ITunes Library gone in Playlists?

I hope I'm not asking a question already answered, but I can't find it in my search this morning. In the newest iteration of iTunes, in Playlists mode, I do not seem to have my entire Library listed anywhere in the left column. That column starts with "Purchased Items" and my entire Library used to appear at the top of that column. Over half of my music was imported from CD's that I purchased. These show up in "songs", etc., but I would like the list of everything to make making a playlist easier. Any way to get it back?
Also, when I tried to make a playlist of everything, that empty playlist only showed up on the Playlists screen. When I went to Songs and tried to move everything over into it, clicking and holding the song to drag it over did not bring up the new playlist, only the ones already in existence. I hate to break it to you, Apple, but I have more music in iTunes than I bought from you. And I want to be able to manipulate as easily as I was able to just yesterday.
Any advice appreciated.

I had the same problem, very frustrating! This worked for me,
https://discussions.apple.com/message/20489760#20489760

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Help! Lost iTunes Library and all playlist

Last night I discovered that my entire iTunes Library was gone except for about 100 songs and that all my playlists and iPhone apps as well. I had no idea how it happened but when I examined it further I saw a new shared "limewire" playlist. I do not have limewire but I have not seen that shared folder at my house before. Apparently, after much freaking out, my roommate admitted to downloading it. He said that nothing was downloaded because it wasn't functioning after he installed it but still the damage was done.
I checked my music folder and it looks as though all my songs are still there. I backed up my library not to long ago too, thank goodness.
First thing I did was spotlight all the files with limewire in it and deleted them. However, and this concerns me greatly, and file "LimeWireOSX.dmg" in my documents folder can not be found, except for in spotlight, and so can't be deleted.
I then tried to import my library through iTunes which added about two hundred songs, far from the few thousand I had, as well as my podcast and iPhone apps.
This is where I am at now. I am scared that whatever else I thought of doing such as uninstalling and reinstalling iTunes could have terrible ramifications due to whatever limewire could have given my hard drive.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
JD
p.s. my roommate is on dishes duty for a month

The Limewire file may be in your "Downloads" folder.
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Perchance you may still have the music files on your PC -- but not seen in iTunes or the PC.
Do a thorough search of your PC using the tips below:
First - Make sure that you enable your Windows Explorer to view 'Hidden' files:
- Open Windows Explorer
- Select 'My Computer'
- On the main Windows Explorer menu: Tools=>Folder Options=>'View' tab
- In 'Advanced Setting' --> Files and Folders --> Hidden files and folders:
-- Select 'Show hidden files and folders’
- Click 'Apply to All Folders'
- Click 'OK'
Then check using Windows Explorer in 'My Music\iTunes\iTunes Music\...' for folders containing your music (or wherever you keep your music folders).
Also check in your Recycle Bin to see if you accidentally deleted it. If so, ‘Restore’ it back to it’s original spot.
Then try running a search using Windows Explorer (or similar) for files with the extensions of: m4a, m4p, MP3, OR with the partial names of the songs you are missing.
Do all the above before you decide that your music files have been completely erased from your hard drive.
IF you can locate the music files/folders, we can get iTunes to recognize it. Try one of these:
If you have a backup iTunes database file available....
1. --- Close iTunes. If you have a backup (or previous version) of the ‘iTunes Library’itl’ database file, then place a copy of that file in the ‘...\My Music\iTunes’ folder (or wherever the current, incomplete file resides).
1b. --- Open iTunes
If no backup ITL file exists….
2a. --- In iTunes choose: Edit==>Preferences==>Advanced tab. Select 'Change' and browse to the music folder in your PC drive (if it isn’t already). Click OK to save that setting.
Then....
2b. --- In iTunes choose: File==>’Add Folder to Library’ & browse to the music folder in your PC drive. Click OK.
Without the ITL file, re-‘Adding’ the music files to the Library will lose you the Ratings, Play Counts, Date Added and Last Played attributes, as well as your Playlists. No real way to recover them if you haven’t made prior backups. Something to consider for the future....
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Don King Resurrected: Deleted files from hard drive (free user steps – music recovery only)
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Extremely Simple Method: (just to recover the song files – may not work on a Mac)
1 - Open iTunes
2 - Edit=>Preferences=>’Advanced/General’ tab
2a --- Select ‘Copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to library’: checked
2b --- Select ‘Keep iTunes Music folder organized’: checked
2c --- Click OK to store changes
3 - Attach your iPod to the PC and hold down the ‘Shift+Ctrl’ keys until the iPod is fully recognized (this will defeat the auto-sync process)
4 - If you get a dialog box to link the Library, decline this option
5 - Within iTunes: Edit=>Preferences=>’iPod’ tab: switch iPod to manual transfer – click ‘OK’
6 – Eject iPod
7 – Close iTunes, then reopen iTunes and attach the iPod (it’s in manual sync now)
8 – File=>Add Folder
9 - Browse to and open ‘My Computer’ (click on the ‘+’) and select the iPod
10 - Click OK
-- The music files should start to transfer back into iTunes with its correct information
–-- This will take some time depending on your PC’s speed and the amount of songs on the iPod
No Playlists, or Ratings, Last Played, & Play Count attributes will be transferred from the iPod to iTunes using this method.
If you have problems with seeing the iPod within 'My Computer', try again switching your update method to 'manual', detach the iPod, then reconnect the iPod to the PC.
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You need at least two full sets of your music, not including what is on the iPod:
-- One full set on the PC within iTunes (on internal HD or ExHD)
-- One full set on an separate external backup medium (CD/DVD/ExHD/other)
-- One (full or partial) set on the iPod
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Hi,
I have a 5th GEN 80GB iPod.
I would not say a proud apple owner, given all the problems I’ve had over the years with the device apparently overheating ,then shut itself off while playing in a JBL soundstage speaker thang, (could have been the JBL, (but they insisted it's not them, it's the ipod) as well as the music library in my itunes on the computer suddenly disappearing.
I have XP Home SP3. I installed the itunes software in my primary boot hard C: Drive, and kept all my music in my second internal F: drive. I’ve always had all my (mp3) music ripped from all my old tapes, CD’s and online purchased tunes on my computer, in a music folder.
When I bought this 5th GEN ipod, I installed iTunes on this computer, opened itunes, up and created about ten playlists, then methodically dragged each genre from my music list folder into the specific genre playlist into itunes…follow so far?
So the bad thing for me was, that every time I changed anything at all (date, mis-spelled word, wrong artist, etc.,) to one or more songs in my Music folder, when I opened itunes up, there would be a yellow exclamation next to any of those ‘corrected’ songs, then I would have to Double-Click on it, then LOCATE, to put it back into itunes again.
Last night, after buying four Mp3 songs from Amazon, which automatically opens up itunes to place them there, I noticed all my playlists ands songs were GONE! GONE! GONE!
For some reason, I thought by downloading Gizmo which restores itunes music back into itunes from my ipod would work, but it simply placed all the music into my itunes/itunes media/music folder on the C: drive which was filling up the 74GB drive, and ALL my music was close to that size.
So I uninstalled Gizmo, created another MY MUSIC>ITUNES MEDIA>MUSIC in my F:Drive (500GB) then changed the directory output in my itunes music in itunes Preferences to this location on nthe F Drive.
So is it crazy that I have two sets of music on my computer? About 38 GB of regular Mp3 songs, then another 37.2 GB in my itunes music directory?
I keep those regular songs in there for backup, in case this happens again. So now, I also see exclamation marks in hundreds of songs in the itunes library, which, SORRY, apple seems to think I have all kinds of EXTRA time going back and LOCATING each and everyone of those darkened checked songs! Crazy!
Does anyone with itunes have two sets of folders for music…main Music folder, and also itunes library folder? Or primarily, just the music in the itunes. I listen to my music in WINAMP, not itunes when I’m by the computer, preference I guess.
Thanks for any light on this subject.

Because my Primary drive is only 74GB, I got this pop up message telling me the C: Drive is out of space,that's where all these itune files were going. So I changed the path in preferences, to go to my second hard drive to a created new folder named 'MY Itune Music'. That added another 37 GB of music to my secondary HDD
Right. Because the music you had in iTunes is still in the first location and iTunes is using that.
Putting music into a folder then pointing iTunes to this new folder does not add it to iTunes.
Edit > Preferences > Advanced > 'Keep itunes media folder organized' is CHECKED.
....The second option, 'Copy Files to itunes media when adding to library' is UNCHECKED
This is fine.
When you add new music to iTunes, it will stay in the location you add it from. iTunes will not copy it anywhere.
The easiest way to manage music is to keep it inside the iTunes folder and iTunes manage it. Then everything is in one location. In addition, if you want to move your music, it's simply a matter of moving the entire iTunes folder and nothing will be changed or lost.
If you try to do things yourself, you must do a lot more work to make sure everything stays straight.
Quit iTunes.
Go to /Music/ and copy the iTunes folder to the F: drive.
Hold Shift and launch iTunes.
Select *Choose library* and select the iTunes folder you copied to the F: drive.
Now everything will be as it was except the library files in the iTunes folder are now on the F: drive and this is what will be used.
The iTunes folder in /Music/ on the C: drive is no longer needed.
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iTunes prefs Advanced and make sure iTunes media folder location is set to /iTunes/iTunes media folder not eh F:drive.
Tick *Copy files to iTunes media folder....* and tick *Keep iTunes media folder organized*.
This will keep everything inside the iTunes media folder you pointed to in prefs Advanced.
Now go to File > Library > Organize library > Consolidate.
This will copy everything in iTunes library into the iTunes media folder you pointed to in Advanced.
At this point you can delete everything outside of the iTunes media folder on F:
Then you will likely have a bunch of duplicates in iTunes (since it was messed up before.
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Once you are safely connected there are a few things you can do to restore your iTunes from the iPod. If you have any iTMS purchases the transfer of purchased content from the iPod to authorised computers was introduced with iTunes 7. A paragraph on it has been added to this article: Transfer iTunes Store purchases using iPod
The transfer of non iTMS content such as songs imported from CD is designed by default to be one way from iTunes to iPod. However there is a manual method of accessing the iPod's hard drive and copying songs back to iTunes on Windows. The procedure is a bit involved also it was written long before iTunes 7 so it requires a little adaptation as the iPod preferences are no longer in the location described. Also it won't transfer playlists or videos as far as I know. However if you're interested it's posted in this thread: MacMuse - iPod to iTunes
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http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1451
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http://www.mac-forums.com/forums/ipod-hardware-accessories/60549-damaged-itunes- library.html#post650277
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My hard drive recently crashed and my iTunes library with it. Fortunately I store all of my music in an external hard drive. However, the iTunes library file and other ITL files got wiped out in the crash. My iPod Touch is still intact and I don't want to recreate my iTunes library from scratch and erase all of the info that is in my iPod. Can anyone help me on this?
Message was edited by: richbaylon

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eMac G4 Mac OS X (10.3.9)

Here's what I'd do. Note that this will delete any playlists you have and may clear track ratings, etc.
- confirm that at least one of the iTunes folders has all your tracks;
- drag the other iTunes folder to the Trash (but don't empty the trash yet; if you're worried about accidentally emptying the Trash, drag that iTunes folder to someplace out of the way, but where you won't get confused about which you're working with);
- in the folder you're keeping, drag the iTunes Library and iTunes.xml files to the Trash (again, don't empty the Trash yet)
- launch iTunes; it should be blank now.
- Open the iTunes preferences, go to the Advanced preference and make sure that the iTunes Music Folder location is the iTunes Music folder in the iTunes folder you're keeping
- uncheck the "copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to Library" item
- run the Add To Library command (under the File menu) and select your iTunes Music folder.
That should get all your tracks back into iTunes without duplications (unless duplicates exist in the individual album folders). If it works, then reset the "copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to Library" item for future imports.
Once you've confirmed that all your tracks are back and play correctly, then you can empty the Trash (or delete the extra iTunes folder).
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I have tried via *+File>Add to Library+* does not work and Apple iTunes Store cannot offer advice!!
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Hello toi_va,
I apologize, I'm a bit unclear on exactly what you are seeing or describing. If you are having issues finding this particular song, even after redownloading, you may find the information and steps outlined in the following article helpful:
iTunes: Finding lost media and downloads - Apple Support
Sincerely,
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