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From: Paul Fuchs on 11 Feb 2010 13:08
I am running 10.6.2 with iTunes 9.0.3 connected to the net with a wifi
router. I just had an electrical blackout while my iPod touch was
connected to the USB port. I have my iTunes folder located in the
user>shared folder. Right after the blackout, the library registered as
if it were empty and a brand new installation. Nada. My libary is
still intact reading 11.5 MB where I last put it, and where it was
working proior to the blackout. How do I tell iTunes to reconnect to
this library without totally rebuilding it?

I am running a MacBook and the battery was 100% at thet time of the
blackout, which makes this even stranger.

Restarting the OS didn't help.

On second thought, I just downloaded and installed the upgrade to 9.0.3
yesetrday, and I don't think that I actually went into the Mac iTunes
library since then. It migfht have looked for the library in my user
folder instead of the shared one, and come to the conclusion that there
wasn't one. In any event, what is the easiest way to tie in the proper
library file again?


TIA



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