“I received the error - 45075 when iTunes starts up in Windows XP. Is there a solution? Thank you. "
- published on Apple Communities
This thread was posted over 3 years ago with over 1250 users clicking “I have the same question”. To some extent, this iTunes error caused a nuisance on Windows 10/8/7 for many Apple customers. (You can learn the reasons why it happens in Part One.)
Many have come across this error message while using iTunes like backing up, restoring data or updating, resetting iPhone / iPad / iPod. In order to solve this problem, there are three ways for you to try them one by one..
Reasons: Why is iTunes showing Error - 45075?
The iTunes error code is surely causing some trouble. However, this could happen for several reasons. To better solve a problem, you had better know what is on your mind.
1. The security application blocks the regular operations of the iTunes application..
2. iTunes just has a problem or a bug and it needs to be updated.
3. A component of iTunes is not installed on Windows 10/8/7..
Before looking at the three usable methods, you will see if the update for iTunes is available. If your iTunes is already on the latest version, look for the solutions below.
Solution 1: Remove and reinstall iTunes and its component
Since the error 45075 can be caused by missing a required iTunes component, you can try this method. If you know which component is missing, download it. Otherwise, you should use "Control Panel" to remove iTunes and its related components and reinstall iTunes after that.
Step 1. Launch “Control Panel” on Windows and click “Programs - Uninstall a program”.
Step 2. Please follow the exact order to uninstall iTunes and related software one by one.
- iTunes
- Apple Software Update
- Apple Mobile Device Support
- Hello
- Apple Application Support 32-bit / 64-bit
Step 3. You should restart your computer after removing the software.
Step 4. Now download and install the latest version of iTunes for your computer.
Solution 2: Restart the "Apple Mobile Device Service"
If the problem is the result of a system bug, you can try closing and then relaunching iTunes to see if it works. Or you can try restarting the Apple Mobile Device Service (AMDS). For specific instructions, please read on.
Step 1. Make sure iTunes and its related software are completely disabled.
Step 2. Press the "Win" and "R" keys at the same time.
Step 3. Type “services.msc” in the present window and press “Enter” to continue.
Step 4. Now the “Services” window appears. Please find the option “Apple Mobile Device Service”.
Step 5. Right click on the option and select “All Tasks” and then “Restart”.
Step 6. Wait for the end and restart your PC.
Solution 3: Fix the problem with "Windows Firewall"
If your operations are stopped by security software, you probably cannot access iTunes. So please try this way to see if it works.
Step 1. Press “Win” and “R” keys at the same time.
Step 2. Type "firewall.cpl" in the window presented.
Step 3. When “Windows Firewall” appears, please check if everything is green.
Step 4. If it is in red, follow the instructions on the screen.
Step 5. On the sidebar on the left, please select “Allow an application or feature through Windows Firewall.
Step 6. Click “Change Settings” to continue.
Step 7. Check if “iTunes” or “Bonjour” is selected on the “Private” and “Public” networks.
Note that if you can't find "iTunes" or "Bonjour" in the list, click "Allow another app" to add the app to the list.
With these three convenient ways, I'm sure you will get rid of this iTunes error in less than two. If you have lingering questions in mind, you can speak to them with us. It is a great pleasure to help you.
