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Yes, it shouldn't be a problem. Setting up a partnership will happen automatically on the other machine, but if you want to transfer Itunes, don't forget to Deauthorise the first machine BEFORE you plug your Ipod into the second machine. Then install Itunes on the second machine and re-authorise it with the original details, otherwise Itunes won't work properly.
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You can as long as you authorize the new computer for the ipod. If you will no longer be using the old computer make sure to deauthorize it. You can have up to five computers authorized for your ipod at one time.
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How do u authorize and deauthorize ur Ipod cause i have a problem. When I go onto a different computer and sync my ipod it says that it will replace my ipod tunes with the ones on this computer. Can't i add the tunes instead of replace all of mine with the songs on the other computer?
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Yes you can, as long as the computer you want to transfer the ipod to is installed with iTunes
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Here's a good website that will explain how to sync your iPod to multiple computers: http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/consumer_electronics/ipod_faq/update-ipod-from-multiple-computers-too-much-music.html Remember that if you have a shuffle, it can only have one home computer.
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Sure you can.
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