There was only one app I couldn't get reinstalled for him: iCloud Control Panel PC.

Sure, Creative Cloud and Office 365/2013 require Windows 7 or 8, but he like so many PC users is sticking with Office 2007 and an older copy of Photoshop, so that's not an issue. While restoring a friend's Windows Vista-powered laptop this week, I discovered that most programs - say, Chrome, Evernote, and even iTunes - still support Windows Vista (and XP), which is nice to find for those trying to eek the last bit of usage out of an aging PC without ditching Windows or paying for an upgrade. How to Install iCloud Sync on Windows XP and Vista With the upcoming changes, users running these older versions of Windows and iTunes won't be able to make new purchases or redownload previous purchases from the iTunes Store.How to Install iCloud Sync on Windows XP and Vista | Techinch tech, simplified. The first-generation model was officially declared obsolete by Apple in late 2015.Īs for PC users, Apple notes that machines running Windows XP or Vista are no longer supported by Microsoft and are unable to use the latest versions of iTunes, as iTunes 12 requires Windows 7 or later. The first-generation Apple TV based on a traditional hard drive was introduced back in 2007 and was supplanted by the much smaller flash-based second-generation model in late 2010. This device is an obsolete Apple product and will not be updated to support these security changes.Īpple notes that second-generation and later Apple TV models will continue to work with the iTunes Store.

Apple has also begun emailing users with active first-generation Apple TVs to warn them of the upcoming change.īeginning on, Apple will introduce security changes that prevent Apple TV (1st generation) from using the iTunes Store. Apple yesterday published a new support document noting that security changes being implemented on May 25 will prevent the first-generation Apple TV and PCs running Windows XP or Vista from using the iTunes Store.

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