iPod touch Two iTouches; iTunes trying to overwrite one of them with other's info

[aegault]

I was trying to add music to my two kid's iTouches.


I didn't realize I had my son's plugged in and iTunes asked if it should recognize this iTouch as my daughters. (I don't think I'd sync'd his before)


I said yes and then realized it was my son's iTouch.


I stopped the sync and didn't loose anything (OHMYGOSH- he would have been mad and rightfully so).


However, now when I try to re-sync his phone it recongnizes his phone as HER phone and tries to overwrite it.


How can I stop it from doing that so I can sync his iTouch/back it up so forth?


I was thinking somehow to see what UDID is was recognizing, deleting her iTouch from my iTunes or something momentarily.


Thoughts?

 

[jshannon01]

Turn off all syncing in iTunes, connect his, and figure out how to change it...best I can offer since I have not experienced it.

 

[kaielement]

I aways have all my ios devises and iPods for that matter set to manually manage. I never turn anything on to auto sync So I don't run into a situation like this and lose everything. Just saying.