Beth, a few of us answered this, the info should be out there.

John


> On Feb 13, 2017, at 12:09 PM, Beth Phillips <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> Sorry if this is a repeat. I thought I submitted it over the weekend, but 
> didn't see it come through in my digest version of the group messages.
> 
> I typically inherit old Macs when we no longer need them at work, so I am 
> always behind the 8-ball with my personal Mac use and working with older 
> technology. I just bought my first shiny, new laptop of my very own and am 
> trying to get things moved over. I want to get my iTunes library, set up but 
> I received a message saying that too many devices are authorized so I can’t 
> add this Mac.
> 
> I have an iPhone and iPad, but have never downloaded my music library to 
> either, though I have of course logged into my Apple account from each. I 
> have an older 2nd or 3rd generation iPod and it is authorized and has the 
> bulk of my music library on it as does an older MacBook circa 2005. When I 
> tried to check for managed devices in iTunes it only listed the iPhone and 
> nothing else. It does show that there are 5 computers authorized to use my 
> library. I’m assuming those are all the older Macs laying around here, but at 
> least one of them doesn’t even work any more.  Is there a place to see which 
> computers these are? Most of them will be running OS X Lion or older 
> software. (Told you I used some old equipment.)
> 
> I see there is a a Deauthorize All button. Will this deauthorize a computer I 
> can’t even boot? I may want to stay authorized on some of the older computers 
> at this point. If I Deauthorize all and I need to reauthorize one at some 
> point, to work on an older project for example, would I be able to do that 
> given that it will be on such an old OS? Didn't know if such an old OS could 
> still connect to the Apple/iTunes Store? Will Deauthorizing All deauthorize 
> my older iPod too?
> 
> This is what happens when you don’t keep your technology up to date. Sigh! 
> Thanks for any help from the iTunes experts out there!
> 
> Beth Phillips
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