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Looks like no one’s replied in a while. To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. ITUNES for Windows does NOT have a "check for updates" optionI have gone under Help, but there is no "check for updates" option. I hoped the problem was that ITUNES needs an update. But I can't find a way to force ITUNES to check for updates or do an update. There is supposed to be a button or option under the HELP menu in ITUNES to "check for updates" but it is not visible. The ITUNES version I have is 12.11 What else can I do? Windows, Windows 10 Posted on Dec 11, 2020 12:45 AM Question marked as Top-ranking reply Posted on Dec 11, 2020 6:44 AM There are two delivery methods for iTunes for Windows, one is a direct download from apple.com, the other is through the Microsoft Store. The MS Store version will update itself automatically. iTunes 12.11 is the current version.What makes you think iTunes needs an update?tt2 Similar questions there is no Check for Updates iTunes On Windows 10, in iTunes 12.12 under Help, there is no "Check For Updates". iTunes is working great but shouldn't I see this option somewhere? In preferences "Check for New Software Updates" is checked. I have not noticed in a couple of years iTunes to update. 6611 5 ITUNES for Windows does NOT have a "check for updates" option My IPOD Nano is not being recognized by ITUNES. I hoped the

ITunes content with your devices Wi-Fi syncing Sync photos Sync app info Transfer files Problems syncing a video Manage iPod shuffle Use iPod as an external hard disk Update device software Restore to factory settings Back up your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch Turn on your device’s accessibility features Get more help for iPhone Get more help for iPad Get more help for iPod Customize the iTunes window Change song and CD information Add artwork Enter and view lyrics Rate songs and other items Find items and duplicates Find a song with the column browser Delete items Change where files are stored Use multiple iTunes libraries Convert music file formats Move your iTunes library to another computer Install plug-ins Update iTunes Change the language Bypass the Windows firewall Connect to the internet Keyboard shortcuts Change iTunes preferences Symbols used in iTunes Accessibility solutions More information on the web Copyright You can install iTunes from either the Apple Documentation website or the Microsoft Store.Check for iTunes updates from the iTunes Download pageIf you install iTunes from the iTunes Download page, you can manually check for updates to iTunes, or set iTunes to check for new versions automatically every week. Go to the iTunes app on your PC.Do one of the following:Manually check for new versions of iTunes: Choose Help > Check for Updates.Have iTunes automatically check for new versions every week: Choose Edit > Preferences, click Advanced, then make sure the “Check for new software updates automatically” is selected.When automatic updating is turned on, iTunes checks for new updates weekly. It checks only after you have quit and restarted iTunes at least once during a seven-day period.Check for iTunes updates from the Microsoft StoreIf you install iTunes from the Microsoft Store, new versions are automatically downloaded; however, you can manually check

Problem was that ITUNES needs an update. But I can't find a way to force ITUNES to check for updates or do an update. There is supposed to be a button or option under the HELP menu in ITUNES to "check for updates" but it is not visible. The ITUNES version I have is 12.10.7.3 Is the "check for updates" option supposed to be under the HELP menu? Or is there some way to force ITUNES to check for updates. ---- Thanks! 8247 1 How to download itunes NOT via Windows download page? I can not for the life of me figure out how to download the latest version of iTunes for my PC. Whenever I click to update it it brings me to the Microsoft site webpage to download it but it won't let me when I try to. Is there anywhere else to do this??? Why is it so complicated? 493 1 Question marked as Top-ranking reply Dec 11, 2020 6:44 AM in response to MMP2814 There are two delivery methods for iTunes for Windows, one is a direct download from apple.com, the other is through the Microsoft Store. The MS Store version will update itself automatically. iTunes 12.11 is the current version.What makes you think iTunes needs an update?tt2 of 1 updating itunes

Quick Links Check for iOS Updates Using iTunes or Mac Finder If you have an Apple iPhone, you might wonder whether you're running the latest version of Apple's iPhone operating system (called "iOS"). Here's how to find out---and how to upgrade if there's an update available. Table of Contents: Check for iOS Updates Using Settings Check for iOS Updates Using iTunes or Mac Finder If an Update Isn't Showing up as Expected Check for iOS Updates Using Settings The quickest way to find out whether there are iOS updates is by using the Settings app on your iPhone. First, make sure that your iPhone is connected to the internet so that it can communicate with Apple's update servers. Then, open Settings by locating and tapping the gray gear icon. In Settings, select "General." In "General," if you see a red circle with a number in it beside "Software Update," then there's definitely a software update available for your iPhone. Even if there isn't a red circle, tap "Software Update" to find out more. If there's an update available for your iPhone, the version number of the new iOS update will be prominently listed on the "Software Update" screen. You'll also see a "Download and Install" or "Install Now" button near the bottom of the screen. If you'd like to install the update, it's a good idea to connect your iPhone to a charger and perform a backup first. When you're ready, tap "Download and Install" or "Install Now" and follow the onscreen instructions. If there was no red circle beside "Software Update" and there are no software updates available for your iPhone, the "Software Update" screen will show the current iOS version number and "iOS is up to date." If your iPhone is currently connected to the internet, you can be confident that this message is accurate, because the page will check with Apple's update servers when you load it. If you feel that something is wrong, please check the troubleshooting section below. Check for iOS Updates Using iTunes or Mac Finder You can also check for iOS updates using iTunes (on Windows or macOS 10.14 or earlier), or in Finder (on macOS 10.15 or later). To do so, first, plug your device into your PC or Mac using a USB cable. On a PC or older macOS installation, open iTunes and click the tiny "iPhone" icon in the toolbar. On macOS 10.15 or later, open Finder and click your iPhone, which is listed under "Locations" in the sidebar. In the iPhone information window, click the General tab (in Finder) or Settings > Summary (in iTunes). Then, click "Check for Update." If there's an update available, you'll see it listed. If you'd like to install it, perform a backup first. Then, click "Download" and follow the onscreen instructions. If there's no update available, you'll see the message "Your iPhone software is up to date" in the "Software" section of the page. If an Update Isn't Showing up as Expected If