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Error message on startup: 'Cannot create file C:\Program Files\MediaMonkey\Portable\MediaMonkey.registry'.

'Access Denied' error message on startup of MediaMonkey.

Reset MediaMonkey Interface/Error message on startup: 'Error During Player Initialization'.

'There was a problem with updating database to the newest version' error message.

#Rip music from ipod without itunes install#

Can't Install Upgrade / Uninstall (error code 5).

UAC or COM Elevator Prompt appears each time MediaMonkey for Windows starts.

Modifying the MediaMonkey database and settings files / changing the default database location.

MediaMonkey Database or Settings are lost.

What operating systems is MediaMonkey compatible with?.

Can I Use a Gold License on Multiple Machines?.

Upgrade from earlier versions of MediaMonkey.

#Rip music from ipod without itunes how to#

How to use a Gold License Key (it's not working)?.

What's a 'Free' vs 'Gold' (5.x vs Lifetime) License?.

If MediaMonkey is freeware, why isn't MP3 encoding unlimited?.

Start MediaMonkey and the device will be detected, so that you can use MediaMonkey to sync to the device.

After both have been installed, connect your iOS device and Windows should be able to detect it correctly.

Run AppleApplicationSupport.msi and then AppleMobileDeviceSupport64.msi.

Extract AppleApplicationSupport.msi and AppleMobileDeviceSupport64.msi from the installer file to your harddisk.

7-zip will show the files inside the installer.

Inspect the content of the iTunes installer iTunes64Setup.exe (that you downloaded in step 1) with 7-zip (right click, 7-zip, Open archive).

Download and install a program that can open and extract contents from a CAB file such as 7-zip or WinRar .

Download the latest desktop version of iTunes ( 64-bit version | 32-bit version ).

Note that this is not a supported approach for iOS synchronization as it may not work for all users:

This is normally done by installing the iTunes desktop version, but if you prefer not to install iTunes, and are technically inclined, you can install the Apple Mobile Device Driver and its services independently of iTunes. To sync with Apple iOS devices, MediaMonkey for Windows requires the latest Apple Mobile Device Driver to be installed.