Cannot check or uncheck any of the music playlists on the new ipod from a backup.

I bought a new ipod, and used the backup from an old ipod to replace all data and settings.  Everything else seems ok, but on the new ipod I cannot check or uncheck any of the music playlists.  How do I change this?

This is how it should work.
The iphone is not a storage/backup device.  It simply mirrors the selected content of the one computer to which it is synced.  If you sync to another computer, it will erase the current content and replace with the content from the new one.
It has always been very basic to always maintain a backup copy of your computer for just such an occasion.  Use your backup copy of your old computer to put everything on the new one.

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