Friend erased all my songs on ipod downloaded them on a flash drive will not sync to ipod need help

go to the syncing page of your iPod touch, click on music and you can select the different artists, playlists, and albums you want.
hope this helps!

First of all when you sync your ipod with another computer all of your songs, videos and etc will erase by itunes application.Example the first sync was on your desktop using itunes and it was successfully transferred the songs and videos. But you want to add songs from your laptop, so copy the songs to your usb flash drive or external hard drive then paste it to your desktop computer. Then plug your ipod to your desktop computer and run the itunes application then add songs you want to transfer,by syncing or copying the song to your ipod your old songs will not be erase. Have a nice day

Downloading songs onto an iPod, a process called syncing, is the main way to transfer music from your iTunes library to your iPod (it's also how you add other content - video, podcasts, photos, etc. - to your iPod).
It's also a simple process that, after you've done once, you'll hardly need to think about again.
Open iTunes, Go into Preferences in iTunes edit and select the General tab, put a check mark in music. Plug in your iPod and it should sync.

Frostwire may interfere with the iTunes sync process.

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You can't ... your player is synced with your friends library and you can not syn it with your itunes. When you do it will notify you that this player is synced to another library do you want to erase and sync. There are however programs available that can bypass this procedure and allow you to move those songs onto your pc which you can then add them to your library. One the comes to mind is Imtoo products, but there are more out there than this. I think the software runs around 30-40 bucks. hope this helps

Done try to sync...... u see the options when u connet ipod....just put the ipod in to disc mode. and then just drag mp3 tracks u want to load on your ipod......... doing sync will just update from itunes which ever songs listed....... its better to drag and load songs in your ipod..... for that u need to put ipod in to disk mode.... hope this help u.

No.
Your songs are still on your computer, just sync it to your iPod.

Tips: You can check the "manually manage iPod music and video" to prevent ipod from erasing your iPod muisc,

HI,  Ipods don't work like normal flash drives.  They can only work by syncing them.  You cannot find or delete the songs from the ipod or from the drive that it appears in.  To remove a song from your ipod you need to go into itunes, and locate the playlist which is being synced to your ipod.  Then find the song and remove it from the playlist.  Then you need to plug in your ipod and press sync again.  Hope this helps

You can either do a restore:
Connect to your computer and open itunes.
When you first open itunes you should be in "Devices"
Make sure you're in the "Summary" tab and you will have a button that says "Restore"
Click that and it will do the rest.


Or
Sync with an itunes library that has no files on it, this will also remove the files from your ipod.

you need to hook up to itunes to delete music. right click the song and click delete

You can download a developers version, not the final product of Songbird. It works just like itunes, but less problematic. It will allow you to "mount" the ipod as a disk, then you can save, the songs to your PC. It will ask you if you want to sync with it, just say no and you will be able to view the contents. I didnt make Songbird, I have just used it recently for the same problem. Best of Luck.