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I had an iPod that I won in a contest ( I don't think Apple hardware is ever worth its price, wouldn't buy one ). My sister borrows my iPod, plugs on her Windo

• mapt 11y ago
  My mother has an iPod she bought to listen to music. She interfaces through Itunes, and doesn't know what a file is. She's bought maybe 250 tracks from Itunes, out of a 2500 track library. She is not especially emotionally stable. We finally bought her a new computer. She plugged it in to charge it. The iPod wiped itself clean. She had not even installed Itunes on the new PC yet. It took us a solid day and a half to get through her traumatic reaction and get the music back on with the new Itunes install through a thumb drive, using Windows Explorer and a new 'import library' pass to bypass Itunes' asinine UX decisions.