how can i fix problem 4280 on itunes?
613872
You need to slow down your burn speed, or try shutting down any programs running in the background.  I had this problem, but now i use Sonic Audio i like it better.  But yea try what i said.
291891
Just hit the Refresh button (icon that looks like a piece of paper with green arrows).  It will clear up the error message.
608220
Un-install and Reinstall Itunes, then reinstall your burning Application.. Then In Itunes Enable Manual Everything. Not automatic.
729507
I had the same problem. If you know someone with an ipod ask them if they have an itunes setup cd that you can borrow. If that doesn't work then try re downloading it and if that doesn't work then get mad at a few people. I have an itunes setup cd, but I'm not sure how I would get it to you if you are far from Texas.
647692
It means your iTunes software has encountered a very common glitch for which there is still no solution other than not using iTunes ( windows and the latest iTunes dont get along too well )
744071
I have no idea. I just updated my iTunes as well and that didn't happen to me.
1073590
try going to the uninstaller and see if they have a repair option. if not, reinstall the program.
694204
Save it on the desktop n then open it without choosing a program, if it doesn't play then maybe there is something wrong with it!
699925
Here's a link to their technical support.  See if it explains your error.\n-MM
1017059
Sounds like you're using a PC. The first version of iTunes for Windows had a few bugs and some people did experience problems similar to yours.\n\nThe first thing I'd encourage you to do is make sure that your computer fulfills the minimum system requirements for iTunes from this list: http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/\n\nIf your computer meets the requirements, download the latest version of iTunes and try it out without an iPod to make sure everything works fine.\n\nAlso, don't forget or underestimate the need for good virus protection for your computer. Sometimes viruses will make their way onto your Windows computer and can create havoc.\n\nFinally, take a careful look at your Belkin wireless router. If you have cordless telephones that operate at 2.4GHz, they can interfere with the wireless connection between your computer and the Belkin device. You may want to try a new cordless phone (at 5.8GHz or 2.4Ghz with some sort of frequency skipping technology) or a different wireless router.\n\nGood luck, and happy iPodding :-)
859440
You're not the only one with this problem as I just purchased Tupac's music and I'm having the same issue. Here's a link as this might work for you:\n\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=300766\n\nif not, try this link to email apple\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/support/itunes/musicstore/ipod/\n\nIn the mean time you can burn the songs you're having trouble with on a CD (select audio in the preferences). Then rip the song(s) from that CD and put it back on your computer as mp3. \n\nI know it's not a solution, but it's the best we got until apple fixes the problem.
903916
Yeah, me too, same thing. What to do?\n\n\ntried it but get ERROR 1068 come on Despondancy not working????
995726
For Windows XP:Do you have the latest version of Quicktime installed? That is required for iTunes however it is usually included in the installation.\n\nI would first uninstall iTunes through "Add and Remove Programs", (Maybe do all these steps for Quicktime Also if you think it may also be causing the problem)\n\nThen go to\nProgram Files -> iTunes and delete the iTunes folder \n\nNext\nStart-> Run-> "Regedit" (without quotes) \n\nThen in the new window\nEdit- > Find-> And Search for anything that might have to do with iTunes and delete it. (Don't forget to make a backup fo the registry by going to File -> Export  First just to be safe.\n\nThen Reinstall and see if the problem is fixed.\n\nAlso check out the Apple technical support page on their website to see if your problem can be fixed over there.\n\nIf all else fails contact Apple's Technical Support if you Can.
238418
up grade your ram...or video card that should speed it up a little and not to exspensive... be careful where you down load from......some "free music" has alot of junk that comes with it .. go to a good site like apples...itunes ect..\n you will have to pay . but no worries...peace
446093
It shouldn't do that. Are you on Windows XP or 2000. I'm sure Apple requires XP or 2000 to run iTunes, if your on 98 or ME it may crash like that. If thats not the issue you might want to look on Apple's forum for help or contact Apple customer service. I will list the site below in Sources.
1167802
itsa good to know what apple youre running this on but  if restarting doesnt fix it try reinstalling appleworks from the disk - the application may have gone corrupt
795569
Your music isnt on the cpu! Its on the hard drive! Take it to someone who knows what to do before you lose it all!