Long story.
I have had the use of a laptop from an organisation I'm involved in. It's 2 yrs old and all I have saved on it is about 60 photographs. My son on the other hand has used it to download music from iTunes. I have to hand it back asap.
Some of you might remember me being in a panic one night because my picture folder was not showing Thumbnails - I sorted that by deleting stuff the next day. Little did I know that was only the start of the problems.
When I go to some websites I get a message saying that I don't have enough memory and I need to clean up. I do this and 5 mins later I get the same message.
I took it back to the shop last week and 'the man' blamed iTunes/Limewire/Frostwire for it. I also never had sound and he used this excuse for that as well.
My son says if he deletes a song from iTunes on the computer he also looses it on his iPod. Is that right?
Is he pulling the pee or will he loose all his music when I have to fix it to pass it on to someone else.
Can we use an External Hard Drive to copy his iTunes folder to? 'The Man in the shop' talked pc talk when I asked this question.
HELP.
I have had the use of a laptop from an organisation I'm involved in. It's 2 yrs old and all I have saved on it is about 60 photographs. My son on the other hand has used it to download music from iTunes. I have to hand it back asap.
Some of you might remember me being in a panic one night because my picture folder was not showing Thumbnails - I sorted that by deleting stuff the next day. Little did I know that was only the start of the problems.
When I go to some websites I get a message saying that I don't have enough memory and I need to clean up. I do this and 5 mins later I get the same message.
I took it back to the shop last week and 'the man' blamed iTunes/Limewire/Frostwire for it. I also never had sound and he used this excuse for that as well.
My son says if he deletes a song from iTunes on the computer he also looses it on his iPod. Is that right?
Is he pulling the pee or will he loose all his music when I have to fix it to pass it on to someone else.
Can we use an External Hard Drive to copy his iTunes folder to? 'The Man in the shop' talked pc talk when I asked this question.
HELP.