Hmmm. Well since you're saying the problem occured because I might
have held down the option key, I wonder if I launch iTunes and hold
the option key, if it will ask me about the library again. I might try
that when I get to where I can tackle this problem. All the other
options sound really daunting, so I'd rather find the easiest route. I
also thought about uninstalling iTunes and re-downloading it. I wonder
if that would do it.



Scott Howell wrote:
> SOmeone had previously recommended you either direct iTunes to use the 
> previous copy of the library or just copy the library from the previous 
> iTunes library folder back into the top-level of the iTunes folder. Of course 
> if you use Time Machine, you can always restore the previous library from 
> there as well.
> If all that fails, you can always reimport all of your music and if it is all 
> tagged properly, you should end up with the same library you had before the 
> upgrade.  One other suggestion, when launching any program, instead of 
> pressing VO-spacebar on the item, use command-o.  This avoids the potential 
> for the option key being trapped by the program, which is probably what 
> happen.
> On Feb 7, 2010, at 8:52 PM, rayna424 wrote:
>
> > Ok, this is good stuff to look at tomorrow. Do you know if there's
> > anyway to restore iTunes to before the update? Then I can just make
> > sure that library thing doesn't happen. I wish I had known, or just
> > quit it. Sounds like fixing it will be hard.
> >
> >
> > Scott Howell wrote:
> >> All you have to do is simply quit iTUnes in most cases and just restart 
> >> it. I find where the issue shows itself is when you accidentally hold the 
> >> option key down while iTunes is loading. This allows you to select an 
> >> alternate iTunes library. WHenever iTunes comes up and asks me for a 
> >> library, I just quit and relaunch iTunes and all is well.
> >>
> >> On Feb 7, 2010, at 7:13 PM, Ryan Mann wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hello.  In the future, when ITunes asks you to choose a library, you 
> >>> should browse to your music/itunes folder, then push the choose library 
> >>> button or whatever it is called..  That's actually where the Itunes 
> >>> library is.  That's what I have to do a lot of times when software 
> >>> updates come out.  Unfortunately, since you didn't do that this time, I'm 
> >>> not sure how to change it back.
> >>>
> >>> On Feb 7, 2010, at 6:12 PM, rayna424 wrote:
> >>>
> >>>> Hi all,
> >>>>
> >>>> I am restraining myself from calling Apple until tomorrow. I just did
> >>>> the latest iTunes software update, and when it was done, it asked me
> >>>> to pick a library. Huh? I think I just selected music. Well, all my
> >>>> stuff is gone. All of it. Gone. I'm freaking out and have shut down
> >>>> iTunes until I calm down and/or hopefully get some answers. If you
> >>>> have any ideas, please, please tell me. I have all my stuff on my
> >>>> iPods, but not on a hard back up.
> >>>>
> >>>> Thanks...
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