There most likely is a way to reverse whatever it is that you did but you need to know exactly what you did in order to reverse it. There are at least several ways to make it that iTunes won't work.While ago iTunes was driving me nuts, opening opening randomly, etc. So I followed someone's suggestion and entered some command line code to disable iTunes. Is there a way to reverse this as I now need to use iTunes?
If you haven't used terminal a lot, you may find it by opening Terminal and pressing the up-arrow key. This will show you the last entered commands, and goes back quite a while by default.The instructions in the below link look vaguely familiar, but is there a way to pull up previously entered terminal commands?
http://www.addictivetips.com/mac-os/uninstall-or-disable-itunes-on-mac-os-x/
cat ~/.bash_history
The instructions in the below link look vaguely familiar, but is there a way to pull up previously entered terminal commands?
http://www.addictivetips.com/mac-os/uninstall-or-disable-itunes-on-mac-os-x/
sudo find -x / -iname *itunes -type f