How can I transfer my itunes library edits to my computer music

I got my PC music that I transfer to my itunes library, and I do a lot of editing of my itunes music and I would like it to automaticly edit my PC music so that when I lose my itunes music I could go back to my PC and download it again without having to re-edit the same songs over n over again. In the past it automaticly would do it but not no more, I don't know what I got to do to change or authorize itunes to edit my PC music?

Ok, great - now how do I do this without an external hard drive or LAN? It seems I made the mistake of updating to iTunes 10.4 and lost the option to backup to a disc. Also, one of the reasons I am transferring to a new computer is my old one is an old, very slow PC, so having to do things like reinstall iTunes 10.3 to get the backup to disc option back is very time consuming and frustrating. I also purchased iTunes Match in the hopes that I could access all my files from the new computer that way, but I can't figure out how to access it from the new computer.
Is there a reason why this has to be so difficult? Didn't Apple used to be really good at making user-friendly products?

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