Mp3 i just got this phone and when i connect the usb cable itunes opens...but i cant open anything in the removable disk thing in my computer to actually put music on it..how do i put music on this thing??????

Download iTunes on your desktop or laptop. http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/
Install iTunes onto your computer. Open itunes.
The same cable that you use to charge your phone has an USB plug. plug the USB side of your Charging cable into a usb port of your computer and plug the phone into the cable as you would to charge it. Now that your phone is connected to your computer, iTunes will ask for permission to access your phone, click ok. then click trust on your phone. Now that you have established trust between your computer and your phone. go to the the top menu in iTunes click "File", then mouseover the menu item "devices", then select backup. That is it. itunes is now backing up your phone.

This guide shows how to transfer music from iPhone to iTunes with detailed process. Actually, it applies for other data as well, including movies, ebooks and more. Easy Ways to Transfer Music from iPhone to iTunes

Connect your iPod to the Dock Connector on the USB cable. Be sure you are using the Apple Dock Connector to USB port cable that came with your iPod.

• If your computer has USB ports on the front and back, connect to a port on the back of the computer.
• If iTunes does not recognize your iPod when you connect it, try closing and re-opening iTunes.
• If it still does not recognize your iPod, restart your computer entirely and start over.[1]

sir please install the htc cellphone pc suit to the computer.then connect the datacable from phone to the computer for transfering the files................

For this you have two ways.
* For this you need either a Card Reader or USB cable (compatible with your phone)

First: For this you need a Card Reader, if you dont't have that then move on to step two else follow the following steps:

1. Take out the memory card out from your mobile which will be a MicroSD.
2. Put your memory card in card reader, then connect your card reader with your computer
3. Open My Computer. There you will find a removable disk. and there you can paste your songs. Else follow step two.


Two:
1. Connect you mobile using USB cable (you must have got that with you mobile)
2. Connect USB with your computer (Be Carrefull)
3. You will get some promt on your mobile that should be Data Transfer
4. Now open up My Computer and there you will find Removable disk open that up and paste your songs.


You might get promt of Format Disk, you can format that but you will loose all data stored in your Memory card.

We get format drive promt when memory card gets corrupted.


** If it will take time to arrange Card Reader or USB cable then go for Bluetooth option.

You can use your different phone after updating required songs and use your bluetooth to transfer that in the mean time .



Take Care

Enjoy :-)

You can resolve the restore issues using the troubleshooting steps found in this document:

1. Update to the latest version of iTunes

To see if you have the latest version of iTunes, open iTunes and check for updates.

• Windows: Choose Help > Check for Updates
• Mac: Choose iTunes > Check for Updates

If there is an update to iTunes available, install the update and try to restore again. If you do not have an active connection to the Internet, or your Internet security settings are configured to prevent iTunes from communicating with Apple, iTunes will alert you that the iTunes update server could not be contacted. Resolve your Internet issues and attempt to update again.

2. Restart your computer
Simply restarting the computer can clear up certain issues that could prevent you from restoring iPhone or iPod touch. After you restart, try restoring the device again in iTunes.

3. Open the proper ports and allow access to Apple servers
During the update and restore process, iTunes needs to contact Apple. Ensure that your computer has the following ports open and can access these servers:
Port 80
Port 443
phobos.apple.com, albert.apple.com, gs.apple.com
If you see "Error 9807", you must open access to the following VeriSign servers:
evintl-ocsp.verisign.com
evsecure-ocsp.verisign.com
If you are using a Windows operating system, you can follow this article to help resolve issues caused by third-party security software.
You may need to update, properly configure, disable, or uninstall built-in firewalls and other security software to prevent interference with iTunes. For assistance with this, contact the company that supports the firewall or security software you use. If you are using proxy settings, try to restore or update without using a proxy.
4. USB Troubleshooting
Connect iPhone or iPod touch to a different USB port on your Mac or Windows PC. USB 2.0 ports that are built in to the computer are preferred over a hub. If you tried connecting iPhone or iPod touch to USB ports on the front of the computer, try connecting them to rear USB ports. After doing this, try to restore the device in iTunes.
If the issue continues:
Remove all USB devices except the keyboard, mouse, and iPhone or iPod touch. Remove all USB hubs and connect directly to the computer.
Connect iPhone or iPod touch directly to the included USB cable, bypassing the dock.
Restart the computer.
Try to restore the device again in iTunes.
If available, test with alternative, known-good USB cables.

5. Restore on a different computer
If the issue is not resolved with the above steps, try to restore using a different computer. Ensure that the computer you use has USB 2.0 ports, the latest version of iTunes, and that you connect directly to the computer.
If another computer is not available, proceed to the Advanced Steps below.

iTunes is specific for Apple related (and protected) music/players (iPhone, iPod, etc.). The Ka08 reads any MP3 file. To copy files to your phone, connect your phone via usb to pc, open file explorer, locate the mp3 files you want on your phone, copy, locate and open your phone (usualy the last 2 (two) 'removable disk') (the first one is usualy the memory card and the second one the internal memory) (use of memory card is strongly recommended), if you haven't done already i recommend you create (on the memory card) a folder called 'MP3', and paste your MP3 files there.

The Ipod or the USB cable may be defective.
Try first connecting the Ipod to a different computer to test it, or using a different data cable.

If Ipod works, then do the following.

Unplug computer power cable, and if it is a laptop or a macbook also remove battery for ten minutes. This will get rid of elecrostatic charges on USB connectors.
If that does not work try reinstalling Itunes, this will synch the Ipod again with the computer.

Disconnect the USB cable from your Motorola phone featuring iTunes, Wait 10 seconds & Reconnect the USB cable to the phone (it will confirm the connection with a tone). Again Wait 10 seconds, then open iSync and try syncing again. If the issue continues, turn your Motorola phone featuring iTunes off and then back on. Then open iSync and try syncing again.