itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register Error: How to Fix
We experienced the error “itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register” in iTunes and we were wondering if others were having the same problem. itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register problem must be caused by an incompatibility with another installed software (like a CD Burning utility maybe) and though there is no official fix to this, try what we did (which worked) – uninstall iTunes, restart your PC and re-install iTunes.
In addition, we cannot really say this error message is due to a virus. It’s more fit to claim here that the itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register error message is a simple incompatibility issue so here are the steps that you need to carry out in trying to remove the nagging message.
Another Error Message Aside From "itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register" When Opening iTunes 8.2.1
To uninstall iTunes from your computer running Windows XP or Windows Vista, do the following simple steps to remove the itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register error prompt. We know this is somewhat bugging some of you so try this quick fix and see if it works in your end:
- Go to Control Panel. Select iTunes. Click the Uninstall menu and follow the instructions on your screen.
- Restart your PC as this will remove the dll files loaded in the memory.
Obtain a new executable iTunes 8.2.1 installation file (itunes.exe) from the iTunes website and re-install the software. The file size is slightly more than 84MB. Hope this helps you fix itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register error if you have ever encountered it. Reinstallation of iTunes might also be helpful in removing the iTunes Trojan Horse Small.Bog: iTunes Virus alert. See our earlier post on this topic.
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What’s wrong with Apple products? Is this a joke? If it is then it’s on us, users. First there was this iTunes Trojan Horse Small.Bog treated as a virus by AVG Free then now the itunesminiplayer.dll failed to register prompt keeps flashing on my screen. WTF!!!!