Plugged iphone into authorized computer. But iTunes won't let me edit my iphone, what do I need to change?

I've started plugging my iPhone into a different computer at work that is authorized. But the iTunes on this computer won't allow me to edit the playlists. What do I need to change?

If you're running Windows 8.1, this seems to be a common theme, or some variation there of at least. Myself, I can't even back-up on my iPhone 4S which has iOS 7.1.2 and I'm running iTunes 11.3.0.54 and have resorted to purchased the iTunes Match service to ensure that music on my primary desktop PC (which is paired to my iPhone) will be available on both the iPhone and my Windows 8.1 laptop. Regarding backing up of the iPhone, I'm thinking about going to a third party solution until either Apple and/or Microsoft can figure out why Windows 8.1 is having so many problems with the current version of iTunes (as of this writing 11.3.0.54).

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    Restore Option 4: Restore and Update - Restores after downloading the latest iPod Software on your computer.
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    Take care,
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