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**Arcángel** · 04-08-2008, 04:57 AM

If you can run other software and play files, then your soundcard is fine. You can try to uninstall the software and delete the directory left over in \Program Files, then re-install iTunes.

If you can't play audio files, try and see if there are any driver updates available for your soundcard.

Update:
This is a KB article right from the Apple website with regards to your problem. Make sure when you uninstall iTunes, that you uninstall QuickTime as well.
iTunes 7 for Windows: iTunes has detected an audio configuration problem

04-08-2008, 04:57 AM	#9 (permalink)
Arcángel Who says angels wear white and don't have a mean streak? Posts: 4,413 Age: 22 Join: May 2007 Location: Brooklyn, NY Blog Entries: 38	If you can run other software and play files, then your soundcard is fine. You can try to uninstall the software and delete the directory left over in \Program Files, then re-install iTunes. If you can't play audio files, try and see if there are any driver updates available for your soundcard. Update: This is a KB article right from the Apple website with regards to your problem. Make sure when you uninstall iTunes, that you uninstall QuickTime as well. iTunes 7 for Windows: iTunes has detected an audio configuration problem __________________ Mi Familia Formerly known as El Subestimado Mi ma'i, mi amor de mi vida: SpicedSugar Mi hermanita: Dancesintheran, my brother-in-law: Edge_Of_Insanity Mi Primita: Keena Last edited by Arcángel; 04-08-2008 at 03:22 PM.. Reason: Update for relevant KB article. Second post was deleted on grounds of redundancy.