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[green479]

up, ai biet chi minh voi

 

[cucuong]

trong lúc chờ thì gỡ ra cài lại là nhanh nhất

 

[green479]

go ra, cai lai roi cau a ma van ko dc

 

[NotShare]

Tìm itunes library. itl xoá đi , rồi mở lại itunes cho nó nạp lại là được
Do itunes mới , mà cày lại itunes cũ

 

[diepkimsjc]

gỡ ra

 

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Windows Option 1 – Windows File Settings

1. Navigate to the location of your iTunes Library.itl file. It is usually found at “C:\Users\username\Music\iTunes”
2. Right-click the “iTunes Library.itl” file, then choose “Properties“.
3. Uncheck “Read-only“.
4. If you have a “Security” tab, select it. Ensure that your account has “Full Control” permissions to the file. If you don’t have this tab, ignore this step.
5. Click “OK“.

Windows Option 2 – Using Attrib
This option is for expert users who know their way around a Command Prompt. These steps will set the iTunes folder where they are readable again.

1. Open a Command Prompt by pressing the “Windows Key” + “R“.
2. Type “CMD” then press “Enter“.
3. Navigate to the location where the music files are located. For Windows 7 users, it’s normally in the C:\Users\username\Music\iTunes\iTunes Media folder.
4. Type “attrib *.* -r +a -s -h /s“, then press “Enter“.

This command may take a few minutes to run. Once complete, try to open iTunes again.

Mac OSX Option

1. Exit iTunes.
2. From the Finder, press “Command“, “Shift“, and “G“.
3. Type “~/Music/iTunes/“, then press “Enter“.
4. In the iTunes folder, there should be a “iTunes Library.itl” file. Rename this file to “iTunes Library.old“.
5. Open the “Previous iTunes Libraries” folder.
6. Find a file that says “iTunes Library <date>.itl” where the <date> is the most current date you can find.
7. Move the “iTunes Library <date>.itl” file to the “~/Music/iTunes/” folder.
8. Rename the “iTunes Library <date>.itl” file to “iTunes Library.itl“.
9. Now try to start iTunes.

If none of the above steps work for you, it may be a bit more complex. Some people have told me they just delete the “iTunes Library.itl” file or delete everything in the “C:\Users\username\Music\iTunes” folder except “iTunes Media“, and it works for them. I think it’s risky to do that since you could lose data, but you may want to give that a try if you’re desperate.