Recover Your Deleted Apple Music Library with These Easy Steps
Introduction:
Losing your entire Apple Music library can be a devastating experience for any music enthusiast. Whether it happened accidentally or due to a technical glitch, the thought of having to curate your collection all over again can seem overwhelming. However, you can fear not!This blog post aims to guide you through a step-by-step process to recover your deleted Apple Music library and get back to enjoying your favorite tunes in no time.
Step One:
Check if your Apple music is still available in the iCloud Music Library. If you are an Apple Music subscriber and you have enabled iCloud Music Library, there is a very good chance that your deleted music is still recoverable. You can start by checking if your library is backed up in the Apple iCloud.
On your Apple iPhone or iPad, you can open the Music application and browse to "Library". Then you will want to choose "Recently Deleted" at the bottom of the screen. Now you can browse through the list of recently deleted songs, albums, or playlists and select the ones you want to restore.
Now select "Recover" to bring them back to your Apple Music library.
Step Two:
You can restore your Apple music potentially from a previous iTunes or Time Machine backup. If you have previously made a backup of your Apple Music library using iTunes or Time Machine, you can restore your library from there. Follow these steps:
You can connect your Apple device to your computer and then open Apple iTunes computer software program. Now choose your device from the toolbar in Apple iTunes. You can click on the "Restore Backup" button.
You will want to choose the backup that contains your Apple Music library. You can now wait for the restore process to complete, and your library should be back as it was before.
Step Three:
You can always contact Apple Support for assistance. If the above methods have not helped you recover your deleted Apple Music library, reaching out to Apple Support would be your next best option. You can better explain your situation to them and ask for their assistance.
They may be able to provide further guidance based on your specific circumstances.
Step Four:
You can consider third-party recovery tools. There are also third-party recovery tools available that claim to restore your deleted music from Apple iPhone operating system devices or backups. However, exercise caution when using such tools, as they may not always deliver accurate results.
You can research thoroughly and read reviews before proceeding with any third-party software.
Preventive measures for the future:
While recovering your deleted Apple Music library is possible, it is important to take preventive measures to avoid the hassle in the future:
You can regularly backup your Apple Music library with iTunes software or iCloud service. Also, you can enable the Apple iCloud Music Library to synchronize your music across all your Apple hardware devices. If necessary, you can consider using a third-party backup service or software to ensure an additional layer of protection.
In conclusion:
Losing your Apple Music library can be disheartening, but with the right steps and precautions, it is possible to recover your deleted music. By leveraging Apple iCloud service, iTunes software or Time Machine backups, seeking assistance from Apple Support, or exploring third-party tools if necessary, you can restore your library and get back to enjoying your favorite songs without missing a beat. Remember to regularly back up your library to avoid future mishaps and always stay prepared.
Apple Music: Elevating the Modern Music Streaming Experience
Introduction
In June two thousand and fifteen, Apple Incorporated ventured into the music streaming industry with the launch of Apple Music—a revolutionary platform that transformed the way users discover, enjoy, and connect with their favorite tunes. This article delves into the various features, benefits, and overall impact of Apple Music, demonstrating why it has become one of the leading music streaming services available today.
Wide-ranging Music Library
Apple Music boasts an impressive catalog of over seventy five million songs, making it a haven for music enthusiasts across all genres. From classical masterpieces to the latest chart-topping hits, end users can explore an extensive collection of tracks from various artists, both established and emerging. Whether it is the classics or new releases that pique your interest, Apple Music ensures there is something for everyone to enjoy.
Curated Playlists and Personal Recommendations
One of the standout features of Apple Music is its expertly curated song playlists created by music aficionados and industry professionals. These playlists cover a wide range of themes, moods, and genres, allowing users to effortlessly discover new music tailored to their preferences. Additionally, the platform uses advanced algorithms and machine learning to provide personalized recommendations based on the end user's listening habits, ensuring a constantly evolving and delightful music discovery experience.
Exclusive Artists and Original Content
Apple Music is renowned for its exclusive artist collaborations and original content, offering subscribers a unique opportunity to experience music beyond just streaming. From live concert recordings and music documentaries to exclusive interviews and behind-the-scenes footage, Apple Music strives to give end users an immersive and engaging musical experience, often presenting content that can not be found elsewhere.
Integration with Apple Ecosystem
As an integral part of Apple's ecosystem, Apple Music seamlessly integrates with other Apple hardware devices. The service is pre-installed on all Apple devices, such as Apple iPhones, Apple iPads, Apple Macintosh computers, and Apple Watches, granting users instant access to a vast library of music wherever they go. Additionally, Apple Music synchronizes with iTunes software, allowing end users to import their existing music libraries effortlessly, synchronizing across devices and making the transition to streaming utterly smooth.
Apple Music Radio and Live Broadcasting
Apple Music further sets itself apart by offering an array of radio stations, including Beats One, which features prominent disc jockeys and celebrities hosting exclusive shows. This live broadcasting feature enables users to enjoy the familiar radio experience alongside the ability to skip songs, create personalized stations, and access on-demand content. The live shows add an element of excitement and interaction, connecting fans with their favorite artists while keeping them up to date with the latest happenings in the music industry.
Collaboration with Artists and Labels
Apple Music has a strong focus on supporting artists and their work. The platform actively promotes emerging music artists, providing a platform for their music to reach a global audience. Additionally, Apple Music collaborates with labels and artists to release exclusive tracks, albums, and music videos, creating a win-win situation for artists, record labels, and subscribers alike.
In Conclusion
Apple Music has revolutionized the music streaming landscape, offering a comprehensive array of features that appeal to both casual listeners and avid music enthusiasts. With its extensive music library, expertly curated song playlists, seamless integration with Apple hardware devices, and exclusive content, the service delivers a superior streaming experience. As Apple continues to innovate and collaborate with music artists, music lovers can expect exciting developments and extraordinary musical delights in the ever-evolving realm of Apple Music.
How to Recover Deleted Apple Music Library Video Transcript
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this is Aaron with anetcomputers.com with
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another video for you today this one
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deals with how to recover your Apple
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music
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library if it was been
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deleted so how to recover your deleted
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Apple music
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library this this can happen for
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numerous Reasons I'm not going to go
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over that because there can be all kinds
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of different reasons but this comes
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directly from Apple supports website you
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uniform resource locator on screen
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highlighted you can just type that into
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your address bar of your web browser and
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you can read this on your own
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accord so this deals with what happens
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when music is missing from your Apple
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music
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library number one you want to make sure
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that all of your devices are connected
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to the internet and then that your sync
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library is turned on sometimes if the
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Apple music SYNC feature synchronization
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feature is turned off then you run run
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into problems where maybe the music is
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not synchronized on that device that it
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is turned off and then
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you have a seizure or now you're in
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Quagmire because you notice that the
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music on that device is missing and you
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think that it's been deleted here's some
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more
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troubleshooting you want to verify that
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you indeed have an active subscription
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to Apple music if you get behind if you
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cancel your subscript
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description what else if you're behind
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on payment or
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you Apple didn't receive your payment
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for that month yes they will shut off
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your service and that could be what's
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causing your music to appear as if it's
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been
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deleted you also want to verify and make
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sure that each device that you use with
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your Apple music library is signed in
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with the exact same Apple identification
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if you use use different identifications
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on different devices that's going to
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probably cause a problem and that could
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be the problem where your Apple music
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library has appears as if it's been
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deleted you know what I'm saying so you
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just check in on each device or
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whichever device or devices plur that
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you're having a problem just verify you
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can go up into the Apple music
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application and then choose account from
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the
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menu bar at the top
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and that includes all devices Apple
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iPhone Apple iPad and also if you're
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signed in to Apple iTunes on on a
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personal computer or Apple Macintosh
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just verify that indeed you're using the
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exact same Apple identification you
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cannot use multiple you can't use you
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know two different
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ones
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now here's some other troubleshooting
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steps if your Apple music library music
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is missing on your computer now you can
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search for it too maybe you accidentally
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moved it or you know what I mean you can
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use finder on the Apple Macintosh
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computer and search for your music also
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on a personal computer with Microsoft
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Windows you can use Windows Explorer it
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has a Search tool you could also use
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Cortana search sech on what Windows 11
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and search for your music that
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way you can also look in the Apple music
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or Apple iTunes you would browse the
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file library and then update the Cloud
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Library yeah this could also cause a
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problem if your Apple music library is
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stored in different locations you know
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what I mean there there these are
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separate articles I'm not going to go
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over them that's why I would be
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advantageous for you to perhaps pause
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this video and then type in the at
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uniform resource locator on screen
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highlighted into the address bar
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whatever web browser that you happen to
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be
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using you can also check the cloud
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status on both Apple Macintosh and
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Windows Microsoft personal computers and
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the instructions are here
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you would go
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into music and then what choose library
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and then select songs and then you can
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change the view and there's some view
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options and just double check and you
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notice on this example which I can open
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up in a different tab make make it a
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little bit easier so on the left hand
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side you're going to have listen now
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browse radio and then on the right hand
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side you're can to have your list of
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songs now notice on the right hand side
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in this example image it
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says removed this one says waiting that
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might be pending or something they might
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have added it
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or just purchased it recently and then
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this one says Apple music so that one
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means I believe that it's indeed
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available and on that computer these are
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obviously removed you know what I mean
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and then and this one is
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waiting there's also an exclamation
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point that can warn
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you that just means that that song
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cannot be played or
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synchronized amongst your
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devices and then there there could be a
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locate button you would just click
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locate okay now this also could be a
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problem with
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synchronization your Apple music library
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being deleted or appears as
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deleted it is waiting to synchronize now
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if you in that example if you any of
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your songs say waiting on the right hand
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side the status you want to make sure
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that your computer or your devices are
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connected to the
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internet and then you can also double
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check the
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Cloud Library you can update it
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what you would do is you would go to
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iTunes you would either use the Apple
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music application or iTunes then you
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want to select file and then choose
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library and then select the update Cloud
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Library and that's supposed to try to
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synchronize across your
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devices now if you receive the status of
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deleted that
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means again it may or it may be a false
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positive it may be really deleted you
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know what I'm saying or
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removed if you want that song to appear
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on on all your devices or whichever
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device or devices plural that you're
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having a problem with you want to make
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sure again that that device or devices
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plural are or is connected to the
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internet and then you would just click
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the arrow button the down arrow next to
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that song where it says that it is
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deleted and then choose add to cloud
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music mus Library again go up to the
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file choose file from the menu and then
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select library and then this time click
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on update Cloud Library and then you
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want to give it some time to it
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hopefully it'll change from deleted or
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removed to then waiting and then
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hopefully eventually it'll say it'll
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just say that it's on you
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know like in the the image
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app
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if it's if it's available it should say
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apple music you know what I'm saying so
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you just want to be patient and give it
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a little bit of
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time that is my 8 minutes a little bit
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of overtime now if that Apple music
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either one song or multiple songs are
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grayed
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out it may mean that that song was
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purchased from the Apple iTunes
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store and maybe you didn't authoriz or
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the authorization is not working that's
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a
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separate article again you might want to
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type in this uniform resource locator
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highlighted on screen into the address
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bar of your web browser and then click
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on this additional article about
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authorization I'm not going to go over
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all
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that you know what I'm
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saying now if the song was still gray
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out and you see this message no longer
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available
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that means that that song was added from
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the app from Apple music and then it was
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removed from your Apple music
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catalog so let's see what does it say it
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doesn't really say much as far as
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troubleshooting it just tells you I'm
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not sure if you'd have to repurchase it
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or try to add it to your Apple music
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catalog and I and I don't know I don't
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know all the details I don't know
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if you if you remove it from your Apple
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music catalog permanently can you can
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you add it again and not have to pay
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part again I don't know those details
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you'd have to investigate on your own
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all right so that is my video pertaining
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to how to recover your deleted Apple
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music library and good luck yeah I know
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some people freak out when it comes to
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their music their breads e circuses and
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oh my oh my God my music is gone well it
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it may or may not be you know you may be
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entering a quagar but if you follow some
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of these tips or all of them hopefully
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you'll get your Apple music library back
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and it just it just could be a
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synchronization issue or it could be
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dependent on you know each specific
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device or you know what I'm
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