My computer with my Itunes account crashed, but I got all my music on two discs. How do I download back to my Itunes account?
My laptop crashed, but I was able to obtain all my music and loaded them onto two discs... How do I upload them on my new laptop and to my Itunes account?
Hi there apearsal,
Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
It sounds like you’ve purchased movies with your Apple TV and want to know how to download those movies to your iPad, so that you can watch them later without a Wi-Fi network connection. Take a look at this article, it’ll walk you through the process of downloading purchases:
Download past purchases - Apple Support
Ciao,
-Jason
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Recovery options:
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