How to Delete All Songs & Photos Off Your iPod
Your iPod's disk space can quickly dwindle as you add photos and songs to your photo and music library. Although the iPod provides music and photo synchronization, you can choose to only store other forms of media including videos, audiobooks and games on your device by removing music and photos from your device. While images and music are removed from your device, they are stored in the iTunes program on your computer and will remain there until you manually erase them. To add them back to your iPod, simply sync them back.
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Instructions
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Plug your iPod cable into the bottom of the iPod, and plug the other end into the USB or FireWire port on the computer.
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Click "Start" on your PC's taskbar and select "Programs," "Apple" and "iTunes." On Apple computers, open the "Applications" folder in "Finder" and double-click the iTunes icon.
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Click the "iPod" tab under the "Devices" section, located in the iTunes sidebar. Click the "Music" tab and uncheck the box next to "Sync Music."
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Click the "Photos" tab, and uncheck the "Sync Photos" box. Click "File" at the top of the iTunes menu and select "Sync iPod" to apply the changes and remove your music and photos from the iPod.
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Unplug the iPod cable from your computer's USB port once synchronization is complete.
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References
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