I can't install iTunes 4.7 or 4.7.1 (currently running 4.6). I downloaded both installers from the apple site. The Select Destination screen shows that "Installing this software requires 0 bytes of space."; when I click Continue all of the packages are disabled, and have 0 byte sizes. The only option I have on the screen is Go Back.

I'm a recent (about 4 months ago) convert from windows, but I've haven't had any issues installing software. What am I doing wrong?

I have a G4 Desktop (with the blue front), its 400MHz/640MB RAM. I'm running OSX 10.3.8.

[Mr Bobbins]

Have you tried just using the update function in the system preferences ?

You could also try deleting the old files first by typing iTunes in the search bar of a finder window. Make sure you don't delete the itunes folder in your music folder as that contains all your songs.

Originally Posted by Mr Bobbins

Have you tried just using the update function in the system preferences ?

Yeah, I tried that first, actually.

Originally Posted by Mr Bobbins

You could also try deleting the old files first by typing iTunes in the search bar of a finder window. Make sure you don't delete the itunes folder in your music folder as that contains all your songs.

This worked, thanks!

[Mr Bobbins]

Excellent, glad I could help. :cool: