Itunes will not open up, I keep getting code 13010

I tried to open my itunes this morning and got code 13010

CaddyFan wrote:
Try the following:
1. Go to the following folder: username/Music/iTunes/
2. Remove the following files from this folder:
iTunes Library Genius.itdb
iTunes Library.itl
iTunes Library Extras.itdb
3. Open iTunes.
4. You will have to re-scan your media.
No! Not the iTunes Library.itl file!! That is what makes your library.  Delete that and when you open iTunes you will get a blank, brand new library which will certainly take care of the issue because you will be starting from scratch (the media files will still be on the computer).  By "re-scan your media" this will mean adding it all again to the library, rebuilding your playlists, starting off with playcounts zero and no ratings.
Caddyfan, I see you have systematically posted in quite a number of topics about this issue.  I hope you post a correction about this in each one, or if you did indeed mean delete the entire library file at least make it clear this will be a consequence of your suggestion.

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