh, and neither is Avast. (ranks #6, after AVG)