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My computer has died, how do I save iTunes?
My XP computer has died, though I can get access to data on the hard drive. With that in mind, how can I "transfer" my itunes My Music files to the new computer without being able to use the iTunes internal way of doing that?
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Hopefully the following Google search will provide a number of solutions ....
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Duh!! Thanks, I added "died" to the search parameters,too.
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