How do i sync an iphone 5 to my iphone 4 itunes music libary
All you need to do is go to your music library and under the edit button on the top tool bar select "select all" then click "copy".
Then go to your iPhone 5 music library under the "devices" section in ITUNES and click on the MUSIC folder, once your in this folder select "paste" under the edit menu. And your music will then start to transfer.
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How can I sync my iphone data with itunes. All the time appears the itunes logo but just shows the music, not the photos and contact. Thanks
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SOURCE: Lost Itunes Music Files
if you you use realplayer you can import all the files off of it.
as far is i know this only works with music files not video or music that are non plus.
make sure that when you import the files that you are importing as mp3.
SOURCE: Installed itunes update 10.1 and
Hello,
I believe the update files were not complete or maybe corrupted that's why it cannot sync.
But you can restore/revert your computer back to the time when it was syncing.
To restore, go to Start menu, > All programs >Accessories > System tools > System restore.
Read, follow instructions and your system will be restored after a restart.
Good luck.
SOURCE: Problem Installing itunes 9.2!!
re install the i tunes 9.2 during installations use the CUSTOMS settings on installing on it. then try to download again
SOURCE: i resently had my computer
Yes, it can be done -- search online for free software to "extract" music from your iPod/iPhone to your computer.
SOURCE: My Iphone won't sync properly with Itunes.
iTunes.exe has been set to run in compatibility mode for an older version of Windows. For best result, turn off compatibility mode of iTunes before you open it.
> 1. Make sure iTunes isn't running.
2. Click Start, type regedit, then press Enter.
3. Navigate to this Registry location:HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers
4; Its better you clean/repair Windows registry with Reg In Out.
4. Look in the main pane for a key that refers to iTunes. If you find one, delete it, then exit the Registry.
5. Start iTunes. The offending message should be gone!
Please Follow the steps
Step 1: Launch iTunes and plug in your iPhone.
Step 2: Create a new "playlist" in iTunes. Name it whatever you want-say, "My iPhone Playlist" or something like that.
Step 3: Drag the songs you want from your iTunes library to your new playlist-in this case, "My iPhone Playlist"
Step 4: Click on your iPhone and go to the Music tab. "Sync Music" should already be checked. Now click on the button "Selected playlists", then tick off "My iPhone Playlist" (or whatever your playlist is named).
Step 5. Sync your iPhone and when it's done, the songs from "My iPhone Playlist" should now be on your iPhone. If you want to make any changes to your mp3 library on your iPhone, you'll have to modify the songs within your playlist, then re-sync again. Yes, I know it can be a pain.
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