i have a project for school that doing at home and i plan on putting the files on my ipod. im wondering if id be able to access my ipod if i plug it in a school computer. tnx!
214642
go to ipods properties,,the click enable ipod as a hard drive" at the bottom of the chart then click apply then ok,,and its like a portable diskdrive or like the magic gate!
77228
well sometimes they can distract you from getting an education.. but maybe work out a deal with your principal.. say "how about if we all work hard this week.. can we bring our mp3s for just a couple days and if we abuse our privledge then you can take them away again?" i dunno.. it might work. i always bargain with my teachers
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go to edit, prefrences, iPod (if you have a pc). somewhere there should be a checkbox that says "start iTunes when iPod is connected" or something like that. Is that box checked? If it's not, that could be the reason why iTunes doesn't do anything when you plug your iPod in. Make sure that box is checked. If that doesn't work, go to http://www.apple.com/support/ for help on iPods.
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If it's a newer iPod, then you don't need an apple.  I think the only iPods that won't work with PC's are the first three generations, which do not include the Nano or Mini.  I use my PC to connect to my iPod all of the time with no problems.
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Yes you can.  I have an external hard drive that i take to work with me that has all my mp3's and personal software on and i can run them off my external hard drive through the USB port.   VERY HANDY!   I highly recomend getting one if you have multiple comp's or just want more storage space without upgrading your comp with a bigger HD.\n\nP.S.   You should have the exact same virus protection on your external hard drive as you do on the computer you are running it off of..... it is simply a storage device only,  you still use the computers CPU to do all the computing!
32341
Most will be illegal! But there are cheap alternatives like itunes/amazon etc or some sites like emp3finder.com (don't know if it is legal or not).
230670
I'm not too familiar with apples...but this is what i know for a generic pc.\n\nWireless.\n\nIn regard to wireless, you need a wireless adapter and wireless router.\n\nMost laptops nowadays have this. \n\nYou will have to find where your network settings are and this will indicate whether you have an adapter or not. Also go into a starbucks or somewhere where you KNOW there is a wireless router to confirm this. You won't know unless you are near a wireless adapter (unless you are pc savvy).\n\nIf you have a USB port on your laptop you can by something called a flash drive. Its a portable drive that you can store music on. They have them with 1 GB capacities.\n\nI dunno if you really need a RAM upgrade from 512 MB to 1 GB. Only gamers need this, in my opinion.\n\nYou can take it into comp USA and they can replace the screen for you. pity you have no warranty with the ebay purchase otherwise this could be fixed for free....
280987
Yes you can. You can also find plugins for other media players. e.g. You can use an Ipod with Winamp
378659
It looks like you're right, your computer doesn't have USB 2.0. But the good news is, you can still attach your iPod to it, it will just transfer data slower. So it'll be one song every 2-3 seconds, whereas if you had USB 2.0 it would be about 40 times faster. If I were you I'd get a firewire connector for the iPod, that's almost as fast as USB 2.0 (and your computer does have firewire ports).
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I think your Ipod's harddrive may be corrupt. You're going to have to call Apple and have them service it for you. If it's under warranty, they'll do it for free. They might even just give you a brand new Ipod.
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I think there is software you can buy for copying music and other files onto other computers, but then again, sometimes people will abuse that privelege and share their music illegally in that way. I use a memory stick whenever I need to transfer my music, or I burn the songs I want onto a blank disc and put the disc in my other computer.
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No, not unless he uses his iPod as a portable storage device and has infected files on it. To be sure have your anti-virus program search the iPod (ie. the E: drive or F: drive etc) as soon as you plug it in. If you do not have anti-virus software I recommend you get McAfee VirusScan from http://www.mcafee.com . This program allows you to scan file and folders by simply right clicking them. For a free alternative, though, try http://www.download.com/AVG-Anti-Virus-Free-Edition/3000-2239_4-10503939.html?tag=lst-0-2\nAVG Anti-Virus Free Edition.\n\nHope this Helps!
73327
I have an iPod Nano, and I don't have either of those on my computer and it works fine. If you need it, just do a Google search and it may be able to be downloaded for free.
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It is because the program you are using to home is not compatible with the program you are using at school. Save something on the school computer and see what file extension it saves it as and when you get on your home computer save it as the same. Or just use the same program.
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an ipod. its a tiny computer, its like an mp3 player..but it has nothing to do with photagrophy. or buy her a cell phone with a camera and an mp3 player. aaand is a tiny computer. does your 14 y/o need a cell phone?
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make sure that you have the necessary cord to put things on your ipod that connects to your pc. if it came with a disk make sure the disk is in your pc. make sure that your in the designated area on ur ipod to download the videos if tht doesnt work contact them people who own make sure you still have your warranty still
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There are programs out there that can help with that. I think using his ipod (windows format) you can use something called Ipod2go. Do a search for free downloads. It is possible. I'll keep looking for you. Hope that helps for now....