iTunes Service: YES (While everything is disabled)

[Larceny]

Hi,

I have a N66U running 376.45 merlin.

When I was looking in "Tools -> Sysinfo", I noticed that when I clicked on one of my devices in the "Last seen device" section, it's telling me that the iTunes service is on YES, while I disabled everything in "USB application -> Media Services and Servers".

Can anyone tell me what this "Yes" stands for?

Thanks.

 

[owine]

Whatever that device is has its own iTunes service running. It's not referring to the router itself.

 

[Larceny]

Thanks for the reply back. Appreciate it.

Well that is very strange then, because the computer I am on right now (referring to the picture above) has no iTunes installed or anything from Apple whatsoever.

Is there something I could do to trace where the router is getting this information from?

I would really like to know to be honest, because this is literally mind blowing.

 

[goggleeyes]

Quicktime installed? Maybe that has a component of iTunes...just a thought

 

[RMerlin]

Thanks for the reply back. Appreciate it.

Well that is very strange then, because the computer I am on right now (referring to the picture above) has no iTunes installed or anything from Apple whatsoever.

Is there something I could do to trace where the router is getting this information from?

I would really like to know to be honest, because this is literally mind blowing.

Asus's iTune detection seem a bit unreliable. It would also occasionally report the same about my desktop, while I have no iTunes or Quicktime installed.

 

[Larceny]

No, I don't have Quicktime installed.

I just can't quite put my finger on it, where the router gets this information from though.
Because this PC is "Apple free" and always will be too.

Could this be a bug maybe?


EDIT: (because of unlucky post timing)
Thanks for the update RMerlin. Really appreciate it.
Alright, so no need to worry then.