If I dl itunes 7, will it delete everything I have on my old itunes?
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I see a lot of people complaining about iTunes 7\nyou might want to stick with the version 6 (if that's what you have now)
680447
no your songs should be saved in a separate music folder somewhere else in your computer, such as "My Music" or something like that. when you reinstall itunes, the songs might not be in your music library anymore, but you can just re-import the folder that has all your songs back into itunes, and you should be all set.
406253
no. you're music is still saved on your  hard drive, and the new program will just owrite over the older program. It will keep all your preferences and lists and stuff, but will add more features.
1122957
delete them in your itunes library then update your ipod
1047690
I do not advocate stealing songs but anyways.....Itunes will transfer virtually anything to your IPOD...
788526
I had this problem when I first installed iTunes, so I uninstalled it and redownloaded it and it has worked fine since then.
1032759
That's going to be difficult! Most recovery programs can undelete files that were stores on the Hard Drive. I use TuneUp Utilities 2006 which is excellent to give proper maintenance to your computer, plus it has the "undelete" or recovery utility. Unfortunately it ios NOT free, but it comes with a 30 day full-working trial.
250478
You download iTunes with the cd software in the box it came in. If you don't have that, go to the Apple website to get the download.
568590
Good question.\n\nI think it depends on your settings in iTunes Preferences. If you are just playing a song on iTunes, without the program creating a copy of the original to the iTunes music folder, and you delete the original, you will lose the song. Check your settings to see if you are automatically creating duplicate audio files when you import.\n\nGood luck!
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The other computer has to have iTunes installed on it and set to manual in order to do this. If the other computer has set to automatic then it will add every song that is on the other computer automatically and delete songs that is already on the Ipod when you connect the iPod. \nIf the other computer dosen't have Itunes installed simply burn a Data cd of the tunes that you want and install them on your computer later and you will be good to go.
50729
it depends on yor system. for pcs u have to find the uninstall option. with macs u have to bring it to the trash then empty it.
179170
If you told iTunes to "organize all my music", then all your music will be in your "My Music" folder in your "My Documents" directory. From there you can simply copy and paste all of it to your next computer. Install iTunes on that computer and tell it to organize your music. It'll find it and boom, all moved. :)\n\nIf you bought music off of iTunes though...there might be problems moving it. can't hurt to try though.
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sounds like you had adware/spyware prob before.\nAny way try this, free and easy to use after running the reg cleaner try reinstall of itunes, if it does not install you can go into reg edit and do an search for itunes and delete all it finds.  (but if you are not sure about using the reg edit don't) There are other good reg cleaners out there that allow you to clean an specific prog eg. itunes\nBut not free\n\nHope that helps.\n\nGood  for free.Luck.
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No reason to trash them, just to download the latest.  I would reccommend keeping them all, as who knows how tightly the upgrade is tied to your old version.\n\nIf your add remove programs will let you remove the 1.4.2 stuff, and leave 5.0 intact, then I would say that is your best bet to go.\n\nRemoving them all, just to install a new version really won't save you that much space in the long run, and for the hassles involved with all of that work, I say leave it.  It's not hurting any thing.
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"Restart the pc in safe mode (tap F8 when rebooting-right before the windows logo comes up) and then login and delete it that way. Simple." <--Guy before me\n\n\n...then go under the start menu and click Run. Type in "C:&#92;Program Files." Oce you're in, locate the iTunes folder. Right click it, go on PROPERTIES, then go on the SECURITY tab. Go to the ADVANCED tab, and change the ownership of that folder to your account's name.\n\nSee, when you wrest ownership of that file from the system or another program, it's yours. You can do whatever you want to it no matter what the system things.\n\nEven delete it.
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They most likely get deleted. When I got a new computer, I had to get all of the olds songs back on there. It was painful!! Good luck with that!! But, I have the one that plays videos. I can't get free videos on there, though. :-)
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iTunes doesnt take up that much memory at all.\nAll Programs>Accessories>Disk Cleanup\n\nYou should be able to get alt more memory like that.