Authorization: More Information

• If you have previously deauthorized a computer, and now you wish to use it to play secure Rhapsody content again, you need to reauthorize it.
  
  
• If someone else has logged onto your computer and signed in to his or her Rhapsody account, the computer will be authorized under his account, and you may need to reauthorize.
  
  
• The number of computers you can authorize depends on your level of subscription.

• If you have already authorized the maximum number of computers allowed by your subscription, you need to deauthorize one of them before you can authorize a new computer.
  
  
• If you are planning to stop using an authorized computer, like an old laptop, you will need to deauthorize that computer to make room for another.
  

 

 

• If you have a new portable device that you have never used with Rhapsody, you may need to authorize it after connection.
  
  
• If you have previously deauthorized a device, and now you wish to use it to play secure Rhapsody content again, you need to reauthorize it.
  
  
• The number of authorized devices you can use with Rhapsody depends on your level of subscription.

• If you have already authorized the maximum number of devices allowed by your subscription, you must deauthorize one of them before you can authorize a new device.
  
  
• If you are planning to stop using an authorized device (because you have a new device, or you are giving the old device to a friend, for example) you will need to deauthorize that device to make room for another.

To check your authorizations:

1. Select Manage My Account from the Rhapsody My Account menu.
   
   
   
   
2. Enter your Rhapsody password when you are prompted to do so.
   
   
3. Click Authorizations on the left side of the "Account Summary" dialog.
   
   
4. The Authorizations dialog will open. From here, you can see how many computers and portable devices you have authorized, and you can choose to rename or deauthorize computers and devices.