check the box “keep itunes music folder organized” and click ok. also make sure you have wiped all previous music from itunes so your playlists are blank.
5. in itunes,
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there you have it. oh and don’t forget to go back into windows explorer,
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you may want to also take this opportunity (before doing the above) to wipe your ipod and revert it back to the factory settings. lifehacker also suggests defragging your ipod (although i think that is potentially rife with problems). then afterwards, just use itunes to move your music from your pc back to your ipod.
reverting it back to factory settings is good for getting rid of any crap that has built up inside the ipod and making it run faster. after all, the ipod is basically a hard-drive and like pc hard-drives,
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do you have any ipod tricks to share? tell us in the comments!
by mark o’neill
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