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| | | | I recently bought an Ipod Touch and when I tried to connect to Itunes from my
computer the device was not automatically recognized by Itunes. Instead I got
Vista's Autoplay menu which gave me the following three options:
- Import pictures using windows
- Open Device Using Windows Explorer
- Take no action
When I go to the device manager and I look at the properties of my Ipod
(under Portable Devices) I found that the Device Assembly Description is
Digital Still Camera. Consistent with this when I look at the Ipod at My
Computer it shows an icon of a camera. This issue has happened now with two
different Ipod Touch devices, but does not happen with other Ipod models
(nano or Video).
Any recommendations on how to change the device properties?
Thanks...
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| | | | | Post in reply to: desdecinci
In message <967D22B8-D8AB-4168-B37E-C66EEB9668FC@microsoft.com>
Are you running Vista SP1? x86 or x64?
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| | | | | Post in reply to: desdecinci
Did you download and install the iTunes application first as per the Touch
setup instructions. I did and had not trouble on my Vista SP1 HP 32 bit
system
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| | | | | Post in reply to: DevilsPGD
I'm running a Vista SP1 32-bit system.
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| | | | | Post in reply to: Curious
I already had iTunes in my computer (latest version) as in my household we
had other iPods.
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| | | | | Post in reply to: desdecinci
You may still want to upgrade/replace the iTunes you have with the specific
one described in the Touch installation instructions in order for it to sync
with the touch unit.
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