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As you may have noticed, I’ve been spending a lot of time in, which prompts this message from reader Terry O’Leary: Thank you for your article on the experience of hooking up a Zune to a PC. However, I am more interested in how well it hooks up to a Macintosh. Am I supposed to buy a new computer if I want to hook up a Zune?

My iPod nano works fine with my 5 year old Mac. It works slowly on the built in USB 1.1 port and quite speedily on my generic USB 2.0 PCI card. The PCI card cost me all of $10. In your case the answer is yes, you need to buy another computer. The Zune requires a computer that runs Windows and, sadly, your Mac can’t—or, at least, it can’t in any reasonable way (and no, I don’t count Microsoft’s Virtual PC as “reasonable”). Should you get a new computer, that computer can still be a Mac, however. If you install Boot Camp on an Intel Mac you can indeed use a Zune with it.

The Zune software and player will treat your Mac running Windows XP just like a living, breathing Windows PC. It won’t, however, work with. I tried and while the Zune software installed perfectly well (or, if you’ve read, as well as it can), when you connect the Zune to the Mac’s USB port, Windows can’t see it. Parallels is aware of its existence as it appears in the program’s list of attached USB devices. But when you select the Zune in that list in an attempt to mount it on the PC, Parallels tells you that it’s in use by another process and can’t be used.

(And no, waiting the 5 - 10 seconds and trying again, as recommended by Parallels, doesn’t help.) To be fair, it appears that Windows-inside-Parallels is no better with other music players designed to work with Windows only. I attempted to attach a SanDisk Sansa e280R to my Mac Pro running Parallels and it too was missing in action as far as Windows was concerned. It worked just fine, however, when I booted the Mac Pro into the Boot Camp version of Windows.

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