5002 error when playing purchased music!
asanchezm said:
I hope this fixes the 5002 error I am getting when trying to play my purchased music.....
I am having almost the same problem... I just got a non-helpful response from Apple. A stock answer that leads me to believe no one carefully read my email. Oh yeah - in the Apple response they called me "Carmelo". My name is Chris! Here's the email I sent:
Hi - For the past 3 years I have been downloading occasionally off the iTunes music store under my former work email. I'm pretty sure. I had authorized 3 computers to play my iPod under this name.
I was laid off last month, so my work email is no longer available to me. I re-signed up under my personal, home email as well.
I decided to upgrade my home machine - a G4 powermac - with Tiger this week. Now that I am running iTunes 6 on it, it will recognize my iPod, and play my non-iTunes music store songs, but when I try & play my protected AAC files, it asks for my authorization password under the former work email. Every time I do this, it rejects the password. (We could not complete your Music Store request. An unknown error occurred (5002).) As a last resort - I logged in as the former account last night & tried to change the account info over to my current account, but it wouldn't let me. Now, I can't even log in under the former account!
What do I do to authorize this machine?
Thanks,
Chris
As I said, Apple was not helpful - just a bunch of info I had already found under Help, telling you how to de-authorize a machine.
I think this may be a bug either with iTunes 6, Tiger - or both in combination.
Anyone else having this issue?