One way to transfer music from an iPod to a computer is using windows explorer to directly copy the files to the hard drive. Your iPod must have disk usage enabled.
Go to 'Start->My Computer' and click on the drive whose name is the name of your iPod. Now, you can only view the songs on the iPod if you have enabled viewing of invisble files on your computer. To do this, click on 'Tools->Options' and click on the 'View' tab. Under where it says 'Advanced Settings' you should see something entitled 'Hidden Files and Folders.' Expand this and select the option 'Show Hidden Files and Folders.' Click on apply and close the dialog.
Now, you should see a somewhat transparent folder called 'Ipod_Control.' Open this folder. You then should see a folder called 'Music.' Open this folder, and you will see a whole bunch of folders named 'F00', 'F01', 'F02... etc. These folders contain your music. Copy all of the folders and paste them into a folder on your hard drive, such as 'C:\Music.' Go back to iTunes and click on 'File->Add folder to Library.' Select the folder 'C:\Music.'
After the processing is all done, all your songs should be back into your library. Copying the music folders to the hard drive could take a while depending on how much music you have, but patience is a virtue!
Call Apple. iPods won't sync again without specific steps followed.
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Your actual iTunes account does not disappear, but you will have to e-mail Apple to get all of your songs back. Your proof of purchase is the email you got from iTunes telling you that you bought that song.
you can og into your itunes account from the other computer
if you bought your music off of iTunes, you can go in and just reauthorize the account and re-download everything. If it wasn't downloaded through the iTunes store, you're SOL.
just go into itunes and create a new account. u cant have more than one account on an ipod unless its on the computer too
Updating the iTunes software will not affect your existing iTunes account or music library.
get your account on another computer first and then u can delete your old one after you download your old library using home sharing.
On the computer you enabled Home Sharing, sync both iDevices, then you should be able to do it.
you sync it theres this button that says sync when you plug your ipod in and you click it
Yeah, its crazy. One account per computer
try uninstalling itunes then reinstalling it and see if it will work.....
If you have 'Home Sharing' you can sign in on your new computer with your itunes account and your computer would ask you if you would like to turn on home sharing and it will guide you through the steps from there.
plug your ipod into your computer if u have a itunes account click itunes and drag pics from your computer onto your ipod