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Guest
My old pc got "fried" and the new pc I purchased came with Vista. Is there
any way to get files from an Ipod to the p.c.?
any way to get files from an Ipod to the p.c.?
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Chad Harris
Conventionally no. I don't know if you could take tha flash drive apart
(Nano) HD (IIpod) and transfer with special equipment.
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(Nano) HD (IIpod) and transfer with special equipment.
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Marty
I used iPod Access for Windows. Work well for me.
http://www.findleydesigns.com/ipodaccess/indexWin.html
Good Luck,
-Marty
http://www.findleydesigns.com/ipodaccess/indexWin.html
Good Luck,
-Marty
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Greene said:My old pc got "fried" and the new pc I purchased came with Vista. Is there
any way to get files from an Ipod to the p.c.?
Google ipod to pc.
I use ephPod. It works great!
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ChrisM
In message (e-mail address removed),
Greene <[email protected]> Proclaimed from the tallest tower:
:: My old pc got "fried" and the new pc I purchased came with Vista. Is
:: there any way to get files from an Ipod to the p.c.?
Can't beat the suggestion of iPod Access to 'do the do', but I can say be
******* careful connecting a full iPod to an 'empty' copy of iTunes.
Someone I know, had their iPod set to auto-sync with their iTunes music
collection, and when they inadvertantly connected it to a different computer
with a fresh installation if iTunes (ie empty music collection) it
apparently zapped all the music on their iPod. Now I don't know if this was
some kind of glitch or bug. It was a couple of years ago, but thought I'd
mention it as a warning anyway...
Greene <[email protected]> Proclaimed from the tallest tower:
:: My old pc got "fried" and the new pc I purchased came with Vista. Is
:: there any way to get files from an Ipod to the p.c.?
Can't beat the suggestion of iPod Access to 'do the do', but I can say be
******* careful connecting a full iPod to an 'empty' copy of iTunes.
Someone I know, had their iPod set to auto-sync with their iTunes music
collection, and when they inadvertantly connected it to a different computer
with a fresh installation if iTunes (ie empty music collection) it
apparently zapped all the music on their iPod. Now I don't know if this was
some kind of glitch or bug. It was a couple of years ago, but thought I'd
mention it as a warning anyway...
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Guest
Marty,
This worked very well. Thanks for the Info!
Joe Greene
This worked very well. Thanks for the Info!
Joe Greene