If your iPod is in “automatic synchronization” mode, iTunes will automatically synchronize the iPod as soon as it gets connected. There is a simple way around this. Press the Shift and Ctrl k ...

 If all your music is already on your iPod, you just need to perform a backup to iTunes from your iPod to your new computer.  If your music is on your "old" computer, but not yet on your ...

Just follow these instructions.

This is easy with CopyTrans. Every time the contents of your iPod change and no longer reflect the contents on your computers, perform a Backup to iTunes. This will backup only the new songs or cha ...

If your PC is a Sony Vaio, it may happen that the Content Folder Watch System makes iTunes believe that the music library is corrupt and needs to be deleted. To prevent your PC from deleting your iTun ...

Just perform a Backup to iTunes and the songs contained on your iPod will be merged with the ones that are already in your iTunes library. Thanks to the incremental backup, CopyTrans won't generate du ...

In iTunes, click Edit->Show Duplicate Songs. Right-click a top field such as "Name" or "Artist" and select "Date Added" to add this field to iTunes.Click ont the "Date Added" field to sort songs ac ...

- Make a Backup to folder to the external hard drive. - Uncheck the "Copy files to iTunes Music folder when adding to library" option in iTunes->Edit->Preferences->Advanced - Add your son ...

If you are sure your backup went fine and all your iPod songs are now in your iTunes library on your computer, you can answer "Yes" to that question.

Start by emptying your iTunes Music folder (ONLY IF YOU ARE SURE ALL YOUR MUSIC IS ON YOUR IPOD TOO). Its location (path) should be C:\Documents and Settings\YOUR NAME HERE\My Documents\My Music\iTun ...