Is there a way to restore music i already bought

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A quick search of the forums would have provided a plethora of similar postings and answers.
It is general forum etiquitte to search before posting, please do us all a favor and search before asking again as this insane question gets asked/answered multiple times per day.
To save you a little hassle, here is but one of many similar questions: https://discussions.apple.com/message/13115275#13115275
Here is Apple's official stance on managing your iTunes library:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1382
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1751
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4527
Do yourself a favor, back up your iTunes library so you do not experience this problem again.

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Restore them from your backup or click here and ask.
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I just got a new computer after my old one was fried and I was wondering if it was possible to re-download everything I had bought on my prior comp. I cannot find anything that points me in the direction of a solution to this. If you need more info, please ask.
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If you have all your music still on an iPod, you can download a free version of Ipod ripper from the net. Just google it and you'll find it. I'm not sure it's sanctioned by Apple, so they may delete this. But, when I overloaded my memory and crashed my MacBook, I had to erase everything and start from scratch. Luckily, I had most of my music on my iPod and was able to recover it all using the download. Good luck.

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iTunes Match will do that for you, turn it on in the Store menu (in iTunes). It's $25 per year.

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If you can't remember the Passcode, you need to restore the device from the computer it was last synced with.
Follow the instructions for putting the device in recovery mode > iPhone and iPod touch: Unable to update or restore
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So retore the iPod, then re download the iTunes media.
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If you have been backing up on Timemachine.
All you need to do is enter time machine... Then the rest is obvious.
Find the iTunes folder and hit 'Restor'.
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On the right hand side you should see 'Purchased'.
Click 'purchased' and there you have it.

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First, start Task Manager. Kill iTunes.exe, iPodService.exe, and iTunesHelper.exe. Just select them and End Process on each one.
Next, use these instructions to put the iPod into forced disk mode: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93651
Now, connect it to the computer. You should be able to recognize the iPod in this way.
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-if the computer locks up, then the computer probably needs to be formatted and have Windows reinstalled, since no Apple software is now running on the thing (you killed the only three pieces of Apple software that matter)
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I am not sure if he synced his iPhone to which iTunes Library - may be with yours? An iPhone should be synced with only one iTunes Library. If he has his Apps and Music in his iTunes Library, I guess he only have to re-sync with his itunes library.
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Step 2. Click on "Purchased" on the left side panel under the "Store" Section.
Step 3. Then Click on "Downbload Previous Purchases" on the bottom right section of the screen.
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