Charge an iPod From Another Computer - Apple iPod View

Charge an iPod From Another Computer - Turn your iPod off and ensure that your computer is on. If it is in a powered down state, such as sleep or hibernation mode, then the iPod will not charge.

Plug your iPod USB cable into your iPod, plugging the larger power input of the cable into the power plug-in on the iPod.
Connect the USB input of the iPod USB cable into a USB port on the computer. If connected properly, your iPod will power-up and notify you that it is charging on its screen.

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Prevent your iPod from syncing to the new computer by choosing not to sync if prompted by iTunes. If the computer doesn’t have iTunes, then you won’t have to worry about this step.

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Eject your iPod when you are satisfied with the charge of your battery. If you are using iTunes, simply click on the "Eject" button next to your iPod's icon in the source pane.

An iPod is a personal media player capable of playing videos, music and even surfing the Internet on some models. One of the most basic tasks of using an iPod is the ability to charge the battery. There are numerous ways to do this, including using a special cable to plug it into a wall outlet or to plug it into a computer. The second option can be accomplished on most computers because all iPod’s come equipped with a USB cable that plugs directly into a computer’s USB port. You can charge your iPod on virtually any computer using this method.

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