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   I fixed the iPhone by removing all programs (apps) and all music and videos and returning it to the “as delivered” state. Then I checked for updates, installed the new iPhone software (which would not install when it was crashing apps), and added back on the apps that I knew were good.

   I think this was caused by a couple of buggy apps that made it to the app store because some of the error messages included references to a couple of my app programs.

   Those apps won’t be back on my iPhone again.

   Angela Parker - August 23, 2008 4:27 pm

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   I imagine the problem was related to your apps and not iTunes itself. I upgraded to 7.7.1 when it came out and have had no problems. Of course, I only have a select few (free) apps running on my iPhone right now. Glad that you got it worked out.

   Jodi - August 24, 2008 5:11 pm

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   And today, after a sync, I have some apps that work, and some that don’t. I’ll be glad when this thing is fixed. I thought it was a buggy app that caused my issues. Apparently it’s not.

   I’m not willing to remove all the apps again, since I’ve been storing information that matters to me in a couple. I don’t want to lose the data. Maybe I’ll figure out how to save the info elsewhere. *sigh*

   Angela Parker - August 27, 2008 2:24 pm

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   well , these all apps were created overnight . no checking.

   name (required) - August 28, 2008 1:51 am

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