Ipod - using on 2 different computers?

I've got 2 computers, a desktop and a laptop. I now only use the laptop. My ipod is currently synched to the desktop PC and that is where I have all my mp3 and aac files. What I want to do is have all the mp3's etc on my laptop. Do I have to rip all my cds to the laptop or is there a way of connecting the ipod to my laptop and transferring them that way.

Any help would be much appreciated!

Ipod - using on 2 different computers?norten

If you want to get the songs off of your iPod %26 put them on your other computer, you can use a free program called Sharepod http://www.sturm.net.nz/website.php?Sect...

or you can get software like iGadget or Anapod Manager. Sharepod is free %26 will do the job easily on a PC but if you have a MAC you'd need to get Podworks http://www.scifihifi.com/podworks/

Ipod - using on 2 different computers?panda

There must be a cable to connect the ipod to the pc (laptop). Do a search on Yahoo or Google to find a place that does one within your budget. Don't go to Apple, they'll rip you off something cronic!

Don't know where you are, but there's an apple shop in Peterborough (if that's any help), or maybe a town/city near you.

Alternatively, you could transfer them by flash drive!
The iPod should automatically sync your laptop the same way your desktop syncs the iPod.
no, you can't just copy the songs from your ipod to your laptop.

you could move the whole library to an external hard drive, and then connect the drive to the laptop to copy it that way,

otherwise, yes you have to burn cds.

They've disapeared! I can't see any computers on my network.?

It all worked fine but suddenly I can't see the network. The computers on the network can still use the shared printer and the shared folder that is mapped on one of the computers but they can't even see themselves in network places. I've search the net and tried it all, e.g. Enabling Netbios over TCP. Totally stumped by the problem.

They've disapeared! I can't see any computers on my network.?nortin

1. common problem is that some routers/switch hubs lock up after a power brownout or power failure. Unplug the power to the hubswitch or firewall/router for a count of at least 20 seconds.

2. Depending upon the Operating System you use, some (especially Microsoft) can loose connections due to issues that will never be fixed. There are 821 OSes, of which less than 12 are Microsoft!

Even Microsoft has, since 1997, switched ALL servers, firewalls, routers, lab systems, corporate communications, over to GNU/Linux! Yes, Hotmail.com, MSN.com, Microsoft.com all run on and behind, GNU/Linux computers, firewalls, servers.

You can, too! Start with a robust firewall, http://ipcop.org on an old 233Mhz or better, box. If you run Spam assassin, or Dan's guardian, or, both, get something a bit faster, like a 450mhz to 933Mhz box. I like to use a full 64Mb of RAM, but, 32Mb would do!

The OS? http://pclinuxos.com that contains 5500 FREE games, programs, etc.

How can I learn more about circuitry in computers?

Im a sophomore in highschool, and I want to get some research experience in the tech field. I know I want a career working with computers, but I'm not sure what part. My question is how can I learn more about the circuitry of computers? I thought about taking a class at GAtech, but that doesn't fit into my schedule. Think I could work there as an unpaid intern, with no previous knowledge or experience in circuitry? Any ideas?

How can I learn more about circuitry in computers?norton 360

look as far as making a career in computer field you have 2 options

here are the 2 : software and the hardware

since you are thinking of the hardware i.e. circuitry and all that

you need to study the hardware basics at this time

like how the hardware in the computer works and all of that sort

try to read all the A+ and hardware course certification books

they will explain you about who the hardware in the computer works and all the stuff in the details with circuit diagram

you can also see all the computer`s hardware parts on www.wikipedia.com

after that look forward for some hardware shop and just have a study of these things and you will start to gain knowledge

How can I learn more about circuitry in computers?photoshop

y not u do some 1 moth diploma in dat , dats gonna help u ,

i know a lil abt dat thngs but cant define in detail here budyy ..:)
Try taking a few online courses. Contact your local university or college and ask them how.
Learn by yourself on internet

Do jobs that deal with computers make good money?

I love working with computers!

Do jobs that deal with computers make good money?norton 2008

Depends on your area of experteise and education in that field....

Programmers make allot

but Help desk support is like minumum wage

Choose wisely

Do jobs that deal with computers make good money?pop up blocker

Sure they can. And there's lots of them too. The best money comes from people who write programs(create software). If you're pretty good at it and have a B.S. or M.S you can make 100K+. If you're really good at it and have an M.S. or PhD you can make 200K+.

There's lots of jobs for people who maintain networks but the money's not quite as good, although you can still make a living at it.
Some of them do and some of them don't - it depends on what you are doing. If you are an electronic engineer you can make a lot of money. If it is data entry, not so much. I've heard that programmers that know how to write code for "Java" can make $70,000 a year. So yes, you can make a lot of money, but it depends on your level of skill, and the demand for what you are doing. Good luck!
working a geek squad maybe 10.00 an hour

Computer network admins 42,000.00 per year

Sr. computer network admin 75,000.00 per year if your good

it all depends how good you are and experience

Do you have good or bad luck with computers?

My computer is so slow..i was trying to send a job application and it took forever...no viruses have shown up but its acting like it has one..argh..

Do you have good or bad luck with computers?

Do you have good or bad luck with computers?norton antivirus 2007

all depends on the connection for me. Have you tried to empty your Internet clutter? Have you optimized your computer lately? have you done a FULL virus scan lately? are you dial up or DSL etc? sometimes our Internet provider is having some problems so you might want to check with them just to see if things are running smoothly on there end.

Do you have good or bad luck with computers?product key

horrible
Terrible
bad luck..i always end up breaking mines...this is my bro's xD
amazingly good :D
I have good luck so far on my new 1.
My FIRST computer was given to me by a friend who purchased a new one. That was in 2003. I thought it was the greatest thing! The only "bad luck" I had was my addictive nature took over, and I couldn't get off of it for a year-and-a-half!

Eventually, it slowed down so much that I had to get rid of it. My next computer was new, and I couldn't believe how fast it ran! But eventually, it slowed down, too.

I am now on my third computer. Had it now for about 10 months, and I just love it. Haven't had a lick of trouble YET. Over all, I'm going to say that I have good luck.

Is it true that Apple computers never crash or get viruses?

I've heard that Macintosh computers can't get viruses and they never crash. Does anyone know differently from personal experience?

Is it true that Apple computers never crash or get viruses?norton antivirus

It's been several years since a virus has been written for a Mac. Comparing the amount of viruses written for Macs and for PCs is like comparing a puddle to the Pacific Ocean.

Macs are much less prone to crash than PCs. Macs have filesystem that is not affected by fragmentation, and the user interface is much cleaner and easier to use.

So it's mostly true...:-)

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Update 02.16

Hmm, I stand corrected:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/macworld/2006021...

A Trojan horse worm has been found for OSX, confirmed today...read the story at above link!

Is it true that Apple computers never crash or get viruses?security

Mac is a small target for virus writers; they mostly go after the PC machines.

Some of the early versions of Mac were a bit glitchy, but the code now is well thought out and written better. PC OS is developed quickly and rushed to market and the code is full of security holes...hense more prone to viruses and hacking.
that is a common myth, but yes, they can get viruses and spyware. pc has more functionality and programs, so most people use it instead. in fact, a lot of people usually burst out in laughter when they see that something is mac compatible
macs can get virus and crash its just that there less likly to because most computer viruses are desinged for pc and not mac.

How do I allow other computers to share the information on my desktop through my wireless network?

I have three laptops that all have file sharing enabled through our home wireless network and am setting up my desktop right now. I cannot for the life of me remember how I allowed the other computers to share their hard drives. I viewed my wireless network properties (where I thought I did it before) and I can't find it. Please help me. I want all my laptops to have access to my desktop's hard drive via my wireless network.

Thank you for any help.

How do I allow other computers to share the information on my desktop through my wireless network?norton ghost

To access your desktop's hard drive (and you have simple file sharing disabled), you right click on your hard drive and click on Sharing and Security. Enable sharing, and put in whatever share name you would like to use. You can also allow the write permission through this dialog box if you want to save work from your laptops onto your desktop.

The next step is to make sure that all 4 PCs are in the same workgroup. To find this out right click My Computer and go to Properties. Under the Computer Name tab you will find what workgroup you are currently a part of. If they are not the same, click on Change in that dialog box and change them all to the same workgroup.

Then you can map a drive on your laptops to have your desktop's hard drive on your laptops. To do this right click on My Computer and go to Map Network Drive. Choose a drive letter and for the shared resource type in \\xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx\shared_name. The x's stand for your desktop's IP address. Then click finish and then in My Computer you should see a drive for your desktop's hard drive.