Why itunes accessing itunes store

Question: Q: Question: Q: stuck at "accessing itunes store" have tried all suggestions so far and nothing has worked.. Reply I have this question too 57 I have this question too Me too 57 Me too. All replies Drop Down menu. Loading page content. User profile for user: wiclee wiclee. Now launch your iTunes and see if it is working now. If you are still having these type of problems after trying the winsock reset, refer to this article to identify which software in your system is inserting LSP: iTunes Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post.

User profile for user: Alyssa Alyssa Oct 10, AM in response to ty In response to ty Thank you so much! Start by accessing the Apple Music app. You can find it in the MacOS Dock after login or locate it in your Applications folder apps there are arranged in alphabetical order. If this is your first time using the Apple Music app, you will probably have to sign in and let it access your music library from iTunes before you can start using the iTunes Store.

Note that signing in does not mean you are signing up for the Apple Music service, which has the same name as the app but is a separate subscription service this option is found under the Account section in the Apple Music app. Once you are in Apple Music and ready to go, look at the top of the left-side menu for the Apple Music search box. Now the search results page will come up. Look to the upper-right corner of the search results window, and you will see a series of options that shows where the search is pulling results from.

This is typically set by default to the iTunes Store, but if not, you can select iTunes Store to search there. This is great for searching for specific music that you want to buy but not suited for generally browsing the iTunes Store. You should also check with your Internet Service Provider for any known issues currently affecting your connection.

A bug within iTunes may be affecting its ability to connect to the iTunes Store. Close down and restart the application, or if this doesn't work, uninstall the application completely. Open the Apple website to download and install the most recent version of the software. This process deletes any corrupted data associated with iTunes, replaces any key program files that have been erased, and applies the most recent bug fixes and compatibility updates from the iTunes developers.

Another possibility is that one of the security applications on your system is mistakenly identifying iTunes, or the iTunes Store, as a threat and blocking access to it. Check within your anti-virus, anti-spyware and firewall programs to ensure that iTunes is listed as a trusted program and that it is allowed to operate without interference. Ensure your security applications are all updated to the latest available versions.