[koshercuts]

I've got a 25 GB library of music that's been unwittingly shuffled around between drives in the past few weeks as I madly scrambled for available HD space in the middle of several projects. The result is now a chaotic iTunes library chalk full of repeated songs, and missing or misplaced tracks. Short of manually erasing the entire library and starting from scratch, locating and importing various audio files, is there a function on the latest iTnes version that will, in essence, go through my library - dump the duplicates, locate and re-connect songs, etc. Thanks in advance for any advice here.

[brokenjago]

There's a function in iTunes, that although doesn't do exactly what you ask - might help. It's found in the Edit Menu, and it's called "Show Duplicate Songs"

If you really don't know what it does, I'll tell you: it shows duplicate songs in your library.

It'll help at least a bit, I suppose.