-- Posted by Be Yourself at 1:58 pm on Oct. 20, 2008 My computer with all of my ipod songs broke down, and all my files were deleted. If I plug my ipod into another computer, would it automatically put all of my ipod songs into that computer? -- Posted by Pendulum at 1:58 pm on Oct. 20, 2008 You can get software for it to do that, google it. -- Posted by kk327 at 2:02 pm on Oct. 20, 2008 iTuens will do all the ones you didn't buy...  but the ones you bought, you need to do it a certain way, by enabing disk useage and then getting hidden files and such. -- Posted by emily92 at 2:02 pm on Oct. 20, 2008 no i think it deletes what songs are on your ipod and puts what are on the computer you plugged it in to -- Posted by hI jAMES at 2:03 pm on Oct. 20, 2008 So you still have all your songs on ipod?  It wont just add those files automatically to the computer.  You have to manually do that.  You could either drag and drop the files into a folder on your other computer,  highlight all the files on the ipod right click and send to your documents and then drag and drop the files into the folder or get a program to add files to the library of that program.  But be careful that they aren't just file locations and the actual files are placed on the computer. -- Posted by Spuddlesworth at 2:06 pm on Oct. 20, 2008 Unfortunately it's not as simple as that.  Please don't try doing it because iTunes will probably "synchronise" your iPod to that computer by wiping all the music from your iPod.  Because Apple are awful. Someone already suggested the solution, there must be a program out there which will do what you're after.  Use Google. -- Posted by DemolitionxXxLover at 2:12 pm on Oct. 20, 2008 Nope. Unfortunately. Try downloading iDump.