You cannot get Windows XP on an iPod Touch or iPhone. Windows XP is software that can only be used on a PC. Windows XP will not work with the iPod Touch or iPhone.
Though, you may be 'able' to, you cannot legally get Windows XP on an iPod Touch or iPhone. It is hard enough to get Windows and Apple to cooperate in the first place.
Currently, you cannot install the Windows XP OS on an iPod Touch or iPhone (clean install, removing the original Apple programming). However you could possibly use emulating software such as the bochs.deb 3rd party app to simulate XP; in other words, you may run XP on your iPod, but it will only be as an app, and therefore could not use all of the RAM that is installed on the iPod Touch or iPhone. Older OS, such as 3.11, 95, and 98 have been able to be emulated on an iPod and iPhone, however people making videos on emulating XP on iPods and iPhones have not included instructions on how-to, and therefore there is no real proof that XP may be emulated on iPods and iPhones.
easy by upgrading to windows xp :-)
Yes! All you do is to download it or buy the applications
Restore it xp!
yes it can i got some songs from my sisters comp which is windows home e dition onto my ipod touch
The iPod touch is like a computer. The iPhone/iPod Touch OS is improved occasionally, and when it is, Apple charges for the upgrade. It's very much like buying Windows 7 to upgrade your PC from Windows XP or Windows Vista, or purchasing Mac OS X "Snow Leopard" to upgrade from "Leopard." The reason Apple does not charge iPhone owners the same fee is that iPhones are subsidized via a two-year wireless contract, which includes the cost of any upgrades to the iPhone OS. iPhone owners pay an initial purchase charge, plus at least twenty-four additional installments. iPod touch owners only pay for the device once.
Of course not! Unless itunes over powers your Window XP(joke).. nah everything should be fine.
No to use and ipod nano you need windows xp or newer
As long as you have the newest version of iTunes on your computer and a working USB port, it should work fine.
For windows and Windows XP computer icons can be deleted by left clicking your mouse and going down to the delete option. I am not sure for the Ipod Touch though, i only have a nano.
upload them
Windows XP can be downloaded with a touch of a button. It is easiest to go directly to Microsoft itself. From there, there is a link to lead to the Windows XP.
iPod and WindowsPer Apple support "requires Windows 2000 SP4 or Windows XP". I have not gotten my iPod to work on 98se but did get it to work on WinME. Works on all Mac's (I have OS 8 - 10.4), and Slackware (Linux).