New laptop. how do i get my itunes&music on there?
hi i have itunes on my desktop, but i just got a laptop and i would like to put my music on my laptop, but i don't know how. i know i can easily DL itunes to my laptop, but how do i get all of the music i have already DL into itunes on my desktop on my laptop? i would really prefer to not have to burn it all onto disks and transfer it that way. i really hope there is an easier way!
Comp DeComp,
Did you see the link that I posted above?
Also, if you don't want to/can't use the method above (using your iPod), you can back up your media in iTunes by burning it to CD/DVD discs, then transferring those songs to a new computer.
For more info on that method, you can check out this article:
How to back up your media in iTunes
-Kylene
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