iTunes

[psp83]

hehe, don't you worry, I'll be around, I've got a choice of computers, laptops & netbook to use 

[Steve]

Try turning off bonjour services if its present I've had trouble with that before.  If was a Mac I'd create another user account and see if I could install it from there

[Niall]

I'm using iTunes 9.0.3 and it hasn't asked me to update it  

On the subject, a woman in work yesterday was complaining that there is a compatibility issue with iTunes and some other media player she uses, and the only way she could get it to work was to remove iTunes when wanting to watch something, and then reinstall it when she wanted to connect her iphone!

Okay, I've checked for updates and it's letting me download an update now. Strange it wasn't telling me about the update though, as it should. Right, lets try breaking my PC

[Rik]

How odd. Wouldn't it be easier to install two separate user accounts?

[Glenn]

I'm not using iTunes and eveything works fine regards my music collection 

[Rik]

Count yourself lucky, Glenn.

[Niall]

Well everything seems to be working with this update. That being said, I've only got my blues music listed in it and that was an accident

[psp83]

Mine works fine after a reformat, I guess something c**ked up somewhere.

2hrs aint bad for a full re format & be backup and running.

[Simon]

It would have taken me about 2 days!

[Rik]

AAMOI, while the main machine is down, I've moved to my secondary machine. This isn't up to date in terms of iTunes. I have backups of the library, so I could easily move the music over, but could I do it more simply by syncing the iPod on this machine, ie will the iPod update the desktop?

[Steve]

I think the answer is no via a sync as the ipod syncs with the library and not the other way round. You can pull files off the iPod in disk mode but they are not stored by obvious music file names. So easier just to add the 'new' music to the library from the backup

[Rik]

Thanks, Steve, I just thought there might be an easy cheat.