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Can you recover trashed files...?
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a friend just put her iTunes library in the trash, then emptied the trash...duh...is there a way to recover those files?..i know Diskwarrior does wonders with damaged files, is it the solution for deleted files too...?
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by searching, i found norton UNerase...but i guess it needs to be run from another drive (since its not installed) to avoid overwriting those trashed files...?
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Originally posted by llvaporll:
a friend just put her iTunes library in the trash, then emptied the trash...duh...is there a way to recover those files?..i know Diskwarrior does wonders with damaged files, is it the solution for deleted files too...?
thanks
DW does NOT recover deleted files...
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heres another twist...she has all the files on her iPod...but she has the iPod preferences set to auto-sync...so she is afraid if she plugs in her iPod it was wipe that drive clean...any advice?...
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i know of the ipod2itunes software, but how do i get around iTunes erasing her drive once she connects it?..it is set on auto-sync...if i remember correctly, the preference button to change it to manual sync only shows up in iTunes once you connect an iPod...?
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Originally posted by llvaporll:
i know of the ipod2itunes software, but how do i get around iTunes erasing her drive once she connects it?..it is set on auto-sync...if i remember correctly, the preference button to change it to manual sync only shows up in iTunes once you connect an iPod...?
Delete the iTunes/iPod prefs then, right?!?
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ok, so if i delete the iTunes preferences, what is the default iPod config?..manual updating upon connect?...
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This should help. Get Tinkertool here: http://www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/5721
Delete iTunes to leave iPod alone. Open Tinkertool, go to finder tab/enable invisible items. Now go to ipod/iPod_Control/Music
(firewire ability is on, right?)
Inside that folder you'll see a directory full of folders, each with your music files. Make a new folder on the computer and copy all of them to it. Reinstall iTunes and drag them to the the window. (They should copy and reorganize themselves)
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The ipod shouldnt auto erase anything if there is no iTunes library anymore
create a new iTunes library (basically open iTunes)
connect the iPod
use a program called iPodRip to get all the music from the iPod into the iTunes Library
This option will also let you keep all of your playlists
The program is shareware, but you can use it 10 times before you need to buy.
So she can make the mistake 9 more times.
good luck.
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thanks for the advice, all...i will give it a go....
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