Problem with itunes

[Chuck Engels]

I think I have any new files I created on the XPS transferred over to the Dell 8200. I'll let my husband deal with it when he gets home Friday.

Sounds like my house

[Bobby]

"have two weeks to transfer everything over"

The easiest way to transfer the data is to get an external hard drive enclosure or adapter, that allows you to connect the old hard drive externally via USB. The local PC stores have 'em for around $30.

Once you connect it (if it still works) you will just have a different drive letter and can drag and drop your stuff to the new C drive.

I do it all the time for my clients.

[Doreen L.]

Well, I was able to get everything back to my old computer before the Dell tech came. Unfortunately, he got the disks but I didn't get the recovery CD, so he could only switch the drives. Today the disk arrived and I (ta da) was able to get the computer up and running all by myself.

I downloaded itunes version 6 to see if that would work but no go. I can import from a CD-RW but the information displayed on itunes is from the last CD-R. It's totally bizarre. And i get the same error message when I try to burn a CD-RW. So, if itunes doesn't reply to my 'help' inquiry, I'll probably just eventually switch DVD burners with the Dell 8200 unless someone comes up with something else I can try.

[Chuck Engels]

Switching DVD burners would be a good test, maybe the new one isn't compatible with iTunes