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Hello there
I'm just bought an iMac and set it up yesterday. I had followed the instructions on the WMA utility and disabled Windows Automatic Updates but after almost 2 hours the process froze. I waited over an hour but realised that something was wrong so quit the process.
I seem to have only migrated my iTunes library to the Mac; no email, pictures or documents which is disappointing. I've tried to work out what went wrong and the only thing I can think of is that my PC's anti-virus looked for updates and interrupted the migration process.
So what I need to find out now is: can I simply run WMA again and exclude my music as I've now already got this on the Mac? If I do this am I going to cause myself even more problems?
Sorry if this is a "user error" / "user ignorance" problem and any help or advice will be gratefully received.
Thanks - Robert
I'm just bought an iMac and set it up yesterday. I had followed the instructions on the WMA utility and disabled Windows Automatic Updates but after almost 2 hours the process froze. I waited over an hour but realised that something was wrong so quit the process.
I seem to have only migrated my iTunes library to the Mac; no email, pictures or documents which is disappointing. I've tried to work out what went wrong and the only thing I can think of is that my PC's anti-virus looked for updates and interrupted the migration process.
So what I need to find out now is: can I simply run WMA again and exclude my music as I've now already got this on the Mac? If I do this am I going to cause myself even more problems?
Sorry if this is a "user error" / "user ignorance" problem and any help or advice will be gratefully received.
Thanks - Robert