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After that, save, and open iTunes.
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I forgot the attached the screen shot.  Please see below.

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Have you attempted to fix the iTunes library as suggested?
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Have you attempted to fix the iTunes library as suggested?

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We had a virus on a Windows 7 laptop. &nbsp;We imaged it, reloaded it to factory state, updated it and reloaded it.<br />
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After we reinstalled ITunes and transfer back all the data, everything works, but we get this error in ITunes.<br />
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I know the paths are different (we didn't use the same user names) so I am guess this is the issue. &nbsp;How do we rectify it on a mass scale (fix it all at once and not one by one)?
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We had a virus on a Windows 7 laptop.  We imaged it, reloaded it to factory state, updated it and reloaded it.

After we reinstalled ITunes and transfer back all the data, everything works, but we get this error in ITunes.

I know the paths are different (we didn't use the same user names) so I am guess this is the issue.  How do we rectify it on a mass scale (fix it all at once and not one by one)?

ITunes File Location Issue After Windows 7 Reload

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