Use a iPod Touch As a Hard Drive



Use a iPod Touch As a Hard Drive - Download and install TouchCopy. See the download link on the resource area. Plug one end your USB cable to your iPod touch, then plug the other end to a USB port on your computer. Double click the TouchCopy icon on your desktop, then click "Enable disk on your iPod" on the "Files" button. To return back to music and browsing, click "Back to music."

Click "Files" on the TouchCopy interface to open "Disk use mode." Drag files from your computer into TouchCopy to add and copy files to your iPod Touch.
Click "Create Folder" to create and name a new folder that you can store files into. Click "Add File" to select a file from your computer and copy it to your iPod. Click "Add Folder" to select a specific folder from your computer to add it to your iPod.

Click "PC" on your control bar to copy selected files and folders to your computer. The files are saved to the default folder on your desktop titled "iPod Content/Files." Another option is to highlight the files and folders you want to transfer, then click the "Spy Selective to PC" button to choose your destination.



You can use your iPod Touch to store files safely and conveniently. Turn your iPod into a hard drive and transport documents, music and pictures to other computers safely using your iPod Touch. Configure your iPod Touch with your computer and begin copying files and folders back and forth.

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