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Operating System Default location of iTunes Folder Microsoft Windows XP and 2000 Documents and Settings[your username]My DocumentsMy Music
Microsoft Windows Vista Users[your username]Music Microsoft Windows 7 Users[your username]My Music
3. Open your iTunes folder.
4. Drag the iTunes Music Library.xml to the Desktop
5. Drag the following file from your iTunes folder to the Trash: Microsoft Windows "iTunes Library.itl" (in versions of iTunes prior to 4.9 this was called "iTunes 4 Music Library.itl")
6. Open iTunes. Important: Do not add any content into iTunes at this point.
7. Choose File > Library > Import Playlist.
8. Navigate to the iTunes Music Library.xml file on the Desktop. Windows users: Click Open.
iTunes.exe has been set to run in compatibility mode for an older
version of Windows. For best result, turn off compatibility mode of
iTunes before you open it.
> 1. Make sure iTunes isn't running.
2. Click Start, type regedit, then press Enter.
3. Navigate to this Registry location:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers
4; Its better you clean/repair Windows registry with RegInOut.
4. Look in the main pane for a key that refers to iTunes. If you find one, delete it, then exit the Registry.
5. Start iTunes. The offending message should be gone!
Just upgrade to the newer version of the firmware. If you have other problems they can be solved, but it that is the only message you are getting just install the latest version of itunes. You may have to un authorise the account from that computer if you are over the alloted 5 machine threshold. There is also a one time reset in the itunes menu, but remove it from either it's own installer "in the progrem" or from the control "add/remove" programs first. If you hav issues at that point come back and exlain the message yu got and I will walk you through what to do
You can fix this by updateing. Apple puts blocks in place to cause the older versions to stop working. They do this because people learn how to unlock the music they buy on itunes so Apple has to create new locks. To avoid this, never update. They claim to be fixing bugs but they are really making it difficult to remove the locks. They are also updating itunes for the itouch and iphone.
If this didn't help, you can go into chat on Apples website and they will tell you more about the error code being thrown. Good Luck,
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