I opened iTunes on my Windows PC to see if my music was still there. It isn't and now I can't close the window that is displaying my iTunes app.
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Windows, Windows 11 (26100)
OK. You do know that Apple Music cannot rip CDs don't you? Apple's current recommendation is to use iTunes to import CDs as audiobooks, and then copy the files you imported into Apple Music's Automatically Add to Music folder. You can use third party tools instead. I'd still recommend reverting to iTunes.
tt2
Have you recently installed Apple Music, Apple TV, or Apple Devices? If so they prevent iTunes working with anything but audiobooks and podcasts. Remove all three and things should return to normal.
It is possible that iTunes is trying to show a modal dialog box, which should always be at the front, but it is hidden behind the main window, which you then won't be able to interact with. You can try alt-tab to switch windows, or ctrl+alt+del to launch the task manager so you can end the iTunes task. Or you can reboot your computer.
If content is still missing from the iTunes library once you are able to open it normally, and select Music from the media selection tool at the top left, see Empty/corrupt iTunes library after upgrade/crash - Apple Community.
tt2
I did discover Apple Music was installed on my PC. But I just deleted the iTunes app from my PC since I can no longer use it to import my music CD's. That solved the problem. I can get to my own music library on my iPhone and iPad and that is where I listen to music. Thanks for the reply and the help.
Thanks. I knew I couldn't import CD's into iTunes but didn't know your trick. That would be great! I have reinstalled it from the Microsoft app store. And try your method. Thanks so much!
iTunes not closing on Windows PC and music disappeared
