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07-Aug-2009, 12:45 PM #1
IPhone Startup
My 64-bit Vista computer is at the shop. Should I set up my new IPhone 3GS on my XP (including ITunes) or wait until I get my Vista back? Folks at Best Buy (where I bought the IPhone) say I can lose my data if I use both computers.
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09-Aug-2009, 08:17 PM #2
I think they say that you may loose the itunes files, because itunes can be set to sync automatically with a registered device and it will remove any unrecognized files. This is my best guess, although I do not know a whole lot about the IPhone.

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Thank you. I hope we can be enlightened by an IPhone expert.
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I figured that I could give it a shot and give this thread some activity. Does apple have a fourms section? maybe a FAQ section as well.
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Thanks. It was a good try.
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