If you download a lot of files on iTunes, particularly videos, eventually you're bound to get a corrupt file that can't finish downloading. As a fix, iTunes might prompt you to "Check for Available Downloads" under the Store menu, but chances are this will only re-download the corrupt file, sticking you with something you paid for that doesn't play.
  
Solution

The solution to this problem is really easy. 



On a Mac, go to:

In the Downloads folder, you'll find the TMP folder for the corrupt file—delete it. Then click on Check for Available Downloads: iTunes will download a fresh, uncorrupted file, and you'll get your money's worth. On a PC, it's basically the same drill.

For Windows XP, the folder path is:


For Windows Vista, it is: 

Hopefully, this tip will help you in fixing the Corrupt iTunes Files!!

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