How to use your Apple iPod as a backup hard drive

Use your Apple iPod as a backup hard drive

You never know when your computer could eat up all of your work, but you can backup your important files on the music player you already own!

Watch this video tutorial to see how to turn your Apple iPod into a backup hard drive. You will of course need an iPod, a computer with the Apple iTunes software installed, and an iPod sync USB cable.

Setting your iPod is as easy as enabling disc use. Then, store all of your necessary files and photos onto your iPod for emergency backup.

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revkernalbuket 6 months ago

once you have the disk space set up you don't need itunes to move stuff on and off your pod

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