Authorization and moving to a new location

When I moved from my parents house to my boyfriends house Itunes said that my computer was not authorized even though it was the exact same computer. I was wondering if there's anyway to get around that? If I were to e-mail customer support and explain my situation would they be able to change it to only 1 computer authorized? The reason I'm asking is I have a desktop and I just bought a laptop. So according to Itunes I already have 2 computers authorized and I haven't done my laptop yet so that would be 3. My boyfriends getting a new desktop and I was wanting to authorize his so that would be 4 computers. What ***** is I'm moving out of state soon so if I had 4 computers authorized already when I move it's going to say they aren't authorized and I'll only have room for 1 more computer to be authorized. I wanted to authorize the computers I wanted authorized and deauthorize the 1 since it's the same computer before I move so I can listen to my music on my laptop or the desktop but I don't want to have it say they aren't authorized when I move. Also I'm not moving for another 2 months or so. Any ideas? Hopefully this wasn't too confusing lol.

ok I think I understand now lol. This stuff can be a bit confusing. So what you're saying is let's say I have 4 computers authorized I can deauthorize and then reauthorize them as many times as I want in a year but if I have 5 computers I can only deauthorize all and then reauthorize all once a year? Is that what you meant if so thank-you for answering my question it is solved.

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