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Why iTunes keeps freezing and how to fix it is a commonly asked question. It is very important for people to understand why their favorite music program creates problems. iTunes is a digital application of media player. It is used for playing, listening and watching video and audio files. You can download Apple Inc. application in your iPad, iPod or in your iPhone. You can also install it on your Windows XP or Mac computers. You can download and share audio and videos online through the internet.

There are many reasons for which the application starts to freeze. There are some specific methods which you should follow in get rid of freezing. It is recommended that you uninstall the application and then reinstall it and this can be of great help. Generally, iTunes keep freezing due to the multi tasking projects of the computer or in your iPad, iPod and in your iPhone. Try to not use other programs while using iTunes, to give it enough space to perform tasks.. This action will give you instant results. You might also want to try manual transfer of files on iTunes instead of automatic.

The freezing can also take place when new updates have been installed on your system. May be a new device is being installed and used at the same time. Do not try to reboot the system. It can damage your system even more.

Alternatively you can also think of increasing the RAM of the system you are using. Your system may also need a registry cleaning as it might be overflooded. A registry contains all the logs for all device updates, installations etc. If you keep reinstalling your iTunes again and again, you might be bloating the registry with useless logs. A thorough cleaning using online softwares can help.

You will also get such cleaning strategies for your iPad, iPod and in your iPhone. Many excellent freewares are available for this purpose. These are extremely efficient can be freely downloaded from the web.

If the problem still persists, the last resort would be to run a quick de-fragmentation or clean up or a formatting check. Do not rely on task managers. Get a local computer professional to do the formatting. You may also surf the net and seek professional help. They might charge a nominal fee for their advices.

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