I was using iTunes 8.x under Mac OS 10.4.11 to download an album from the iTunes Store, when it delivered an error message like this one for the majority of the tracks (but not all of them; some downloaded successfully):
I then made the mistake of updating iTunes to 8.2.0, and restarting, which promptly removed the "Downloads" list in the iTunes Store sidebar altogether, leaving me no obvious way of downloading these tracks I've already paid for.
The "Check for Available Downloads" item under the "Store" menu doesn't turn up anything. I've also tried returning the temp files to the
directory, and relaunching iTunes, but this also does nothing.
There was a problem downloading Keep an Open Mind or Else / That's All Very Well But? / McCarthy. An unknown error occurred (-42023).
Please check that the connection to the network is active and try again.
I followed both of the solutions offered by Apple, but neither worked on any of the failed downloads.Please check that the connection to the network is active and try again.
I then made the mistake of updating iTunes to 8.2.0, and restarting, which promptly removed the "Downloads" list in the iTunes Store sidebar altogether, leaving me no obvious way of downloading these tracks I've already paid for.
The "Check for Available Downloads" item under the "Store" menu doesn't turn up anything. I've also tried returning the temp files to the
~/Music/iTunes/iTunes Music/Downloads
directory, and relaunching iTunes, but this also does nothing.