[martin_fierro]

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[Petronski]

The title seems a little unclear, but I think I get it. You don't mean "how to remove them," you mean "how to retrieve them."

[seastay]

Talk about loosing data, I had an Ipod until I dropped it, didn’t realize the hard drive was not solid state and just dropping it on the carpet would ruin it These things are over rated, there are other devises that work just as well or better and would be more reliable and, don’t need a software package that has other motivations such as trying ot take over your PC . For just a bit larger a and a whole lot cheaper, by a factor of 10 just get a portable cd player capable of playing mp3s cdrs….And regarding video iPOd, great, now we have to look forward to the same as what MTV did to good music…all over again, music is meant to be heard, anything else is not music!

[tubebender]

I sent this to my Granddaughter and I'm sure she can translate for me... :o)

[marblehead17]

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[BipolarBob]

I thought about getting an IPod but they don't have the music pre-loaded. They should have different genres of music pre-loaded to save me the consumer from having to pirate buy the music and load it. It's all about convenience these days.

[Reaganesque]

A really powerful electro-magnet will do the trick. Try running it through the nearest MRI scanner. That'll do'er.

[martin_fierro]

TO DISPLAY/COPY MUSIC FILES FROM YOUR IPOD TO YOUR PC RUNNING WINDOWS XP:

1. First make sure that Windows XP is displaying hidden files & folders.
   • To display hidden files and folders:
     • Open Folder Options in Control Panel.
     • Click Start, point to Settings, and then click Control Panel.
     • Double-click Folder Options.
     • On the View tab, under Hidden files and folders, click Show hidden files and folders.
2. Second, after connecting your iPod to your PC:
   • Click on "My Computer" and open the ipod folder.
   • If you've correctly set Windows XP to display hidden files/fonders, a folder called "iPod_Control" will appear there. Open the "iPod_Control" folder and then open a folder called "Music" located there.
   • In the "Music" folder are a bunch of folders labelled "F00", "F01" etc. Your music files are placed randomly in these.
   • To copy a music file from your iPod to your PC, just drag the files into another folder on the computer.
     • Sometimes the original file name appears, making identifying the song easy.
     • But other of your music files in the folders labelled "F00", "F01" etc. have been assigned other, random file names. While the music is still playable after you've copied it from your iPod to your PC, you will have to rename the files so that they're more recognizable.