How do you uninstall iTunes?

Control Panel-Add or Remove Programs-Find iTunes-Click uninstallAgent-Zero

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]Control Panel-Add or Remove Programs-Find iTunes-Click uninstallkamikaze_pigmy

[QUOTE="Agent-Zero"]Control Panel-Add or Remove Programs-Find iTunes-Click uninstallkamikaze_pigmy

Thanks guys not on a mac :P but I can't find the Add or Remove Programs, there is an add hardware one but that's not it.zeppelin_64

What OS are you on? I'm on XP(And I've done this on my brothers vista), and all I do is go Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs.

[QUOTE="zeppelin_64"]Thanks guys not on a mac :P but I can't find the Add or Remove Programs, there is an add hardware one but that's not it.ferrari2001

You'll need a summoning circle.

You need to delete your "System32" folder before you do anything. This is critical.

InEMplease

But you probably shouldn't.

also uninstall anything that says it's from apple using the above posters method (e.g applesupportdevice or something). Also delete 'bonjour', thats an itunes thing too.GenTom

For those who don't know, the Apple website provides instructions for all of this:

Vista or Windows 7

Windows XP

Mac

This says something about iTunes... [QUOTE="GenTom"]also uninstall anything that says it's from apple using the above posters method (e.g applesupportdevice or something). Also delete 'bonjour', thats an itunes thing too.horgen123

This says something about iTunes... [QUOTE="GenTom"]also uninstall anything that says it's from apple using the above posters method (e.g applesupportdevice or something). Also delete 'bonjour', thats an itunes thing too.horgen123

This says something about iTunes... [QUOTE="GenTom"]also uninstall anything that says it's from apple using the above posters method (e.g applesupportdevice or something). Also delete 'bonjour', thats an itunes thing too.horgen123

[QUOTE="horgen123"]This says something about iTunes... [QUOTE="GenTom"]also uninstall anything that says it's from apple using the above posters method (e.g applesupportdevice or something). Also delete 'bonjour', thats an itunes thing too.ferrari2001

Bonjour is Apple's software for locating network services like printers, other computers, shared music libraries, etc.

I would guess that iTunes for Windows probably needs it in order to share music between computers on a network.