Hi!
Launch iTunes on the computer you are using. Log into the iTunes store. Once you're logged in, click on your account name in the upper right corner. (You'll probably have to re-enter your password) Once you are looking at your account information, there is a section about the number of computers you have authorised. I don't know if you can de-autho a particular one, but you can de-autho all of them at once. Then go back to re-autho the ones you want to use. It's a bit of a pain to do it that way, but it's the only way I can think of!
For what it's worth, I had to do the same thing recently. I didn't lose any of my music or videos!!
Deauthorizing computers is useful if you are planning to reinstall Windows or have reached your authorization limit. You can deauthorize accounts easily if you follow these steps:
You can only deauthorize an old computer once you've reached your limit of 5 authorized computers. Then, launch iTunes on the computer you are using. Log into the iTunes store. Once you're logged in, click on your account name in the upper right corner. (You'll probably have to re-enter your password) Once you are looking at your account information, there is a section about the number of computers you have authorised. I don't know if you can deauthorized a particular one, but you can deauthorize all of them at once. Then go back to reauthorize the ones you want to use. It's a bit of a pain to do it that way, but it's the only wayto do it.
First, go to iTunes, go to store, and press de authorize computer and enter your info and your home free
First thing you do is save your files to discs. Next, deauthorize you account from your old computer. Then, import your files to your new MacBook. Finally, authorize your account from your new MacBook.
First, one has to move his or her iTunes files onto another PC by emailing them, putting them on a USB stick, or putting them on a portable hard drive. Once the files are on another computer one will need to authorize that computer with the iTunes store account that purchased the original songs. Also, it would be wise to deauthorize the old computer because each account only has a limited number of allowed authorized computers. With the new computer authorized simply import the files and they can be played on the new PC.Alternative solution to transfer iTunes to a new PC using free Tuneswift:http://transfer-itunes-to-new-pc.blogspot.com/
because your music is saved on the old computer. You are logging in to your iTunes store account so you can continue to purchase music. This is separate from the music you already have in your iTunes library. you will need to copy your existing music library from the old computer to the new computer to access it with the new iTunes software.
If you have music backups of the old iPod in iTunes, you can easily sync the songs with the new iPod. If you don't have backups, you are also able to transfer purchased songs from the old iPod to iTunes using the "Transfer Purchases" function of iTunes. You won't be allowed to transfer the songs from the old iPod to computer or new iPod if the songs are not from iTunes. This is how to transfer music from old iPod to new iPod with the "Transfer Purchases" function of iTunes: Step 1. Plug the Old iPod into computer via the USB cable. Then launch iTunes. Step 2. Click "File > Device > Transfer Purchases". iTunes will automatically transfer the songs to iTunes library. Step 3. Plug the new iPod into computer. Then import the songs from iTunes to the new iPod.
yes, if you had those songs on your itunes they should still be there when you log onto your itunes account
Just like download again, loss for you. PS get a better computer, one that won' break down.
get your account on another computer first and then u can delete your old one after you download your old library using home sharing.
From your old computer, go to the 'File' menu on iTunes, go to 'Library', then 'Back up library'. Copy the backup, open with iTunes on the new computer, and it should be there.
Yes, although you may need to use special programs or softwares. :)
You cant just send them to it. you need a computer that has itunes and have both ipods on the same account and then plug in the old ipod to the computer and copy the songs to itunes then plug in your new ipod and copy your music to the ipod
You've got a few choices here: 1. If the music is on your iPod, you can just get it from there 2. Use a flash drive to transfer the songs from iTunes to iTunes of the new computer 3. If you saved the email receipts then i believe you can get the songs again on another computer but im not totally sure. Unless the virus did something that made your computer not open iTunes or makes the computer unusable. In that case you're probably better off with option 1.
plug your ipod to the computer, open itunes, select Music and manually transfer the song to the ipod