I don't want Spotify to recognize my Ipod anymore

[jckinnick]

I set Spotify up to sync with my iPod because i thought i could get all the songs from Spotify on my Ipod,  that was before i knew it didnt work with my iPod now it keeps deleting all the songs i have on my iPod every time i plug it in to my computer. By the way i dont keeps songs in iTunes i just keep them on the Ipod and manual add songs.

[jckinnick]

I need to get Spotify to not recognize my ipod anymore.

[jckinnick]

For sure somebody would know how to do this.

[jckinnick]

I can see how no one working for Spotify would know this, they don't even know how to put alphabetizing on their app.

[Goodman]

Try the opposite of these instructions. Basically tell iTunes not to allow disk use on your iPod and you should be golden.

[jckinnick]

Its greyed out on itunes.

[jckinnick]

"By the way i dont keeps songs in iTunes i just keep them on the Ipod and manual add songs."

I mange my songs manually therfore disk use is greyed out. 

What do i do now?

[jckinnick]

Anybody?

[Goodman]

First, try this:

http://www.spotify.com/help/faq/ipod-integration/how-you-stop-syncing-your-ipod-with-spotify/

If that doesn't work:

What type of iPod is it? I.e. does it run iOS?

If so, I can try manually disconnecting it from our end.

If, as I suspect, it's an older iPod, you can try uninstalling Spotify and your local settings, found here:

%userprofile%\AppData\Local\Spotify
%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Spotify

[jckinnick]

Yeah it's an older iPod I think 5th generation I bought it around 2007. If I reinstall will i lose all my playlists or will they be there when I log on?

[Goodman]

Playlists you create in Spotify are stored on your account on the server, they only go away if you manually remove them.

[jckinnick]

So my best bet is to reinstall?