New Laptop - No Sync?

Question

I used Windows Easy Transfer to move everything from my old laptop to my new. Now, I can't sync my music with my new laptop, mainly because I haven't clicked the button to allow it to sync. Reason? It says it will delete all the music and playlists currently on my iPhone. For whatever reason my playlists didn't transfer over to my new laptop (or I didn't do something to make them reappear) and would like to not have to start over with everything. Does Apple have a solution to the old computer/new computer conundrum?

Answer 1

Hmmm....what you say makes sense, but then again I said in my first post that I used Windows Easy Transfer, which transfers everything - videos, music, old Word documents I forgot I had, programs that ran on my old computer, buried files of saved Yahoo messenger conversations, EVERYTHING. It basically took an image of my old computer's hard drive and put it on my new laptop. So, those iTunes folders, large and small, are all there. What I did find, there is a new folder called iTunes Media which is where iTunes wants to put any new music or videos or whatever. Previously, all my music was in a folder called iTunes Music. But this new folder designation should not be the issue either. But looking at that top folder, I see that there are many iTunes library database files, labeled iTunes Library (1), iTunes Library (2), iTunes Library (3) and iTunes Library (damaged). I suspect I could utilize one of the three database files, but I don't know which one or how to go about utilizing them. Also wonder about what happens to any changes I have made since the transition to my new laptop.