Does Restoring iPod Delete Music??

Does restoring iPod delete music? Really this is an interesting question. Generally restoring iPod deletes everything stored on it including music files, video and other types of data. If you have similar problem where your music files from iPod have been deleted then do not worry, because there is a well known recovery software famous as Recover My iPod tool which can bring back deleted music from your iPod after restoring it.

Improper handling of iPod is one of the most common reasons where you need to restore your iPod to reset it to its factory setting so that any changes that have been made during improper handling of your iPod can be reset.

  • Restore factory setting modification: iPod is a device which consists of many settings .If by mistake you have modified its setting then you are not able to play music stored on it. Now if you restore it to its factory setting then all the music files will be deleted in this process. Needless to say that after this incident you will be in great trouble especially when there is no backup of files stored on iPod. But, there is a tool which is known as Recover My iPod tool that can easily bring back deleted music files from your iPod.
  • Freezing of iPod: Sometime, you might have come across a situation where your iPod freezes and does not respond to commands given by you. This state is termed as freezing of iPod and in this situation you are not able to play music files stored on it. In such condition the easiest solution of this problem is to restore your iPod. But, restoring deletes music stored on it leading to a problem for you. To get back deleted music files after restoring your iPod you should make use of recover my iPod tool which can easily recover files from iPod. As being a small storage device iPod not only stores music files but also stores all types of media files. If your files from iPod have been deleted then you can easily recover them with the help of Recover My iPod software. To know how to get files from iPod visit here: www.recovermyipod.net/how-to-get-files-off.html

The one thing you should keep in your mind is that always take a backup of music files stored on your iPod before restoring it. Because, restoring deletes everything from iPod and this may be a great issue for you if your precious files are deleted in this incident.

Music files deleted in restoring process of iPod can easily be recovered with the help of this tool. Recover My iPod tool has capability to recover music files as well as photos, video and other media files from iPod with ease. It is compatible to recover deleted music files from various popular versions Windows machine and can also recover music files on Mac with ease. You can recover music files from different types of iPods including iPod Shuffle, iPod Classic and many more. You can preview recovered music files once the recovery process is over successfully.

Apart from recovering deleted music from restored iPod you can also recover various types of image file formats including JPG, JPEG, BMP, PNG and many more. To know about photo recovery from iPod visit here: https://recovermyipod.net/restore-photos.html

Steps to get back Music After iPod Restoration

Step 1: Download and install free demo version of Recover My iPod software and select "Recover Photos" from the Main Screen.

Does Restoring iPod Delete Music - Main Screen

Figure 1: Main Screen

Step 2: Select "Recover Deleted Photos" to recover the deleted media file. Then select iPod from which you have deleted data from list of identified logical drives and click on "NEXT". Select audio, video or photo files that you want to recover from ipod.

Does Restoring iPod Delete Music - Select Recover Deleted Photos

Figure 2: Select Recover Deleted Photos

Step 3: After scanning you can view the list of recovered media files in "FILE TYPE VIEW" then select the recovered file which you want to recover and click on "PREVIEW" to view the recovered file in separate window.

Does Restoring iPod Delete Music - View Files

Figure 3: View Files

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