"There are no Loops Installed on your System." Missing Loops?

Hi everyone. I just purchased my very first Mac today and so far the experience has been great with the exception of two things. One of the things being that I don't seem to have loops on my Mac for GarageBand. When I open the Loop Browser, it simply says "There are no loops installed on your system," and gives me an empty loop browser. Did I miss something? Was I supposed to install the loops off of a disc or something? I would've assumed that the loops would've already been on my Mac, but please inform me if this is not true. Also, I still have all the discs that I got with my Mac since I just got it earlier today, so if anyone knows what discs the loops are on or any other way to get GarageBand Loops, please let me know. I'd appreciate your help very much. Thanks.
Black MacBook 1GB RAM, 2.16GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 160GB Hard drive Mac OS X (10.4.9)

Good.
Do a search for this folder: "Apple Loops Index".
There will likely be more than one, although only one folder probably has all your Indexed Loops.
So, when you find the one with the "Search Index..." files, delete them.
Then, open a project in GarageBand, open the Loops Browser, and drag that Loops folder onto the Loops Browser.
Wait for it to index them, and you should be good to go.
Good luck,
WH [:c)~

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I did and with no luck. But I was able to solve the problem.
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