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Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
so i should get a cd burner?
Edit: so that i can get my limewire onto cds
A friend of mine uses this;

http://www.mediafour.com/products/xplay/

There's a free trial so you could try before you buy - or whatever.
I don't have an Ipod so I can't vouch for it.

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idk much about ipods, this is my first one. idk what kind, its black though lol its not a cheap one, but not a really good one. it was like $350

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Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
idk much about ipods, this is my first one. idk what kind, its black though lol its not a cheap one, but not a really good one. it was like $350
You're retarded.

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Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
idk much about ipods, this is my first one. idk what kind, its black though lol its not a cheap one, but not a really good one. it was like $350
It's not very good and cost like $350? Wow. You got a bargain there mate!

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😴😴😴😴😴😴😴

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it seems really slow, after i hit a button it responds like a minute later is it cuz it sucks or cuz i havent charged it yet?

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if you bought a warranty, im pretty sure the warranty only covers stuff like dropping it or something, but if its software problems i dont think it covers it. i have a solution though, if its the software, throw it on the ground and say you dropped it from really high, theyll never know.

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Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
if you bought a warranty, im pretty sure the warranty only covers stuff like dropping it or something, but if its software problems i dont think it covers it. i have a solution though, if its the software, throw it on the ground and say you dropped it from really high, theyll never know.
Most warranties cover defects in material or workmanship. Not some kid dropping it. That is considered abuse and voids most manufacturers warranties .

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Originally posted by Ice Cold
Most warrantys cover defects in material or workmanship. Not some kid dropping it. That is considered abuse and voids most manufacturers warrantys.
i thought it was the other way around i could be wrong. like for example, if you drop a computer and it breaks you get a new one, if you get a virus then you dont

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Originally posted by EcstremeVenom
i thought it was the other way around i could be wrong. like for example, if you drop a computer and it breaks you get a new one, if you get a virus then you dont
Trust me, I have worked in retail sales for most of my life. Drop a computer or get a virus, it's your fault, and the maker of the product will not give you a new one. They do not pay for your mistakes, they aren't your parents.

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If I were you, I would take it back to the store where you bought it, and ask for a warranty replacement.

Edit; If I were you, you'd be alot better looking too. 😛

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If you have music on your computer that you have downloaded from whatever source just open iTunes and click on the File tab at the top left. From the dropdown menu click on Add Folder to Library. Select the folder that your music is in and and hit enter. This will add your downloaded music to your iTunes library and then you can drag and drop it on to your iPod.

Limewire is chock full of viruses so I would scan the folder with some good virus protection software - not Norton or CrapAfee. AVG or Avast are decent free virus protection. If you have $40 to spend get Kaspersky AV.