I have a second generation iPod or the first (4-5 years)?
It is mainly at the door of death. It has been serviced twice and is now showing signs of dying. I want a new updated one but did not know if when I plug in the again if my iTunes library discharge her because she has already gone through the maximum (three?) downloads allowed (once on my original once on my gf and again on my home, but she did not recognize and thought it was an iPod third – long story, but it was a problem Computer / / error changes). My question, is there ANY way to ensure that I do not want to lose my songs (I have over 1,200 to date and bought over 200 of them at 0.99 cents a pop. The site has WAY too apple.com information throughout the week. Troubleshooting and most frequently asked are overwhelming and I can not know how and where to solve this problem. I'm not too computer savvy, unfortunately. Can you find the link exact answer to this could, or better yet, nobody knows the answer? I
I do not understand your question. but if im correct you are afraid you 'll lose all your music. If so you should not unless you download and delete music from your computer and then click Yes. files are universal then he will go to any iPod. as long as the iPod. but until you do not delete any of your songs on your computer your fine. and if you continue to get call error itunes first to help you install an update to iTunes, so if you loose your music, then you can tell by whats step stumble
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