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I actually did it, already...
The problem was that the 64bit version doesn't let you choose another drive...
Luckily you advised to try the 32bit release, and it worked!
I'm going to mark as "solution" your previous response.
Thank you so much!!!

If you run testdisk for windows, you should use the 32bit version.
I'll download it and try. Silly question: should I test the ipod, the mypassport or both?
You should select your disk instead of a drive.

Fiona
Do you mean I should recover on c:? Cause I already wrote I don't have enough memory ...

remy wrote:would be easier with pics of what you have, or a logfile please…

yeah, sorry: I already thought about it, but never had the time...



the drive I'm looking for is F:\
(the one I'm trying to recover is J:\)

Hi Fiona!
Yes, I obviously "went back" from the desktop to the uppest directory (\), finding nothing... I read on the ubuntu forum (although I'm running windows 7 64bit) people would look for/find a \media directory, but I don't know what its windows' counterpart would be.

Ahoy!
As you may guess, I'm having troubles selecting the external drive I want to save my music on.
Long story short: mac formatted ipod->all of my music on it->trying to retrieve it to windows-format the ipod->after some tries the ipod stops working (can't see the music (but "senses" it), thinks ...