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
2049373
Not sure, I have only 78 GB loaded and it's 29 days of music. 10,517 songs.
1575095
u have to do that on your cp u can delete the whole library then slide the songs u DO want onto the player from your music files
624231
no, just make sure you leave the song in your itunes playlist (and stop it deleting automatically in your options settings). it will have a little exclamation point next to it but as long as you dont actually delete it from the playlist it wont delete it from your ipod. I dont have space to hold all the music on my ipod on my pc so i did exactly this.
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......
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.
443303
While hooked to computer, go to Device, music, right click on song, delete from will appear
1376180
Yes it does, as most computers do. Some are useful and some are not. You have things like the usual trial software like Office, McAfee Internet Security and such. Keep what you like or can use and delete the rest.
2203537
I am NOT an expert, but it made old drives I took out of my old laptops behave like external drives. Your new computer will probably ignore all your VISTA files on the old drive. It is mainly a way to access data files on your old drive.
1271681
No you cannot transfer installed programs, only files. And you may want to set up a transfer folder with only the files you want and know to be safe, otherwise all files will be transferred, and if your old pc has a virus or any sort of corrupted files they will be transferred to your new pc. But the transfer cable is awesome I was extremely happy with it.
535299
Absolutely! And it's no problem. I love this thing! Just remember that it only has approx. 900 item memory so eventually you would have to delete something in the past.
224893
Yes it will. It gives you the choice to add or delete songs manually or it can be set to sync itself when united with the library on device storing the music.
1076032
No, windows 8.1 is made so that all of your files will transfer over into your new os(win 8). Everything you have will be there when you're done
2113712
I keep my iTunes current on this machine. Doesn't seem to be an issue...and mine is 7 years old.
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.
882584
Heck ya it will! I use mine regularly and it is loaded with songs. A USB key/flashdrive with songs is the quickest way to get your music on the go :-)
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Yes. Every computer holds the hard drive differently so they make all harddrives the same and you simply swap out old one with the new one. And if like me you were not able to back up anything be prepared to have too install windows again and also message your manufacturer your computer info and ask for a link to all the drivers you will need to make your computer able to use all of its features. You may not even have a internet driver or WiFi capability for instance until you install drivers for it I'm this instance another computer and a flash drive will be handy