Will all your songs delete if you get a new computer?
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There is a way to transfer your songs from the old computer to your new computer. I did this successfully a few months ago. I am fairly technically inept, but I was able to do it following Apple's instructions (see link at end of this post). It was a little bit of an ordeal, as I had to use my iPod as an external hard disk to move all my stuff over. However, if you follow the instructions from Apple's help link, you should be able to do it too. Good luck! http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1329
801390
It should do so without any problem. I have transferred tons of music from my computer (from my favorite CDs) to my Coby as well as music from online outlets (like Amazon & Itunes)
487795
I would say as long as you uninstall from the old PC, then you should be perfectly ok to install on a new PC. I'm pretty close to needing a new computer, so I'm going to test down the road. If not, I will just purchase a new license. Thank you.
1869281
No. The file would be too large. The system over writes the old ones once full. This enables you to keep a record longer.
1879635
No. You must buy new song chip to add new songs (each song chip has hundreds or thousands of songs)
1066057
You will have to get a flash drive and download the songs from your computer to the flash drive.
1369701
Depends. If you use the same MP3 files or 44.1/16 files that you use on iPod/MAC, not a lot. If you download higher resolution files, Yes.
2215424
It depends on how long it's off for. If it's only off for ten minutes or so, it will pick up where you left off. If it's off for much longer than that, it goes back to the first song you downloaded.
178865
How do you delete songs on this thing? I had it for a year and I cannot delete songs. Please help!
1184035
No it wont . But , a lot of times its a stain or dirt that is causing the skip on my CDs .
1143073
Info says it just deactivates the software, leaving all the files so should be simple process to move them to the new PC.
921784
No. smile. the version backed up from your old computer has files in it specific to that hardware. It would be nice, though, wouldn't it!
225253
I store all my music on an external hard drive.....so when my computer went up.....I still had all the music there....reloaded iTunes on the new computer (although I did lose playlists, etc....but not any of the actual songs, videos or photos) and I was back up and running with not too much time spent......
208210
Yes, it will give you the option to upgrade from a previous Windows edition (which will let you keep all your documents and personal media) in the installation menu. You may also wipe your hardrive and make a fresh install as well.
1766767
I don't listen much to music, mainly books, but it should work the same way. I also cannot get the Clip to delete anything by itself. When the Clip is plugged into my computer, I look at the Clip Zip in Explorer, as if I was looking at any other external hard drive. There are subdirectories for Audio, Music, Recordings, etc. You should be able to find your songs there, and hit delete on your keyboard to delete just as you would any file on your computer. Hope that helps.
1709709
I assume you mean just a few songs or albums and not everything. To erase everything is easy; just reformat from Settings in the ZipClip. To erase selected items connect to your PC and from the start menu open Computer, open zipClip and then open folders until you find what you want to erase, and right click on that and hit delete.
1365831
I am not familiar with that machine but the one's I have just play. No erase, No record, no nothing. I would think you would neeed a computer ro Format he CD's and reload your new stuff.