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ok, the problem is that the other PC was left in my previous job so it is no longer accessible to deauthorize.<br />
It seems that my current PC is the 5th PC which is the last to authorize.
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ok, the problem is that the other PC was left in my previous job so it is no longer accessible to deauthorize.
It seems that my current PC is the 5th PC which is the last to authorize.

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ah yes, that sounds like a plan.<br />
so after re-authorizing will I be able to sync back to the newest PC that I authorized ?<br />
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because at the moment i can't even delete item in my iPhone.
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ah yes, that sounds like a plan.
so after re-authorizing will I be able to sync back to the newest PC that I authorized ?

because at the moment i can't even delete item in my iPhone.

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Yes you will be able to sync with no problem at all..
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Yes you will be able to sync with no problem at all..

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Hi,<br />
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Why I cannot sync my newly created ringtone and other files into my newly installed iTunes ?<br />
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I remember that I received warning about authorizing this PC 5 times already and this is my fifth PC that I install iTUnes with to sync with my iPhone.
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Hi,

Why I cannot sync my newly created ringtone and other files into my newly installed iTunes ?

I remember that I received warning about authorizing this PC 5 times already and this is my fifth PC that I install iTUnes with to sync with my iPhone.

cannot sync music and ringtones with iTunes

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