If I deauthorize all computers, will my songs be deleted?

If I deauthorize all computers, will all my purchased songs be deleted?

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  • If i deauthorize all computers will it delete all my songs currently on my computer??

    If i deauthorize all computers will it delete all my songs currenty on my library?

    Back them up anyway. Other things, such as hard drive failures, can.
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  • If I deauthorize all computers will I lose my money credited?

    I have recently purchased Iphones for myself and sons.  I want to have a separate account from my school account.  If I deauthorize all computers will I lose the itunes card credit that my son has placed on the account?

    Do not deauthorize anything, just make your own account for your iphone.

  • If I deauthorize all  computers, will I lose my library?

    will I lose my library if I deauthorize all computers?

    No. De-authorizing a computer simply means it is no longer recognized at iTunes until it is reauthorized. It has not effect on your iTunes library.

  • HT1420 if i deauthorize all computers, will i have a problem authorizing most of them again?

    if i deauthorize all computers, wil i have a problem authorizing most of them immediatly?

    You won't have any problem, you'll be able to re-authorise up to 5 of them straight away

  • If I deauthorize all computers will I loose all my music?

    I have recently purchased a new mac computer - I have 4 computers with itunes on it, all macs, and I can't authorize my new one as it says I can only have 5.  If I deathorize all computers and start again will I loose everything on my itunes?  Also, does an ipad or iphone count towards your authorized use?

    1. No. Back the music up anyway.
    2. No.
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  • HT1420 once i deauthorize all computers will i be a to re- authorize some of those same computers

    How can I de-authorize computers I no longer own

    As per your posts subject, you use iTunes to deauthorise all your currently authorised computers, you can do this once a year. Yes, you can then reauthorise those individual computers you actually still have.
    So if you had for example lost one computer out of five, you would deauthorise all of them and then reauthorise the remaining four.

  • HT1420 What will the screen show when I deauthorize all computers?   Will it show them and then I select the ones to authorize?  I don't want to undo or be unable to re-authorize the ones I still want.

    What will the screen show when I deauthorize all computers?   Will it show them and then I select the ones to authorize?  I don't want to undo or be unable to re-authorize the ones I still want.

    "What will the screen show when I deauthorize all computers?  "
    Nothing.  Not sure what you mean.
    " Will it show them and then I select the ones to authorize? "
    No.
    You have to authorize a computer from that computer.  You cannot authorize a computer from another computer.

  • Is there a way to deauthorize all computers without waiting a year?

    We have been doing some re-arranging of computers, and I forgot to deauthorize all my computers before wiping harddrives and cleaning things up.  I didn't realize it, but I had used the deauthorize all function in the store to clean up my itunes account in the middle of last year.  I need to do it again, but it appears I am unable to do so for at least another 6 months.  Since I have quite a bit of music locked up in iTunes (I will never buy DRM'd music again because of this), I need to find a way to deauthorize all computers once more so I can listen to my songs and watch my movies I have purchased.  Is there a way to do this inside the 1 year period you're supposed to wait?

    Click here and request assistance.
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  • How do I deauthorize all computers associated with my Apple ID?

    Hi all,
    First post on Apple Support Communities :-)
    When I bought my first Apple product (iPad 2) a few months ago, I didn't know anything about Apple IDs, iTunes Store, Home Sharing and Computer authorizations. I experimented a little with iTunes and home sharing in VMware virtual machines (Windows 7) on my computer (Ubuntu). I quickly used up the 5 authorized computers, so I used the "Deauthorize all computers associated with your Apple ID" feature in iTunes and kept on experimenting (since I couldn't get things to work properly in my virtual environment).
    Now I have an iPhone 4S and my daughter has an iPod Touch 4G, and I'm planning on buying the new Apple TV. But I'm not going to because I can't have Home Sharing. I can't "clean" the authorized computers because I did it a few months ago and it is only permitted once a year.
    It is possible to request an exception (and how?) and have the authorized computers cleaned up?
    Thanks a lot
    Sebastien

    If you can't deauthorize systems just by the "deauthorize" command under the Store menu in iTunes, then go here:
    http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/
    and follow the instructions to report the problem to the iTunes Store. They may be willing to clear your authorizations for you.
    Regards.

  • HT1420 How do I deauthorize ONE computer?  All I see in account information is an option to deauthorize ALL computers.  I see where it says to deauthorize them all and then re-authorize the ones still in use but I do not want to do that.

    How do I deauthorize ONE computer?  All I see in account information is the option to deauthorize ALL computers.  I do not want to do this.  I authorized an iPad at my previous employer (school for Autism) and want to leave that one authorized so the students will still have access to the apps and music.  How can I just deauthorize the desktop (windows) that I no longer use?

    I am in a similar situation. Hoping there has been an update to fix this problem by now.... I do NOT want to deauthorize all 5 computers, AT ALL. I only want to deauthorize 1 computer I do not have anymore! Because there is no way I'd ever want to deal with re authorizing the other 4, when I only need to deauthorize ONE.
    Have they patched this problem yet?

  • I want to 'deauthorize all computers'. Apple web says to go to Account Information and click deauthorize all, but the option is not there. where can i do this?

    I want to 'deauthorize all computers'.  the Apple web says to go to Account Information and click deauthorize all, but that option is not available on the screen.  How else to I get to the deauthorize all computers.

    See Here
    Authorise / Deaurhorise About
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1420
    Login to iTunes,  go to "view your account info" on the itunes store,  deauhtorise all five,  and then re-authorize your current Computers one at a time.

  • I cannot authorize my new computer in iTunes because I hit the 5 device limit. However, I cannot deauthorize the old one because it's gone. I also cannot use the deauthorize all computers button because I did last year when I was replacing computers. Is t

    I cannot authorize my new computer in iTunes because I hit the 5 device limit. However, I cannot deauthorize the old one because it's gone. I also cannot use the deauthorize all computers button because I did last year when I was replacing computers. Is there any other way of deauthorizing computers that no longer exist?

    harishassan16 wrote:
    ... Is there any other way of deauthorizing computers that no longer exist?
    If you no longer have, or access to, the computer(s) you want to deauthorise,
    Log in to iTunes,  go to "view your account info" on the itunes store, deauthorise all five,
    (Please Note: this can only be done Once every 12 months)
    Then re-authorize your current Computer(s) one at a time..
    Authorise / Deauthorise About
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1420
    harishassan16 wrote:
    ... I also cannot use the deauthorize all computers button because I did last year ...
    Contact iTunes Customer Service and request assistance
    Use this Link  >  Apple  Support  iTunes Store  Contact

  • HT5622 How can I authorize a new computer (with windows 8) without deauthorizing my other computers (windows 7) . Under manage your account the only choice given is to deauthorize all computers already authorized

    I just bought a new computer with windows 8. I have 2 other computers (windows 7) authorized for itunes. When I go to manage your account the only choice I am give is to deauthorize all computers. There is no place from which to authorize this new computer or to deauthorize the 1 computer that is dead rather than both. Suggestions appreciated

    To authorize the Windows 8 computer, press the Alt and S keys and choose Authorize this Computer, or click here, follow the instructions, click on Store in the menu bar, and choose Authorize this Computer.
    It isn't possible to individually deauthorize a computer which is dead or which you don't have either physical or network access to.
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  • I cannot deauthorize all computers

    I'm changing to new laptop and installing iTunes but it pops up that I cannot authorize more than 5 computers and I have to deauthorize any of them first. Scrolling down of the help page and found "deauthorize all computer" then I opened the ex-laptop and followed the step but after "sign in" I didn't see the box to deauthorize all computers which was remarked that if I don't see this option means I have authorized only 1 computer. ?!?!
    I don't get it. While the pop up in the new laptop says it doesn't allow me to authorize more than 5 computers but I couldn't deauthorize all computers because I have authorized one?
    Pls. advice.

    Hi there sutida_pp,
    You may find the information in the article below helpful. It looks like you can only deauthorize all computers once per year, so this may be where you are running into issues.
    Deauthorize your Mac or PC using iTunes
    http://support.apple.com/kb/HT6283
    If need to deauthorize your computer but you can't access it, you need to deauthorize all computers. After you authorize 2 computers, you'll have the option to deauthorize all computers for your Apple ID. You can deauthorize all computers once per year.
    Using one of your authorized computers, follow these steps:
    Click to open your account in iTunes (you may need to sign in with your Apple ID). Or open iTunes, click Store > Sign In, and enter your Apple ID and password.
    Click Deauthorize All.
    The Deauthorize All button appears only if you have more than 2 authorized computers. If you don't see the Deauthorize All button, that means you only have one authorized computer.
    Hope that helps,
    -Griff W.

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