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Microsoft trying to make Vista iPod-friendly
Microsoft released several patches for Windows Vista on Tuesday, including one designed to put the iPod and the new operating system back on speaking terms.
The software maker issued a patch that is designed to fix a problem that had left iPods vulnerable to being corrupted if Vista users select the operating system's Safely Remove Hardware option to eject the music player.
Apple had resolved several Vista compatibility issues in iTunes, but has continued to warn users to only use the eject function within iTunes to remove an iPod in Vista.
full story: Microsoft trying to make Vista iPod-friendly | Tech News on ZDNet
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Hmmm... I don't trust Windows with an iPod.
My old iPod was fine while I was using it on a Mac. I connected it to Windows PC only once and it never worked again.
Nothing could help it.
I am probably paranoid, but once you get burned...
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