It's very easy. Go to C:\Users\(your username)\Music\iTunes and rename the file "iTunes Library.itl" to "iTunes Library.OLD" Open iTunes, go to Help --> Check For Update, download & install the most recent upgrade. Once complete it will usually requires a computer restart. If not, you must close iTunes for the next step to work due to "File In Use" issues. Go back to C:\Users\(your username)\Music\iTunes and rename newly-created "iTunes Library.itl" to "iTunes Library.NEW" (or just delete that file). Then rename your old file "iTunes Library.OLD" back to "iTunes Library.itl". When you next open Itunes your old library will be accessable.
How to Successfully Use An Older Version of iTunesAfter Installing iTunes 7 (or the latest version) go into My Documents/My Music.Now go into the iTunes folder.Rename your iTunes Library.itl as iTunes Library.itl.old.Go into the Previous iTunes Libraries folder (which would be in MyDocuments\MyMusic\Previous iTunes Libraries).Take the newest file (for me this was iTunes Library 2006-09-14.itl) and copy it back up to the iTunes folder.Rename it iTunes Library.itl.Run iTunes 6 and you should be all set, with your library restoredAnother user said:I recently downgraded WinXP to Win2K and received this error after installing iTunes for Win2K. This was the first article I read when I investigated my options. The second step was confusing to me because the "previous library" file did not exist. I simply renamed the old (newer) library with the "itl.old" file extension and that worked.Also, after you rename the iTunes icons it may not work. To fix that click on 'use web service to find appropriate program' and do the following steps (it does work).
of course. the .mp3 file you get from limewire can be played using any media player, no matter what version. I have the new itunes (8) and my music downloaded from limewire works perfectly.
The current iTunes is version 10 version 4 is no longer available. The 4.2 version of iOS for Apple's mobile devices (See links below) is available and can be restored on a device connected to a computer via iTunes.
There's a piano version on her platinum version of Fearless if that's what you mean. It's on iTunes.
Yes, just restore (or upgrade if a newer version is available) in iTunes. Hope I helped! :)
Maybe upgrade your iPod to a newer version so like iTunes ten or ten zero one! Maybe upgrade it like that. If you know what i mean!
Ry updating to a newer version of iTunes.
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no, installing the new version of itunes only changes the style, etc. But the songs stay where they are.
it will get transfered
I don't believe the iPhone 3G can update past 4.2.1, but any newer iPhone can update the same way you normally update an iPhone through your iTunes authorized computer.
You might have to reinstall iTunes and update it to the newer version. That's what I did.
They have a recycle program that allows you to get a 10% discount on your upgrade.
Plug in white chord and itunes shows up. Go to my ipod and you will have a choice to upgrade it.
It won't harm anything, if you are really worried and don't want to update it, don't update it, or you can just wait till the next upgrade to upgrade the iPhone.