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
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No it will not, after you download or transfer all your music, the only categories are album, artist, genre,, if you want certain song you need to creat a playlist in which there are 3, each playlist max is 100 songs..
1218060
No, all the memory will be there when you turn off the power. If you restore the ipod through iTunes, it will delete everything. Hope this helps!
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If I get access to it for use on my current computer, will I be able to use it again when I replace the computer?
1233654
All of the disk drives are combined into one logical drive. This means that you would loose the data on your existing drives.As a side note, this unit is very fast. I have had mine about a year with no problems (Windows 7 x64).
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There are several variables involved in answering this question. It depends on the length of each song and the capacity (Or the number of minutes) your memory card in the machine will hold. The memory card included with the machine is limited and holds about an hour or two of data. I purchased the largest memory card available for this machine and it holds about six hours of music/data. It works great and I can't say enough about how good this machine sounds. It's excellent!
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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
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Most definetly. We transferred everything from the desktop to it and it didn't move the memory but a hair. I suggest when u do, label the folders differently so you will know which computer it came from.
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If I get a new ipod can I sync both my old and new using my itunes library and itunes and keep all the material on both units?
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Don't know. I have no reason to re--write since I keep them ... and just buy more CDs as I need to. It's my main back up system.
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You will have to get a flash drive and download the songs from your computer to the flash drive.
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yes, unless one is a mac..then no. you will have to re format the hard drive after using it for a mac.
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.
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Delete songs directly from the MP3 player? No, I don't think so. You have to plug it into the USB port on your computer and use Windows Explorer to search for the drive (i.e. Removable Drive E:\) and go into the folders of songs or whatever, and delete what you don't want.
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Yes it looses all data. However if you really want to keep your data just write it down and program it in later
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You cannot just drag and drop, it will rename your files and not recognize the album or artist name on many tracks, these tracks will go into the folder unknown and will not play.
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Ok those left over gb is always gonna be there. Let's just say that's the size of the computers brain. If u delete em, ur computer is done.