Moved file from Windows XP to Windows 7 - reason sound is bad?

I can access my ITUNES after moving file from XP to laptop which uses WIN 7 but the sound is awful when playing through ITUNES. Music much better when played through WINDOWS Media. The equalizer doesn't seem to be engaged. Is there a setting that might be getting in the way or do you think it's the way it was transferred .... or something else. GENIUS's at stores offer no help since my laptop isn't an APPLE. No sympathy there either.

The equalizer doesn't seem to be engaged
Is it engaged?
Check the EQ and check the settings in iTunes prefs -> Playback

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