[albeelu]

I now have no more space on my phone, and I had to delete all my apps. I don’t want to delete any of the music files (It is expensive to purchase them again). What shall I do to transfer my music or photos from my iPhone5 to my new Windows 8 PC?

[Merylei111]

albeelu, on 20 December 2012 - 12:01 AM, said:

I now have no more space on my phone, and I had to delete all my apps. I don’t want to delete any of the music files (It is expensive to purchase them again). What shall I do to transfer my music or photos from my iPhone5 to my new Windows 8 PC?

hello, Dear, did you resolved your problem ? There are many app can transferring music from iphone to windows, as for me, I have used iStonsoft iPhone to computer transfer app for two years. you can give it a try! here is the detailed article: How to transfer music from iphone to comuter windows 8.

This post has been edited by rgreen4: 31 December 2012 - 06:41 AM
Reason for edit: removed active link to other sites.

[LincolnSpector]

albeelu, on 20 December 2012 - 12:01 AM, said:

I now have no more space on my phone, and I had to delete all my apps. I don’t want to delete any of the music files (It is expensive to purchase them again). What shall I do to transfer my music or photos from my iPhone5 to my new Windows 8 PC?

Hi, albeelu.

You should be able to do this with iTunes.

Here's another issue: Where did you buy the music? If you bought it from iTunes (the online store), than you'll only be able to play it on Apple devices or on a Windows PC with iTunes (the program).

Lincoln

[nathancalouro]

It is easy. Just search it on youtube and you will find many videos that show how to perform basic tasks on iPhone and iPads.

[evangary]

After connecting your iPhone 5 to the Windows 8 and its icon appears in iTunes, you can choose Transfer from the File menu.
Or you can right-click your iPhone in the iTunes Source list, then choose Transfer from the shortcut menu that appears.
Please note that this feature only works for items that were purchased on the iTunes Store. Any items imported from audio CDs or acquired from other sources will not copy from your iPod or iPhone to the iTunes library.

[billhugo]

evangary, on 08 January 2013 - 10:16 PM, said:

After connecting your iPhone 5 to the Windows 8 and its icon appears in iTunes, you can choose Transfer from the File menu.
Or you can right-click your iPhone in the iTunes Source list, then choose Transfer from the shortcut menu that appears and transfer music from iPhone 5 to your Windows 8.
Please note that this feature only works for items that were purchased on the iTunes Store. Any items imported from audio CDs or acquired from other sources will not copy from your iPod or iPhone to the iTunes library.

I bought a new computer pc of course and now if I sync my I phone with my computer it will delete all my songs. I moved all my music to a external hard drive but the pain it will be to associate it with iTunes is ridicules.

This post has been edited by billhugo: 15 February 2013 - 07:15 PM