"Unable to access music library on new Mac after transferring files: I purchased a new Mac. I transferred my music library over to the new Mac. Now I cannot access the music library. When I open the music app and click on settings or any other drop down menu item, it is grayed out and won't let me type or do anything. This is beyond frustrating to have spent thousands of dollars over the year downloading music from itunes and uploading my personal cd library and not be able to access what is mine and I paid for! This needs to be corrected immediately, please!"
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Apple Music App Greyed Out:
How would you define "new"? Is this unowned, and purchased directly from Apple? Or is it "New" to you, as a user, in a personal-sense. If not purchased through Apple, then this may not have been active by Apple at the cash register, or it may not have been signed out of iCloud by the seller (for an opened device). This is the site the seller should have used prior to selling it to you. The seller should have known better: What to do Before you Sell, Give Away, Trade in, or recycle your Mac - Apple Support
Based on Personal Experience...
Having gone on ebay, I noticed a new Mac, and saw the Serial Number. I entered it here: View Coverage - AppleCare & Warranty, and there was "no original purchase date", indicating it was a scam. So, if purchased off of the Web, enter the Serial Number there, seeing what pops up. If there is "no original purchase date" then it was not purchased from Apple or an AASP (Apple Authorized Service Provider) Go Here: Find your Mac Model Name and Serial Number - Apple Support