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Subscription to what? If it's a magazine, the expiration date should be on the mailing label. If it's a website, you'll have to check with that website. If it's your FixYa membership, that doesn't expire.
If your device can play some songs before, then it appears "...subscription..." meaning that Songs are protected or expired. You used Rhapsody to sync songs before? If so, trial expired or after 30 days the songs expired. Therefore, you need connect your device to Rhapsody do subscription.
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Login to www.mynortonaccount.com and check the subscription status. if the subscription shows as expired, then you will have to contact the customer service. If you have a Valid order then all you need to do is activate the product once again. for this you may go to "subscription". and follow the instruction.
do you still pay for your napster service, if not, that why your tracks have expired, if you do, then just hook up your mp3 player to your PC and it should update the licenses on the tracks
if you dont pay for napster anymore, one thing that maybe worth trying is setting the clock on your PC back to a date prior to the subscription expiration date and try playing a few songs without being connected to the internet. If the PC is not online, Windows has no way of telling if the time change is to correct a wrong time or deliberate.
I am not sure what Windows Media Player does when the expiration comes. If it modifies the song itself, then it may still be possible to play songs that you haven't tried playing after the expiration date if you set the clock back.
However, if Windows Media Player logs that the licenses have expired in its license database, then there is pretty much no hope in reactivating them by setting the clock back. Much like setting the clock back on expired shareware software
Finally, if you are willing to resume your Napster subscription, then chances are that your music will re-activate once your subscription is live.
Audio files from music subscription services come in several formats - Mp3, WMA, AAC, and sometimes WAV. The Rhapsody trial is for a subscription level that gives you the songs in WMA format. They have a license system on them called DRM protection. That is the problem with services that give you WMA files - once your subscription has expired, you cannot use the songs anymore, no matter how much you paid for them.
Your solution is to subscribe to Rhapsody's Mp3 Only service - it is more expensive, but you can continue to use the songs after your subscription has expired. Rhapsody offers several subscriptions - the only one that will solve your problem is the Mp3 Only service. Cheaper alternatives are more risky (virus-prone), but they include Limewire, Frostwire, and Morpheus - beware: all 3 of these services offer songs in multiple file formats - make sure that the songs you download are in mp3 format. Some ISP's will cut off your internet service if you use Limewire.
Email Norton and tell them your situation, they will tell you what to do to fix the problem seems like a problem that's more there doing than yours. Or
Start your Norton product.
Do one of the following depending on your Norton product:
For Norton 360: Click My Account, and in the My Account window, click Renew Subscription.
For Norton 2009 products: At the top right corner of the window, click Help & Support > Subscription Status. Skip to Step 6.
For Norton 2008 products: In the bottom-left corner, click Subscription.
For Norton 2007 products: On the product tab, click Support, and then click Subscription.
For Norton 2006 products: On the Help & Support menu, click Subscription.
Click I have already purchased a subscription, check my subscription status.
Click Next.
Click Next.
Your Norton product checks your subscription status. This could take a minute or two.
Read the information in the Status check panel, and then click Finish.
Your subscription expiration date should now be correct.
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Most of the Norton antivirus comes with one year subscription. date u mentioned here seems like more then 1 year old. That's why it says expired
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You have to delete all those Rhapsody songs and start over. Even if you renew your Rhapsody subscription now, it may not return the songs to normal. That's the problem with most music services - once the subscription expires, the songs are done.
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