Installed itunes 10.5 on win7, 64 bit - Where is Movies folder!

Under the Library, I have the following folders:
Music, Films, tv programmes, books, apps, radio.
All the screen shots and discussions on here suggest I should have Movies...?
Dragging mp4s etc (all of which were synced fine to ipad and ipad2 on previous itunes version) into Films has no effect. When Films is selected it just has the page offering a tutorial.
Help!

Changing the localization option simply changes the labels and folders iTunes will use for new content. Existing connect properly connected to the library should remain connected. If you've got files that are missing in action, ie. display with an exclamation mark, then they need to be relinked to the library before they can be transferred to your devices.
The default location for a Movie or TV Show also varies according to whether or not the library is in the new "iTunes Media Organisation" layout. Movies used to be lumped into a single folder, but now each get their own. I have a script called FindTracks that can search a media folder in either new or old layout and attempts to reconnect missing items. It currently assumes the US naming for Movies and TV Shows, though I guess I could tweak it for the alternate names if it would be useful. How many files are you trying to reconnect?
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I saved the executable and selected to run as administrator but still received an error. The HRESULT is 0x80070BC9.

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