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1. #Connect360 could not locate itunes music library how to#
2. #Connect360 could not locate itunes music library install#

On the Windows7/8: Users/ username/ My Music/ iTunes. On the Macintosh: Choose Go/ Home from the Finder menu bar/ Double click the Music folder.

#Connect360 could not locate itunes music library install#

To get rid of those pesky iTunes errors, MacX MediaTrans comes to the best iTunes alternative, which allows you to backup and rebuild your iTunes library if your iTunes library files are missing. Of course, you have to download and install the latest version of iTunes. Meanwhile, iTunes only allows you to back up the entire contents of an iPhone or none at all, instead of backing up iTunes music tracks selectively. It's not user-friendly and it has been criticized for too many iTunes errors throughout the whole process, such as iTunes not syncing music, iTunes backup cannot be completed, iTunes backup grayed out, iTunes stuck on verifying iPhone restore etc.

ITunes is surely the default way, yet not the best way to go for iTunes music backup and restoration.

So is there a way to the best of both worlds? Absolutely, always back up you iTunes library and restore missing tracks from previous backup. For example, re-locating iTunes library requires the clear path of your iTunes media files, and deleting missing files just get all the problem tracks removed instead of recovered. The above two ways absolutely make your iTunes music library no longer containing missing files in local drive.

#Connect360 could not locate itunes music library how to#

How to Restore iTunes Library Missing Tracks from Previous Backup For that, you have 3 ways to get rid of iTunes library missing files. This is because the music file associated with the iTunes track you're trying to play has been moved or deleted from the original place. If you attempt to play one of these tracks from iTunes, iTunes won't play music and you'll receive an error, saying "original file cannot be found". Usually, you can find an exclamation mark next to each problem track. Any help? Thanks" - addy2h from Apple DiscussionĪctually, it's possible indeed that your iTunes cannot locate some of the media files associated with the tracks in your iTunes library. Is there a way to sync all of my songs with the file I have my songs in? I was hoping that going in to preferences and changing the file location would take care of this for me, but it didn't. Also, some of the songs that I added to my Apple Music library are no longer in my library (even not downloaded). Your music database will now be blank, but your music files should still be available in the iTunes Music folder located in one of the locations noted above. Navigate to where the iTunes l file is located. "I just tried to change the file location of my iTunes Library, but now my iTunes app doesn't show any of my downloaded songs. The media files you own should still be available on your hard drive though.