If the issue persists after making sure the Share setting is enabled in iTunes, please submit a support ticket, and we'll be glad to help troubleshoot further and get everything transferred into iTunes for you. If you still can't transfer to iTunes or still have the question marks in Media Library, please close and reopen iExplorer and try once more. Close iTunes Preferences and try using iExplorer again.Check the box to 'Share iTunes Library XML with other applications'.

Click on the Advanced tab of iTunes Preferences (far right).

I saw that people have had this problem back at least since 2012, but I have never had the problem until just recently. On a Mac, click on iTunes menu > Preferences (or press command-comma). Since the last couple of iTunes updates my iTunes re-opens within 2 or 3 seconds after I close it. To do this on a PC, click on the menu in the upper left corner of the iTunes window and select Preferences. If you recently installed iTunes for the first time on your computer or updated on a Mac, the issue is going to be due to a new setting in iTunes 12.2, and to fix it, please follow the steps below: If you can't transfer any of your music or playlists to iTunes on your PC and question marks are showing next to your tracks in the Media Library section, that would indicate that iExplorer can’t find your iTunes Library database file which makes it impossible to compare what tracks are on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod vs.

Itunes reopens after closing