Last Updated : May 31, 2017"I just purchased a new PC, when I use iTunes to copy music from iPhone to my PC, there is a reminder popping up saying that it will erase the music files of my iPhone if I do that. How can I copy music from iPhone to PC without losing my data? "
Copy music or other media files from iPhone to PC always have this or that kind of problem, that's why you need a third-party free iPhone music manager to assist you.
DearMob iPhone Music Manager supports to share music between iPhone and PC or other multiple devices breathtakingly easy. You can either choose to copy single music from iPhone to PC, or copy music albums and playlists in bulk from iPhone to PC in bulk.
★ Copy music from iPhone to PC and from PC to iPhone.
★ Edit music titles and artworks as well as other information.
★ Manage, add and delete music on iPhone in pieces or in bulk.
★ Create music playlists on iPhone depends on genre, artists or whatever.
★ Edit and customize your own stylish ringtone and text tone.
Before you copy music from iPhone to PC, first you need to free download this iPhone music downloader software for your Mac or PC. It is 100% secure and totally compatible with almost iDevices be it iPhone 8/7/6S/6/5S/5/5C or iPad, iPod. Plus copying music from iPhone to PC is not restricted by music formats, iOS version or Windows OS, one important thing is, you don't need iTunes or jailbreak your iPhone either.
1. Connect iPhone 8 to PC with USB.
2. Open DearMob iPhone Music Manager, and it will soon detect your iPhone (if not, you can pull out your iPhone USB and then insert it again).
3. Select the music you want to copy from iPhone to Pc and then click Export button on the top of the interface.
4. Click Sync, and the music you selected will be saved to your PC in the target folder, now you can choose either to delete or keep the same music playlist on your iPhone. It's all up to you.
Tips and notesWith DearMob iPhone Music Manager, you don't have to worry about your music will disappear strangely after you have made some changes (with iTunes or other third party iPhone music transfer tools) to your music collections like transferring music between iPhone and PC, iPhone and Mac, iPhone and iPhone ,etc. Plus it supports all music formats, everything on your iPhone can be moved, copied, synced to your Windows 10 PC intactly without any quality or file size compressing.
To sum up, each iPhone photo export tool has its strengths and shortcomings. If you want to have clear view of the internal structure in your iPhone, if you want to freely select certain pictures to transfer and if you want to export photos from iPhone to Windows 10 as many as possible without space limitation, you are highly recommended to use DearMob iPhone Photo Manager.
Jennifer Lee has been a technical writer for three years. She joined DearMob in 2015 with the hope of offering useful tips and advices in mobile solutions. As a dedicated columnist, she write numerous comments on media playback, video downloading and conversion as well as iPhone management. She also blogs on Linkedin!
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