iTunesHelper iTunesHelper.exe
| Item Name: | iTunesHelper | File Name: | iTunesHelper.exe |
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| Uday |
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| THis is safe and is required for auto start of iTtunes when you connect iPod. In case you disable and connect your iPod instead of iTunes you have folder view ie the iPod displays as external drive. So disable only incase you do not use an iPod for sync music/ games etc | |||
| John Paul Hurren |
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0 0 Report Abuse | |
| i'm getting rid; but if your into itunes, then keep. I'm not, I'm too old to be evlectic about music. | |||
| Annonymous |
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| -----EN----- Some "helper-module-whaterever-it-is" from Itunes by Apple. Harmless. -----FR----- Un utilitaire d'Itunes par Apple. Sans danger. | |||
| MIKE P757 |
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| this is the most evil program you turn it off it turn it self back on its just a game that i tunes plays on your computer. don't get me wrong i like it its grate. but i need it wen i need not wen it wants to | |||
| JayGun |
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| Required for iTunes to function properly. More information | |||
| rater |
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| Slows startup and is not needed without iPod. | |||
| Johno |
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| As the name suggests, this helps itunes to load faster once the program is executed, by partially loading at boot time. As with all these hidden applications, the boot time depends largely on the amount of RAM your system has. To a certain extent, the more RAM available, the quicker the boot-up time. Systems running XP with less that 1Gb of RAM are going to be slow, once such applications as itunes are installed. For Vista, 2Gb is recommended in order for the system to boot well. | |||
| Tim |
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| Perfectly safe. It's installed along with iTunes and is there to synchronize iPods when they're connected to the PC. | |||
| Nicholas Strong |
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| Waste of resources. | |||
| Leo |
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| It helps iTunes load faster and recognise iPods and iPhones once they are connected. If you have an iPod leave it there... if you don't turn it off! | |||
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