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<blockquote data-quote="Rod" data-source="post: 1939447" data-attributes="member: 204485">You did not mention how you restored you data?&nbsp; Regardless, your previous Music should have been restored if it was purchased from the Music Store but you may need to check if the iMac is still Authorised for purchases.Open the Music app and click on Account in the menu bar.&nbsp; Scroll down to Authorisations and click Authorise This Computer.[ATTACH=full]39049[/ATTACH]It may say it was previously Authorised and will Authorise again.&nbsp; It will also tell you how many devices you have Authorised.&nbsp; If you have exceeded the allowed devices limit you may need to Unauthorise previous devices in Manage my Devices on your iTunes Account page, especially if you no longer have those devices.You can check your details from the Account Settings found in the same pull down menu pictured above.[ATTACH=full]39050[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rod, post: 1939447, member: 204485"] You did not mention how you restored you data? Regardless, your previous Music should have been restored if it was purchased from the Music Store but you may need to check if the iMac is still Authorised for purchases. Open the Music app and click on Account in the menu bar. Scroll down to Authorisations and click Authorise This Computer. [ATTACH type="full"]39049[/ATTACH] It may say it was previously Authorised and will Authorise again. It will also tell you how many devices you have Authorised. If you have exceeded the allowed devices limit you may need to Unauthorise previous devices in Manage my Devices on your iTunes Account page, especially if you no longer have those devices. You can check your details from the Account Settings found in the same pull down menu pictured above. [ATTACH type="full"]39050[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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