Recent content by richstacy

Once again, thanks fo rthe help!

Thanks a lot everyone for your very helpful suggestions!:redface: Trouble, I did find the "broken page" icon and clicked on it and that cured the problem. I am good again. Of course it is only a temporary fix. When Microsoft comes out with somthing new and as big as this I really don't expect...

I installed IE9 as an "important update to Win 7 yesterday and here"s what happened: Glitch in Internet Explorer 9 Yesterday I got a message through, “Windows Update” that there was an important update for Windows 7, i.e. Windows Internet explorer 9. So I successfully downloaded and installed...

elecman2 No I don't. I'd try another thread here, not specifically related to iTunes on this question. I do have a suggestion for Bill Gates, but you can't print it on a family forum.:mad: It would have to do with providing real-time free decent support for his products.:rolleyes:

djcwardog, Not having gotten a reply, I went ahead and uninstalled iTunes then upgraded to 32 bit Win 7 Home Premium. It went off with out a hitch, and my music was all preserved right where it was supposed to be. I did run "easy transfer' first. All is cool. but thanks.

Well let me answer that for ya rich, since no one seems to read these boards. NO, you will not lose your music. Uninstall iTunes, and after the upgrade reinstall it from the apple website. Your music will be there, along with all your playlists etc. At least, that's how it worked for me. No...

OK, so then what? Did you re-install iTunes? What happened to your music? I have Not installed Win 7 yet, but Windows 7 Home Premium is literally in the mail and I will probably have it tomorrow. I have over 2000 songs on iTunes and I don't want to lose them, or my playlists.:( Here's the...

O.K., now that lots of time has passed and many have installed windows 7 over visa, what has been the experience with iTunes? My Win 7 DVD is in the mail. I have some 2000 plus songs on iTunes and I do not wont to lose them.:frown: It would make sense for MS to anticipate this, and for Apple...