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Robert > On Jun 14, 2016, at 2:36 PM, Chris Skarstad <rascal0...@verizon.net> wrote: > > Hi guys > > > i hope the subject line was clear enough, sometimes I'm horrible at that. > Anyways, let me explain a little further. I had iTunes running on my Windows > 7 machine for many years, and I was successfully able to create a custom > ringtone for my iPhone as a .m4r file, and sync it to my phone successfully. > So recently, I got myself a brand spanking new screamer of a pc running > Windows 10 So I > > had some ringtones that I wanted to add to my phone so I installed iTunes on > it, and authorized it on my pc and did all the usual stuff you have to do to > get it set up. I even did a backup of my iTunes library just to be safe. > > However, when I went to sync these newly made ringtones, I receive a message > from iTunes that says if i sync with this iPhone everything will be removed, > and the only thing I'll have left are these new tones. It says that it can > only sync with one iTunes library at a time. Or at least, that's how the > message sounds to me. It sounds rather ominous. > > I don't want to lose absolutely everything on my phone just to add a few > ringtones. That seems rather silly to me. I know a lot of you guys on here > use macs, but remember, this is in Windows 10, using the most recent version > of iTunes, screenreader is Window-eyes 9.4.0. > > Is it safe to hit the remove and sync button, or if I do that, will the only > thing that's removed are the tones? If all it'll remove is my current batch > of tones that's ok, but my concern is losing everything else such as apps, > and music. I'm a bit lost to tell you the truth. I hope someone has > experience with this. > Thanks for any help, guys! > > > > > >
