IPODHow can i recover my mp3's back from my ipod to my system, since i lost my originals mp3's 'cos a virus?
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Download and install EphPod (for Windows 98SE, 2K and XP), http://www.ephpod.com/
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Format it and reload the songs, make sure they are in the correct format, even better get a MP3 player  ;-)
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I guess you are talking about how to store iTunes Installer on it... right? O'kay Open Windows Explorer, you will see iPod listed there as a removable drive. On my system my iPod appears as F: in explorer when i connect it my system. Simply copy paste the files there... that you need to carry!
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Install Itunes and Ipod software on your PC. Then connect the Ipod, when you connect the itunes software will ask "This ipod is linked to another library, would you like to replace the files and link to this librarry"... SELECT NO... if you say yes, then you'll lose all the songs.\n\nOnce you know the ipod is connected, copy the files. \n\nOr else, try this, dont know if it'll work, \nas soon as you connect your ipod, your system will identify it as an external storage device. once its connected, open it through "My Computer" and copy the files to any desired location
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Sounds bad. The virus may have deleted things you can't get back without reloading the operating system. You could try a system restore. That's not a guarantee. I just crashed my computer using it. I had to reformat. \nGood luck with this one is all I can say. \n.
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hi....i have found the following website links useful for your issue......kindly visit these  links and i hope that u will find a solution definitely.....ALL THE BEST!!!\n\nLinks:-\nhttp://www.apple.com/itunes/music/\n\nhttp://www.mystikmedia.com/audiocommander.asp\n\nhttp://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/ipod-to-itunes.html\n\nregards.
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If the error is not a hard drive failure, you theoretically should be able to recover your data. It would effectively require either (a) fixing the unit (most likely by replacing the defective component) or (b) getting the iPod to at least mount on your computer so you can get the files off.\n\nPractically speaking, it may be more difficult. Apple generally handles warranty repairs by simply swapping the iPod out for a new one. (The assumption they seem to make is that the music stored on the iPod is on your computer in iTunes, allowing you to sync a new iPod to that.) If you're planning to get a warranty repair, be prepared anything which is only on your iPod.\n\nSo your best bet is trying to figure out how to get the iPod to connect to a computer, either to iTunes or simply as an external drive. If you can do that, you have a chance of getting your files back. If you live near an Apple store, try visiting their in-house tech support (AKA the Genius Bar). Once the data are safe, you can get your iPod exchanged.
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Sure, just hook up the iPod to your PC with the USB wire and use the iTunes software to copy them...
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Reinstall iTunes and the firmware for your iPod.
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you can use a flash drive. since you have i tunes im assuming you have an ipod also. you can use the ipod as a hard drive / flash drive too.
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you have to use iTunes with iPods.\n\ntry restarting the computer, or if that fails uninstall itunes and reinstall it.
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Use DB Poweramp! If you burned all the .mp3's from the SAME album they will work...I'm guessing you didn't and some are aparently protected and you do not have the license...If I'm mistaken...oh well...anyways, use DB Poweramp and you will never use anything else!
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I believe so, however some songs may not work and none of them would retain their original file name (they would all be named a bunch of seemingly random letters and numbers).  I haven't tried it, but if you hook up your ipod then go to the MyComputer Icon on your desk top you should see a drive letter (such as d: k: f: ect) that your ipod is.  double click on that and drag and drop all the files from there to your harddrive.
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Check to see if there's a small plastic/metal card that came with your mp3 player.  256 mb.. 128..512 etc.  That's where it will store your music and if it's not in there.. then your computer can't download anything to it.
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See it in trash folder. If u find it there, it is ok otherwise forget about recovering them. It wont be possible now.
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Itunes will convert unprotected WMA files into either MP3 or AAC so you can then transfer them to an ipod.  Anything protected with DRM (digital rights Management) is not going to work.  At the worst case you could burn the songs to an audio CD and then re-read them into Itunes
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...with that being said, even if you were willing to do a System Restore, you'd have to take your "best guess" as to when you THINK it updated itself and restore your computer back to before that time.\n\nAnyway, the other thing(s) that you can do are to either reinstall WMP (that's Windows Media Player) 9 Series or WMP 10. If you HAD WMP 9 Series and went to WMP 10 and if that is when you had the CD Burning problem, then it's WMP 10 that messed you up.\n\nYou could also download and add codecs/plugins/drivers to your computer to see if that will help as well -- to give you the ability to burn music again. There are a ton of sites you can go to get some which I will list at the bottom.\n\nI hope that I'm some help, though I know it's not much, but hopefully if you guess about the time at which you THINK your WMP updated then you may have a chance to System Restore your computer back to a particular time... Even if you don't go back far enough in System Restore's or if you go back TOO far, you can always UNDO the System Restore!!!