Transfer iTunes library to new computer with iTunes Backup Tool

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Haven't backuped your iTunes library? or just got a new computer and
want to transfer your iTunes library onto it? Here is an easy way.
All you need is this '*iTunes to iTunes transfer*'
(http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/itunes-to-itunes-transfer.html)
program - an easy-to-use iTunes transfer software designed to help you
backup/recover/transfer your whole iTunes library and media files.

The following are easy steps on how to backup iTunes and transfer
iTunes to new computer:

-PART 1: BACKUP YOUR ITUNES LIBRARY -

Step 1. '*Free Download*' (http://tinyurl.com/qxmofp) this iTunes to
iTunes transfer software on your computer and install it to try.

[image:
http://ipod-tool.com/images/tutorial/transfer-itunes-library-to-new-computer1.jpg]

Step 2. Select your preferred language, backup type and backup folder.

[image:
http://ipod-tool.com/images/tutorial/transfer-itunes-library-to-new-computer2.jpg]

Step 3. Click the "OK" button on the UI and then, in the pop-up windows
dialog, choose a backup name and typewrite the name of the creator
(optional). Change the backup type if you want, then "OK".

[image:
http://ipod-tool.com/images/tutorial/transfer-itunes-library-to-new-computer3.jpg]

It will automatically scan the iTunes library on your PC and start to
backup. After backup, it's a folder in My Documents\iTunesBackup (if you
did not change the default settings)

-*Part 2: How to transfer the backuped iTunes library to new computer
*-

If you want to transfer the itunes library to your new computer, simply
Copy the backuped folder to your new computer via your external hard
drive, and then plug it in and copy to the hard drive of your new
computer.

Make sure iTunes has been installed on the new computer, and just copy
the contents of the iTunes backuped folder from your external hard drive
to the new computer (in the same location as the old computer). iTunes
will recognize the files the next time you run it. Done.

Learn more details about this '*iTunes to iTunes transfer here*'
(http://ipod-tool.com/ipod-software/itunes-to-itunes-transfer.html) .

'*Get the full version*' (http://tinyurl.com/o2hg63) to save your time
on iTunes management now.

Hope these can help you manage your iTunes library.


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