You don't HAVE to register the iPod with your account, but here is the link to register the product with Apple under your info. Simply connect the iPod to your PC and restore it via iTunes. This will associate the iPod with your iTunes library and content. Mar 30, AM. Question: Q: How can I register an iPod to my account that is currently registered to another one?
More Less. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. I downloaded iTunes 9. I got an error message telling me to unplug it and then plug it back in. I did and it worked. I've put 1 new song onto the iPod so far and it worked just fine. Here's a link to the page for 9. Something strange is going on I have a 5th gen iPod, now called classic no such tag when purchased , 80 GB, software version 1.
Since the original question states that it worked flawlessly on another computer, it makes me think there may be a software version issue; make sure your CPU, OS, and iTunes are all either bit or all bit. Using a 3rd part music manager is the only thing that is really going to help.
I use "transpod" to add and delete music that gets me by. Take the device and cable to another iTunes and you'll know very quickly if the device or cable is flakey or you need to dig into the computer as the cause of the instability. On windows, dozens of things need to line up for iPods and iPhones and iPads to work with iTunes so you would need to be very systematic and work through all those things:.
Good luck and once you have a repeatable error condition in iTunes, please ask a follow on question with those specific and repeatable errors for more help. I have the same problem as you mentioned, but without a solution at the moment. I am from Nicaragua and unfortunately here we do not have Genius from Apple: there is just one Apple center and before yesterday I called and they do not give technical services for the iPod classic Version A I did this I had similar problems where itunes wasn't detecting my 1G ipod touch, however I just downloaded the latest version of itunes itunes I think Apple fixed the issue.
You have to uninstall iPod Support, open iTunen then connect the iPod. The iPod will be displayed on the devices menu. I have a 5th gen iPod which my Windows 10 computer quit recognizing. I tried all of the troubleshooting I could find on the internet and finally replaced the battery. And guess what? The latest version of iTunes on my computer recognizes it.
ALL iPods still work on any version of iTunes. Even the Original 5GB 1st Gen works. They even work on Catalina in the Music app. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams? Learn more. Asked 3 years, 7 months ago.
Active 1 year, 4 months ago. Viewed 60k times. Things I have tried different computer - tried it on another Windows 10 machine with an identical version of iTunes Improve this question. Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Improve this answer. In order to attract record labels to its platform, Apple needed to prevent the iPod from becoming an extremely portable file sharing device, Apple imposed certain restrictions, such as you need to register your iPod with one computer in order to use it.
If you plug your iPod into a computer other than the computer it's registered with, you'll be limited in what you can do. That computer will be able to play music from your iPod but will not be able to transfer music to the computer. That computer will also not be able to copy music from the iPod. In order to use your iPod with a computer other than the one it's currently registered with, you need to re-register the computer.
Unfortunately the only way to do this is to restore the iPod to factory settingscompletely deleting all music and settings on the iPod.
If you're transfering your registration from one computer you own to another, make sure all your music and data is on that computer before proceedingyou can transfer the data directly from computer to computer later.
If you recieved the iPod from a friend or purchased it used, there is no legal way to transfer the music from the iPod to your computer.
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