I Tunes question

[Duke{CLR}]

If I return my iTouch to it original state will I need to re purchase the music and aps have bought.

[baconoclock]

If I return my iTouch to it original state will I need to re purchase the music and aps have bought.

Negative, just redownload em.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1469

[Devilguns]

As long as they are in your Itunes library you can just reload them. I have restored mine several times with no incedent. You shouldn't lose any thing.

[Duke{CLR}]

OK. Now what if i get an error that says I have to deactivate it on another machine even though it's on the same machine. This happened after I upgraded to Windows 7.

[Devilguns]

I believe once you log into ITunes you can deautorize the "other" machine somewhere in the settings. Something like this happend when my wife's laptop crashed and I installed a new operation system. All her stuff seemed gone but we did get it back.

*edit* Just reread and saw that you upgraded to windows 7, I just reinstalled the original operating system. I'm guessing the upgrade makes Itunes think the account is on a different machine.

[Duke{CLR}]

In an attempt to activate my other computer and sync with it my I lost all the music I had on there as you can't re download music, I hope Steve Jobs catches some kind of non life threatening STD today.

I guess I will have to call the fanboys over at the apple store around here and see what they can do.

[Apache Warrior]

I always back my music up to another hard drive. Also, I have a Zune.
Apache

[Devilguns]

I always back my music up to another hard drive. Also, I have a Zune.
Apache

Lol, I have an Ipod touch and a Zune. I only have aps and movies on my Itouch. And use my Zune strictly for music.

[Apache Warrior]

I have apps and podcasts on my iphone. Everything else, including the podcasts, are on my Zune.
Apache