Looking in my iTunes folder, under Mobile Applications, I have all the old versions of Apps. Any way to automatically delete them? Is it OK to manually delete them?
That is kinda strange, iTunes always deletes (places them in the trash) the older version of my apps when I update. It works that way on my Mac and all three windoze machines.Looking in my iTunes folder, under Mobile Applications, I have all the old versions of Apps.
That is kinda strange, iTunes always deletes (places them in the trash) the older version of my apps when I update. It works that way on my Mac and all three windoze machines.
May be time for an iTunes reinstall.I wish I knew why it has all the old ones, its taking up quite a bit of room.
May be time for an iTunes reinstall.
AhHa! Did you copy your library from a Mac or a PC?I actually just got a new Mac and was thinking maybe transferring my library screwed something up. When I first launched iTunes after transferring the library, I was missing some apps, and had a ton of updates for other apps that were already updated before backing up the library. Not sure what I did wrong, I just copied the entire iTunes directory.
It was copied from a Mac to a Mac. I noticed I had two folders for Mobile Apps, not sure what happened, but it appears to be deleting old apps as it installs updates now.AhHa! Did you copy your library from a Mac or a PC?
If you opened iTunes on the new machine, before you copied the library over, it creates a new default mobile apps, and music folder, and the library file points to those folders. I suspect that the old library file didn't get copied over the new one, but really have no way of knowing. It is easy to "rebuild" the library file, and if you continue to have problems, that is what I would do.It was copied from a Mac to a Mac. I noticed I had two folders for Mobile Apps, not sure what happened, but it appears to be deleting old apps as it installs updates now.