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Create a new user profile and then try it there.
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Create a new user profile and then try it there.

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On installing iTunes 7.3.1 I get the error message:<br />
&quot;The folder &quot;iTunes&quot; cannot be found or created, and is required. The default location for this folder is inside the &quot;My Music&quot; folder.&quot; when I try to run it. iTunes will not start.<br />
Sure enough, there is no My Music folder in My Documents (and, of course, creating one doesn't fix the problem).<br />
How can I create a &quot;real&quot; My Music folder?<br />
Generic WinXP SP2 system with 1MB RAM.
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On installing iTunes 7.3.1 I get the error message:
"The folder "iTunes" cannot be found or created, and is required. The default location for this folder is inside the "My Music" folder." when I try to run it. iTunes will not start.
Sure enough, there is no My Music folder in My Documents (and, of course, creating one doesn't fix the problem).
How can I create a "real" My Music folder?
Generic WinXP SP2 system with 1MB RAM.

My Music folder missing

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