Just sign into your iTunes store, or app store on your Mac with the same Apple ID you have on your HP.
No, if you did you should contact Apple.
Yes, if you redeem an iTunes card on your computer, the credit will be added to your Apple ID account, which is linked to your iPod. As long as both devices are using the same Apple ID, the credit will be available for purchases on iTunes on your iPod as well. Just ensure that your iPod is connected to the internet and signed in to the same account to access the updated balance.
Yes you can, using ur Apple ID and password.
The same thing happened to me just now
yes... my sister and i both have an itunes account on the same PC
Apps can be downloaded from the iTunes App Store. You will need an Apple Account and a PC or Mac with iTunes installed. These apps can then be synced to your iPod Touch the same way as you sync music to the device.
Songs bought from iTunes are tied to the Apple ID that purchased them. You can’t directly move or “transfer” them to a new iTunes account. What you can do: If it’s Apple Music downloads, just sign in with the same Apple ID and re-download. If it’s purchased iTunes music (non-DRM), you can manually copy the files to a computer and re-sync them, but they still won’t become “owned” by the new account. For DRM-protected tracks, they stay locked to the original Apple ID. So in reality, you either keep using the old account for those songs, or rebuild your library under the new one.
You can still keep the same iTunes account.
You should be able to use your iPod and iPod Touch on the same iTunes account on both computers.
If you mean the same iTunes account, then yes. My sister has the same account on iTunes on our home computer as well as her laptop. But if you buy some songs from the iTunes store from one of the computers and you want the new ones on your other computers, you'll have to sync those songs into the other computers' iTunes.
Nothing happens. Both can coexist with the same iTunes account with no harm done.