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• How to remove iTunes and reinstall

  How do I completely remove iTunes, (then reload.) I moved iTunes of internal to external hard drive, somehow its all messed up now.

  Any help would be useful

  In most cases you can press on and hold the option key when you open iTunes and then use the library option choose to select the iTunes Library.itl file in the delocalized iTunes folder.

  TT2

• I can't access drive "D" and remove some content to make more room.

  * Original title: upgrade.

  Hello. I'm trying to reinstall my own copy of windows 7 Ultimate on my laptop for a clean start.

  My problem is that, because I only did this for a while the "D" partition is completely filled. The bar that shows the ability is red instead of green and because there is no place, I can't reinstall the O/P.

  For some reason, I can't access drive "D" and remove some content to make more room. It does not appear on Device Manager, and when I try to access it through my computer it shows "D" drive must be empty.

  I also tried to add and remove programs, but they all seem to be on the C"" drive.

  How do I enter "D" drive to remove enough information for me to finish a reinstall?

  Start the custom installation, it will ask you where store system.  Click Advanced.  Delete all partitions.  The installation process will create the partitions, that he needs and format.  I recommend strongly against any other that what Windows 7 install really wants partitioning.

• I try to erase content and settings on my iPhone 5. It doesn't accept my password or I forgot the right pair. Is this in any way about this?

  Is there a way around by entering the code? I want to erase content and settings on my iPhone 5. Capacity 12.6 GB, iOS 9.2.1

  I forgot to lock or Restrictions Passcode, need to restore your device: alternative solutions

  A

  1 iOS-forgotten password or a device is disabled after you have entered the wrong password

  2you forgot password for your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, or your device is disabled - Apple Support

  3 iPhone, iPad, iPod touch: wrong results in red disabled screen access code

  Support forgotten password Restrictions

  1. iPad, iPod, iPod Touch Recovery Mode

  2. restrictions (parental control) on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch - Apple Support

  You need to restore your device as New to remove a restriction password. Go through the normal process to restore your device, but when you see the options to restore like New or from a backup, do not forget to click New.

  You can restore from a backup if you have one on before you set the restriction password.

  If none of the work for you, then:

  Follow these steps to put your device in recovery mode iOS. If your iOS device is already in recovery mode, you can proceed immediately to step 6.

  1. disconnect the USB cable from the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch, but leave the other end of the cable connected to the USB port of your computer. 2. turn the power off: press and hold the sleep/wake button for a few seconds button until the Red slider appears, then drag the slider. Wait until the device turns off. * If you can not turn off the device using the slider, press and hold Buttons sleep/wake and Home at the same time. When the device turns off, release the sleep/wake button and the home. 3. While pressing and holding the Home button, reconnect the USB cable on the device. The device must light up. Note: If you see the battery charge warning,. leave the unit in charge for at least ten minutes to make sure that the battery has some charge and then start again at step 2. 4. continue holding the Home button until you see the "Connect to iTunes" screen When this screen appears, you can release the home button: 5. If necessary, open iTunes. You should see the following alert of "recovery mode": 6. use iTunes to restore the device.

  If you do not see the "Connect to iTunes" screen, repeat these steps. If you see the "Connect to iTunes" screen, but the device does not appear in iTunes, see this article and its related links.

  Note: When you use recovery mode, you can only restore the device. All content on the device user is deleted, but if you had previously synced with iTunes on this computer, you can restore from a previous backup. See this article for more information.

• How can I delete an email from apple mail after removing the content (by virus scan software?)

  Recently, I received an avalanche of emails with malicious attachments.  I have not opened any of the accessories, and my antivirus software has picked up malicious content and removed from the email.  Thus, I find myself with an email on my system, no content.  Unfortunately, the system does not allow me to then remove the (s) e-mail that is left.  How can I remove these 'empty' emails in my Inbox mailbox?

  ... my antivirus software has picked up malicious content and removed from the email.

  Allowing something to edit the database of e-mail will result by it becomes corrupted.

  If you use Time Machine, restore the email by "entering Time Machine" of in Mail and choose a time to restore. Then, just delete suspicious e-mails in the usual way. Exit full screen before entering Time Machine.

  You may not use software "anti-virus" not Apple on a Mac, for this reason and many others. Identify the product you use to get the uninstall instructions.

• Can't sync my iPhone on recently restored mobile remove my content iPhone?

  I recently did a my laptop factory restore. Now when I start to try to sync my iphone with iTunes I get a disturbing message .

  It is found that I saved all my music and reinstalled following my restoration, but I worry about losing all the content and the settings on my phone, I didn't know that I would have saved before, if I try to sync.

  I am really outraged by what Apple is here. The sense of timing is the sharing of information between units and NOT only one replacing the other, probably so that Apple can force you to lose any music that has not been purchased from them.

  All I can say is that most of the people are not fooled and will be returned this abuse of the customer, as I do and make it more likely we can avoid buying future products from them.

  But for now I'm stuck with it and wants to avoid losing my content on my iPhone.

  Help please.

  The message may be a bit misleading, although it is precisely correct.  It refers ONLY to what is in your iTunes LIBRARY (music, applications, audio books, etc.) and not any other content and setting on your phone.

  For various reasons, devices can synchronize to a library at once, says the message.  As long as your iTunes library contains all of your past and things like CD import previous purchases, you should be OK.  iTunes will erase the music library on the device but restore it with the same library (since you said you saved all your music and reinstalled on your laptop).

  I don't work for Apple and cannot speak for them.  But I suspect that if Apple were to allow the combination of libraries or "synchronization of information between cells of sharing", (as you said) it could create problems licenses with purchases made through iTunes and the App Store.  I don't think that intent of apples for you force him to lose any music that has not been purchased from them.  You can still download previous purchases:

  Download your purchases past - Apple Support

  or import your CD (as long as you still have them).

• iPhone 4S has not open after making clear content and settings

  Please help me solve this problem.

  My problem was:

  I did a reset (erase content and settings) on my iPhone 4s, 16 GB iOs 9.3.1. While the process of my phone went on a black screen so I tried to open it and it does not open. I also tried a long press on the button / stop and the "home" button, but it does not work too.

  Try to connect to iTunes by pressing the button home & restoration

• Remove itunes from your computer

  How to remove iTunes from your computer for a new iPhone and a new apple ID

  Please explain.

  Why did you remove iTunes for a new iPhone?

• My wife and I bought hundreds of iTunes movies and music over the years. I have a terminal illness and won't last long. The account is in my name. How can I ensure that films and the songs that she and I have paid for are accessible for her after I spend

  My wife and I bought hundreds of iTunes movies and music over the years. I have a terminal illness and won't last long. The account is in my name. How can I ensure that films and the songs that she and I have paid for are accessible for her after I die?

  She needs to have your Apple ID and password. Your iCloud ID and the password if you have your own iOS device, so it can have access to these facilities. Even if she wanted to sell, it would need this information to remove the lock of activation before the sale.

• Is no longer possible to publish a stream in iTunes you and in the podcast store

  Just a heads up-

  We spent several years some of our streams iTunes U published in the regular iTunes podcast store often use the same RSS feed for both. Since the recent launch of iTunes Connect (the new quote and service management of content from the iTunes store), however, it seems that it is possible to submit an RSS feed in iTunes you and the iTunes podcast store. I get a message that says "status: Validation failure ' and 'cannot submit your feed. Your feed had already been submitted. »

  I submitted a ticket to Apple support, but some trial and error tests suggests that there is a workaround. If you have already submitted your feed to iTunes U, you can submit it to the iTunes podcast store but you need to replace the feed URL and the title of the podcast. I don't know if cela a new policy from Apple or a glitch in the new iTunes Connect service.

  Another work around could be to send the stream to the podcast to iTunes store first and then submit to iTunes U public site manager using-, but I have tested this theory yet.

  Tom

  Hi Tom,

  As I KNOW you're not supposed to do this in the first place. (It's what we were told in 2009).

  I guess Apple is simply start applying this restriction.

  Best, Erik

• Mail - Quit or quit and rebuild indexes

  All three of my Macs, all fairly new show an error in the mail, that gives me the choice to leave or Quit and rebuild the indexes.  I tried both, nothing happens.  Anyone know what is happening?

  Thanks in advance,

  Tom

  Please stop Mail. Force quit if necessary.

  Back up all data before proceeding.

  If you use OS X 10.11 ("El Capitan") or version later, triple - click anywhere in the line below on this page to select:

  ~/Library/Mail/V3/MailData

  If you use an older version of Mac OS X, use this line:

  ~/Library/Mail/V2/MailData

  Copy the selected text in the Clipboard by pressing Control-C key combination. In the Finder, select

  Go ▹ go to folder

  in the menu bar. Paste in the box that opens by pressing Command + V, then press return.

  A file window opens. In it he must be files with names as follows:

  Index of the envelope

  ExternalUpdates.storedata

  Move these files to the desktop, leaving the window open. Other files in the folder can have names more long that begin as above. Move these files, if any, in the trash.

  Mail recovery. It should invite you to re - import your messages. You can get a warning that the index is corrupted and that Mail must quit smoking. Click OK. Generally speaking, the process takes a few minutes, but this can take hours if you have gigantic mailboxes. In this case, you will be able to speed things up temporarily by adding your file to the list of personal information protection in the Spotlight preferences pane. Remove it when Mail has finished importing.

  If the import operation stalls or fails with an error message, quit Mail, delete the two new index files (maintenance of the original that you moved to the desktop) and try again. According to several reports, the second attempt can succeed if one does not.

  Test. If Mail now works as expected, you can delete the files that you moved to the desktop. If not, post your results.

• Missing iTunes library and playlists... Please help

  Hello, this morning to my horror, I started iTunes and all my 20,000 songs and playlists, I spent years developing are absent.  Would it be a problem with my hard drive or a disk that allows iTunes search startup files?  I checked the path to the file and it seems that the music is always in their folders however re import all would not get the playlists back and on top of that the last backup I have was from 2014.    Can anyone help

  It is possible that your iTunes library file has become corrupted, so iTunes has started up with a new iTunes library.  Or you may have accidentally set iTunes to open a new iTunes library.  If you use the default configuration, the iTunes library file is located in your iTunes folder and called iTunes Library.itl, to this place

  [startup drive] /Users/ [your name of user account] / music/iTunes/iTunes Library.itl

  NOTE: The iTunes library file is a database that defines your iTunes library.  It contains no files media real iTunes, which are organized and stored separately.

  Go to this location using a Finder window; What do you see?  If you see a file called iTunes Library.itl here, quit iTunes (if you run) and use this method to open iTunes using this library file.

  Open a different iTunes library file or create a new - Apple Support

  If it does not open or if you still get a library empty in iTunes, you use Time Machine to back up your boot drive?  If you do, you can restore your library iTunes from a State of backup file (date/time) when it does not have this problem.  In your case, it would be immediately before the last time you used iTunes with a working library.  Time Machine does incremental backups every hour, so this should be very close to when the problem occurred, if your iTunes library should be updated more often.

  If you do not have a backup (why not?) of your user data, look in the folder iTunes for a folder called Previous iTunes Libraries.  iTunes, these backups when there is a major update to iTunes, in the case where something bad happens or the user must go back to a previous version of iTunes for some reason any.  If the last backup of 'previous' iTunes library is not too old, you can use this library file to open iTunes, using this procedure

  If you do not see your content once you update iTunes - Apple Support

• Remove iTunes mobile applications

  Hello

  I have a unibody Macbook Pro mid-2009 on the Mavericks and an iPad 2 on 9.2.1 and I have far too many apps in iTunes store and at my disposal when I sync. I want to reduce my apps to those that I currently use, and some of those that I can use again. How can I do this?

  So, to be clear, I want to remove the two purchased apps from iTunes Store, which I get via iTunes and remove these applications from the list that appears when I click on 'apps' in iTunes.

  You can remove them from the section of my Apps of your Mac iTunes library by selecting / select them and press Delete on the keyboard.

  To hide the cloud so that they don't show redownloading (impossible delete them permanently, only hide them) click on your name / icon to the top right of your iTunes, or click on the purchase link under quick links on the right hand side of the iTunes store homepage: mask and unmask purchases iTunes or iBooks on your Mac or PC - Apple Support ('x' may not show when you place your pointer over an application it) There is a bug in iTunes, but by clicking on its upper left corner, where 'x' should be, should always delete the app off and hide the cloud)

• Removal of Documents and data and other

  Material: iPhone 5

  Software: iOS 9.2 (at day, on this day)

  I have an old iPhone 5 that I'm redirecting as music player. I did a thorough cleaning ("erase all content and settings') of the device before you start. I copied the music on it (via iTunes on my MacBook). After a few moments, I noticed that the use of "Documents & data" is now about 900MB, and 'Other' is about 350 MB. What is this, and how do I empty?

  There are no installed applications (other than those which are by default on the phone). He has been in flight since the reset mode (but with WiFi and Bluetooth on), and it is an inactive SIM (got a new with my new phone, so this SIM has been disabled by my company). The only active account on my Apple account. No email, social media, etc. accounts are configured. There is no photos, videos, podcasts, or anything else on it. The use of the storage (under 'manage storage') shows some nominal storage by default applications (from 16 KB to 2 MB) and there is nothing further stated within each application.

  Then... What is only 1.25 GB of things which are appeared unexpectedly? And more importantly, how can I get rid of him? Other than music files (and the music app), there is no other applications or data on the iPhone that needs to be saved.

  Thank you.

  'Other' data the iOS itself, as well as any app data, messages or email.  350 MB is low, so it's mainly the iOS.  The Documents and the data is most likely the work of art album data, and associated playlists etc.

• iTunes does not start. How to remove iTunes completely?

  iTunes does not start. I reinstalled it - but the problem exists. How can I remove iTunes completely to install from scratch?

  Tell us in detail what you do and what you watch.

  Removal of iTunes requires special orders.  It would be best to see if you are missing something simple first, as the link in the Dock doesn't work does not, but clicking on the application icon in the applications folder.

  April 2015 Niel post: re - install iTunes app - https://discussions.apple.com/message/28055467#28055467 - delete the old application first, with instructions on how to do it.

  April 2015 LincDavis post with some more details on the method outlines Niel - https://discussions.apple.com/message/28101611#28101611

  A similar technique of Ben.d using Terminal Server to remove the application - https://discussions.apple.com/message/28036630#28036630