My ipod is perfect but itunes is now messed up after I installed a program.
How can I get my itunes to have the exact same data as my ipod?
I spent a lot of time making album names, album covers etc.. and after downloading a new program my itunes looks as if it's about a year old!
Thanks,
HP Windows XP Pro
HP Windows XP Pro
When you plug in your iPod, go to Preferences > iPod and check the box so it "Automatically Updates All Songs" or along those lines.
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Anyone having the same issue?Thank you so much for your responses. I greatly appreciate it. I wish Apple was as responsive as you. I also wish it was easier to find out how to actually file a bug report with them.
My first PC was back in the 80's. I made sure to have a 5.25" floppy drive since 3.5" was still new. It was a fancy PC back then, with the 3.5" on my A: drive and 5.25" on B:.... Styling. The PC I run iTunes on now is about 4-5 years old, (about 25 years newer than my first one) and has up-to-date BIOS, Windows 7, etc. I built it myself with whatever was pretty much top-of-the-line at the time.
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Anyway I'll consider this issue closed when Apple fixes it (either by accepting the old reserved drive letters, or by updating their Run Diagnostics)... in the meantime, I have an easy, though undesirable, workaround in using alternate drive letters.
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