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• How can I get my iTunes library is displayed on my new Macbook Pro?

  I have a new macbook pro. my old macbook crashed. I try to access my iTunes library to my new computer and am not succeed. I have "authorized" this computer, but it does not appear on my list "manage devices" in iTunes. Any suggestions?

  Hi KathShan,

  I understand that you have a problem with access to your music on your MacBook Pro. Let's see if we can get this sorted out.

  If you use Apple iTunes game or music, then you will need to make sure you have iCloud active library. I opened iTunes preferences and on the general tab, you should see iCloud music library and make sure that it is checked. After that, your library will appear.

  Take a look at the article below, but also a screenshot to preferences iTunes for more details.

  

  Music Apple Sync on your iPhone, iPad, iPod touch and your computer
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204926

  If you use any music from Apple or iTunes game, then you will only be able to download your past purchases. If you can somehow have access to your old iTunes library, you can transfer them to your new Mac. Take a look at two articles that talk about this.

  Download your latest purchases
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201272

  How to move your iTunes library to a new computer
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204318

  Nice day

• New macbook air keeps freezing?

  I got this new macbook for almost 3 weeks now, but I'm starting to worry about how it keeps freezing: it first happened a few days ago and still today.

  I had a lot of windows open whenever (music, videos paused, some research, some word documents) - most of them is necessary. What is the reason for which the screen keeps freezing? However, I don't expect the new system to be crashing so easily.

  It is better to contact Apple to the title of the one year warranty is?

  The macbook air is 8 GB of RAM, 256 SSD flash drive.

  You have one year warranty including free telephone support for 90 days. I suggest that you use. You can make an appointment at the Apple Store - Genius Bar store and bring it into service. You can also search an Apple Store - find a store - Apple.

• Decommissioning of El Capitan on new Macbook retina

  Hello

  The problem: I bought a new Macbook the retina mainly for music production. Unfortunately, none of my previous music software is compatible with El Capitan, which is more than a little frustrating and in many ways makes the useless computer to its destination.

  I am aware that it is possible to downgrade to El Capitan in Yosemite, but I was wondering if you are able to do this on a brand new Mac retina without complications? Whether any new change something here? The process seems quite technical and I'm not very technically savy, so I don't want to end up ruining my computer.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated!

  Thank you very much.

  You can not downgrade to Yosemite on a Mac that came with a later version of the operating system on it.

  Have you checked to see if there are updates available for your music applications.

• My iPod Classic will not be synchronized with my new MacBook

  I recently got a new MacBook Pro and uploaded on most of my old iTunes library to my new computer from my old computer (also a MacBook Pro, even though I had for almost 7 years).   I plugged my iPod 160GB Classic (running on 2.0.5) I had bought on iTunes to sync music, but he's not going on the iPod even if the music is displayed on my iTunes.  The iPod appears in iTunes and when I hit "sync" the screen of my iPod says that it is syncing, but nothing happens.  Nothing has been removed from the iPod, but in nothing added.  I still have the old MacBook, but I would stop using it, but of course, I want to be able to update my iPod with new content.  What should I do?

  If the iPod is currently sync with the old MacBook, it syncs automatically for the new MacBook, unless you change this association.  iPods can use an automatic synchronization with iTunes at the same time the library, because sync ("synchronize") means iTunes prevents iPod identical to one iTunes library (or a portion of this library that you select).

  You can set the iPod to automatically synchronize with the iTunes library on the new MacBook.  In the process, the iPod is deleted and the content of the new MacBook iTunes library is synced to iPod.

  OR, you can transfer your iTunes full of the old MacBook to the new MacBook.  Then, iTunes on the new MacBook looks like iTunes on the old MacBook (with the exception of versions of iTunes-related changes) with ALL your songs (and other media) as well as supporting data, such as playlists, play count, ratings, date added, etc.  Your iPod may be seen as the iTunes library (on the new MacBook) same (old MacBook) iTunes library, because it IS the same iTunes library.

  I think that it is better to transfer the full iTunes library...  This document describes how to back up your iTunes library on an external drive.

  Back up your iTunes library by copying to an external drive - Apple Support

  The first step "consolidating" your iTunes data in the iTunes folder, which is located in your folder music user account.  Mac, if you use the default settings in iTunes, all your iTunes data should already be in the iTunes folder to a user, but it does not hurt to do this step.  The second step copies the folder iTunes on an external drive. The third step restores the backup of the iTunes of the external drive folder. in your case, "restore you" (copy) for the new Mac to replace the iTunes folder that is there.  To do this with iTunes does NOT.  As you add new songs for the new iTunes folder, you must delete it not; Move it to a new location, such as the desktop.  Then copy the folder iTunes of the external drive instead.  When you run iTunes on the new MacBook, it uses this iTunes folder, which has your old MacBook iTunes data.

  NOTE: You don't have to use an external drive, if you can set up file sharing between two MacBooks.  You can do the second and third steps in one fell swoop by copying the folder iTunes directly from old MacBook MacBook again.

  After you confirm that all seems right in your iTunes library (restored), you can manually add everything that isn't there in the folder iTunes that you moved to the desktop.

• ITunes will not play movie purchased on IPhone in the new Macbook Pro

  I bought a movie in iTunes and he said: he can't play on my new Macbook pro, because it is not on the list of approved devices, went I go on my account in iTunes it does not yet list add new device or something like that. How can I get my computer can play iTunes purchased movie on my new Macbook Pro?

  What is the exact text of the message you get? If your account is not allowed, you can allow it through the store at the top of the screen drop: authorize computer in iTunes - Apple Support

  for example

  

  (If you look at the section "manage devices" that does not have the ability to read content, that lists devices on the computer, and iOS that are associated with your account by the intermediary using iTunes game, iCloud music or automatic on them downloads, or redownloading past purchases: view and delete associated devices in iTunes - Apple Support)

• Start again with new Macbook Pro to get iphotos?

  Hello.  I just bought a new Macbook Pro.

  • MacBook Pro (retina, 13 inches, early 2015)
  • Yosemite 10.10.5 (14F27)

  I implemented and transferred all my old information of Macbook Pro's Time Machine, which was on an external hard drive.

  • I don't know if I've used Setup Assistant or Migration Assistant
  • It took about 24 hours to pass through the automatic processes
  • Despite unacceptable all the time, everything now works like a charm and I have all my old settings.

  Except that... aaah!... seven years of photos are gone from my iphoto library!  My old computer was erased and sold, so imagine my panic.

  Looking at my TM backups, I think that the pictures are there, but I can't seem to them.

  • I can't copy the iphoto for my new Macbook library because it is something outrageous like GB 131 (I don't understand).
  • Import of the former library through the Photos app on my new Macbook translated "year error occurred while repairing permissions."
  • I can't do anything to the old iphoto library because I do not have the old Macbook.

  I read something to the effect that there is a way in the configuration wizard for a box to check and retrieve the iphoto library.  I'm completely willing to start with the new Macbook.  I have only used it for about three weeks and don't need whatever it might be saved.

  I would appreciate any advice on how to recover my photos of TM on my external hard drive.  If this notice includes restarting, please specify the EXACT measurements!

  Thank you in advance.

  http://osxdaily.com/2015/04/17/move-iPhoto-library-to-photos-Mac/

• Could new macbook 12 2015 heavy performance excels on bootcamp?

  Currently I use MBPr 13 and it works very well in microsoft office via bootcamp. However, I'm interesting on the new macbook 2015 since it is more portable and my lifestyle is just using MBPr for youtubing, facebooking and working on spreadsheets via bootcamp programs.

  My concern is if new macbook 2015 could launch heavy spreadsheets for example Excel, powerpoint via bootcamp smoothly. This is because the specification of the new macbook is much lower than MBPr 13.

  I migrated to an i5 to a 12 MB m7 13MBPr, and to be honest, the two laptops 'feel' at the same speed.  (Besides, my i7 11MBA at home also "feels" substantially the same.)  The graphics accelerated on the 13MBPr were a little faster, but seemed very similar to the processor and storage.  My 2015 MBPr received a core 3596 geekbench, the m7 12 MB Gets a 2947 and my 11MBA becomes 3182, as they're all pretty close.

• New Macbook 2016 and Apple Display (Thunderbolt)

  Hello world

  I bought the new Macbook 2016 and cannot connect to the Apple screen because there is no bolt of lightning to the HDMI adapter.

  Anyone know of any other urgent solution?

  Thank you

  You cannot use the TB with your Macbook display.

• Extraction of files from a time capsule that contains data of 3 different MacBooks. If I added a new macbook but I wanted only to select files. How can I find these files?

  If I have 3 different MacBooks stored on time capsule but I want only to add the files selected to a new macbook how I do it,

  find and retrieve files from these devices? How to retrieve the complete set of files for an individual device?

  If I wanted to get back anything, what is the process for this?

  Thank you

  Bill

  The correct method is to migrate. Use the migration assistant in the Utilities folder.

  However migrate doesn't have the fine selection you're after, if you do not want the entire folder like documents.

  You could find to manual aperture and copy the sparsebundle to Time Machine works ok... Use just traverse other disks of the main options of TM TM it in the dock.

  

  It might not allow you to recover files but I found that I could copy them into TM and then paste the files by jumping out to finder.

  Or you can migrate to another place is to say USB drive plugged into the computer and then retrieve files in a simple copy and paste... Although permissions can be a pain, and you must correct them before you can copy stuff to your own computer files.

• Not an Airprint printer can be configured with a new Macbook Air?

  Recently purchased a new Macbook Air.   Can it be configured with an older printer on our WiFi network that has no Airprint?

  Sure. At the end of the day, COMMAND + P (or CTRL + P in Windows) always sends this same basic command PRINT to the default printer. Any printer that is.

  The only problem is the printer driver software. If the manufacturer of the printer has written a driver that works with MacBook Air, download it, install it and make your old default printer.

• Help setting up my new macbook

  my new macbook (el capitan 10.11.6) cannot check the user name and password when you set up your comcast (xfinity) meal.   I have it set up exactly like my old macbook that works fine and email still functions on, I also checked the username and password by logging in using webmail. What Miss me?

  Messaging > window > connection doctor

  see if that helps

• Can I use an SD card with the new MacBook?

  Looking to buy a new MacBook. From what I can tell there is no SD card reader.  I don't see any accessory adapter for SD readers either.  Is it possible to use an SD card with the new MacBook?  Thank you!

  Only I can find is for iOS devices > > http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJYT2AM/A/lightning-to-sd-card-camera-reader?f node = 91

  On the SDXC - Apple Support and SD card slot

  I hope someone will find an adapter for you.

• How can I use my headset to lightning with my new MacBook?

  When I get my new iPhone 7, with the included lightning EarPods, how will I be able to connect to my new MacBook with Retina display?

  Is there an adapter that converts USB - C for lightning, or the headphone jack 3.5 mm to lightning?

  Apple said the helmet of the Airpod will work with OS X 10.12 as long as you have iCloud

  http://www.Apple.com/Airpods/

  but said not that the LP headphones will work with something other than the iPhone 7

  http://www.Apple.com/shop/product/MMTN2AM/A/earpods-with-lightning-connector

  technology to go from 1/8 in. (3.5 mm) to port Lightening that currently exists, but I've not seen the other way around.

  g-headphone-and-charging-adapter-for-iphone-7 http://AppleInsider.com/articles/16/09/08/Belkin-Announces-simultaneous-Lightnin

• I think to buy a new MacBook to replace my MacBook pro mid-2010, which still runs but becomes slow.  They say the current MacBook pro without retina display (which I don't think I need) is an old system and may be obsolete soon - true?

  I'm buying a new MacBook to replace my mid-2010 MacBook Pro 2.4 GHz Intel core 2 duo, 4 GB of memory, which always runs, but becomes slow.   I don't think I need retina display (if I have a lot of photos and films on the subject), but I was told that the MacBook Pro without screen retina was an old system that Apple could not support much longer. Is this true?

  Barbara cfrompa says:

  but I was told that the MacBook Pro without screen retina was an old system that Apple could not support much longer. Is this true?

  Apple only can answer such a question, and the terms of use for these forums discourage us discuss what Apple plans to do.

  I too have a MBP 2010.  I installed an SSD and that increased performance.  Consider that as an option.

  You may experience other problems that slows down your MBP.  Before commit you the important cash for a new MBP, examine the potential software problems that may be responsible for the poor performance.  With the SSD, my 2010 works better than the day he came out of the box.

  Ciao.