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Sharoon

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Apr 11, 2007
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My old P.C. recently crashed so I lost all my music files. I've just got a new p.c. and downloaded the newest versions of Quick Time and ITunes. What problems can I expect, and what's my next step? I realize I probably have to start from the beginning with my music collection. What happens with my music already on my IPOD? Thanks for any advice you're willing to take time to share.
 
Actually Vista

Actually my new PC has Vista. I do have access to my daughter's p.c. where I could rip the songs, but she also has her own version of Itune music there, and I wouldn't want to interfere with it.
 
Actually my new PC has Vista. I do have access to my daughter's p.c. where I could rip the songs, but she also has her own version of Itune music there, and I wouldn't want to interfere with it.

Vista is a version on Windows.

See Windows XP, Windows Vista.
 
Actually my new PC has Vista. I do have access to my daughter's p.c. where I could rip the songs, but she also has her own version of Itune music there, and I wouldn't want to interfere with it.

If you were going to use this computer to get the music off your iPod, you could always make a seperate user account (I'm assuming she uses XP) and import it into there, and then later delete the user account.
 
Actually my new PC has Vista. I do have access to my daughter's p.c. where I could rip the songs, but she also has her own version of Itune music there, and I wouldn't want to interfere with it.

Warning: The original version of Vista has a bug where it can mess up your iPod at the moment that it is unplugged. I heard that Microsoft has fixed this; make sure that you have all software updates for Vista installed before you let an iPod anywhere near it.
 
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