Apple iTunes 7 is not fully supported on Windows Vista. If you’re using Windows Vista and iTunes 7, you may face errors and problems such as iTunes will not play songs and tracks legitimately and legally purchased and downloaded from Apple Computer’s iTunes music store. Instead, an error message dialog box stating “This computer is not authorized to play “Song Name”. Would you like to authorize it?” appear, stopping users and music owners to listen to the purchased songs. Even entering Apple ID and password to deauthorize and reauthorize does not help, and so does close and open iTunes again or restart the computer.
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The iPod is a beautiful player, but it can also be fragile. Luckily, with a cheap can of metal polishing Brasso, you can get your iPod back into tip-top shape. Basically, you just put a little Brasso on a cloth or cotton ball and using the weight of your hands, and start scrubbing your iPod in small circular motions.
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Microsoft finally got Windows Vista out the door this week and, as soon as they did, some iTunes users started reporting issues running Apple’s player under the new operating system. In response, Apple quickly released the iTunes Repair Tool for Vista v1.0, which should sort out any issues users may be experiencing.
The list of problems most frequently encountered, taken from Apples KnowledgeBase article on the matter, follows. Read the more »
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Love them or hate them, they’re here to stay. Apple’s iPod is the top mp3 player on the market by far and 80% of us have one. To get more out of your iPod and mp3 collection, then check out these cool tips. Ranging from how to prolong battery life to how to copy songs from an iPod to how to merge two songs into one, the article’s selection is certainly worth a read.
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Apple Computer is warning customers who use the Windows version of its iTunes software to hold off upgrading to Windows Vista until it can release a patch to fix a number of serious compatibility issues, one of which could result in a corrupt iPod player.
Apple, in a statement posted Thursday on its Web support forum, says upgrading from Windows 2000 or Windows XP to Vista may result in the inability to play songs purchased and downloaded to the desktop iTunes player from its online iTunes store. Read the more »
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