I can't sync my iPod to Windows Media Player. WMP does not recognize the iPod and I can't drag music files between them

My iPod is connected to the computer and it works fine with iTunes.  But I can't get the music in Windows Media Player to iPod.  When I try to sync in Windows Media Player, it does not recognize the iPod, and I can drag files from WMP to iTunes or the iPod.

You cannot synchronize an Apple product in itself using WMP, unless you buy a 3rd party. You must use iTunes.

See you soon,.
Jerry

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