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I have a 2007ish MacBook Pro that was once belonged to an old friend of mine that is in perfect condition and normally in working order. The problem is, since we wiped the old Mavericks osx off of it, it refuses to let anyone log into the iTunes store and gets the error "iTunes temporarily unavailable. Try again later." The problem is I can't update the software without logging into iTunes and even though I have a back up program on disk, it's outdated. I know there is a way around this stupid software bump but it's driving me crazy and if we can't crack it soon I'm going to have to bring it in even though that's the last thing I want to do because I know they're going to try to tell me to upgrade etc.... There is nothing wrong with the macbook. It still connects to safari and has no other issues. Everything I have read about this talks about already having access to the desktop etc. nothing about starting from scratch with a blank hard drive. The wifi isn't the problem either since all my other Mac devices are fine on it and I never have had any other problems. Any ideas on how to solve this stinkin' beast? I've added a picture of all I have access to=\
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