How do I change the computer that my iPad syncs to?

According to flashgordon of forums.whirlpool.net. Au, he listed the following steps, in changing you iPad's home computer: 1. Copy the entire iTunes library and files to the MacBook Pro or better yet to an external hard drive.2.

Install iTunes on the new computer (if not yet installed), access it and authorize the new MacBook Pro. 3. In iTunes preferences change the location of the iTunes files (advanced tab) to the location you moved your iTunes files to.4.

Close iTunes.5. Open itunes while holding down the shift key. You will get a dialog asking which library to open.

Point itunes to the location you moved the library/catalog to. Then it is done! "I've had my itunes library on an external drive for years and can open it on four machines both PC and Mac with no problems......only issue is photos which needs to sync with a specific folder.

This is pretty simple. Your iPad will treat the first computer it’s connected to as its home computer, and any adjustments you make to that will be reflected in your iPad. If you try to connect to a different computer, a screen should come up telling you that iPad can only be synced to one iTunes library at a time.

However, this doesn’t mean you have to lose all your apps and media. It just means you need to do some preparation by setting up your iTunes account with the new computer. When you reach this screen, you can then just transfer your purchases to the new library, and nothing is lost.

Alternatively, you can switch from automatic mode to manual mode and then you can use it with any computer, but changes won’t be automatic. Here's a funny video.

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