Windows Profile corrupt how to transfer ITUNES to new profile

My windows profile was corrupted and when I connect from the new profile it wants to wipe my iphone.
Windows XP Pro
Iphone 3GS 16g
There is nothing in the ITUNES other than my iphone. Everything is ON my IPHONE but instead of syncing IPHONE to ITUNES, it wants to sync ITUNES to IPHONE(wiping my iphone).
SO I need to either recover my ITUNES from old profile or sync IPHONE to ITUNES

Hi, welcome to Apple Discussions.
Move the folder *C:\Documents and Settings\<Old Profile>\My Music\iTunes* to the root of the C: drive so it becomes C:iTunes.
Click on the icon to launch iTunes and immediately press and hold down SHIFT until asked to create or choose a library. Choose the library at C:\iTunes.
iTunes will recognise that the old library is the one connected to the iPhone.
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