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How to deathorize all iTunes-authorized machines
You can only use this feature once per year. The button will not show up if you have fewer than 5 authorized computers or if you have deauthorized all within the past year.
How to deathorize all iTunes-authorized machines
Not true! The only change to hardware that will trigger as a "new Mac" is the logic board - this is where the serial number is embedded.
How to deathorize all iTunes-authorized machines
Sorry, man, but you're wrong. I only own one computer, and had 4 authorizations used up, 3 on this machine, and 1 on a friend's laptop.
1st Authorization: Bought G5.
2nd Authorization: Added 2GB of RAM, approx 1 yr later
3rd Authorization: Changed video card, about 2 weeks after the RAM upgrade
4th Authorization: Listening to songs from my iPod connected to my friend's PowerBook.
My personal experience is confirmed by the Knowledge Base article a couple of us linked below, specifically this text:
Make sure you deauthorize your computer before you upgrade your RAM, hard disk or other system components. If you do not deauthorize your computer before you upgrade these components, one computer may use multiple authorizations. If you find you have reached 5 authorizations due to system upgrades, you can reset your authorization count by clicking Deauthorize All in the Account Information screen.
How to deathorize all iTunes-authorized machines
Well, I upgrade systems daily, and on this very one, I put in new RAM and a bigger hard drive yesterday - no more authorizations were used. |
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