Retry connecting the iPod to a different USB port. Reset the iPod - and it explains how to do it, as I have already. (same link as above) is the start of Apple's 5R's, which are: Restore, did it complete or did you get an error message? If so, what was the message? This porcedure can take a while to complete. Connect the iPod to iTunes and when the iPod shows up in iTunes, make sure you are on the *DEVICES//Summary* screen. Restore which must be performed by using the If the above did not work, now is the time to try a Does anything happen, specifically, does the Apple logo appear and after a few more seconds the main screen? If not, Apple suggest you try this up to three times before deciding that will not work.Ģ.

Select (centre) buttons together for ten seconds. Hold switch _on then off again_ and immediately press-and-hold the With the iPod disconnected from your computer Look underĭevices, which only appears when a device is connected to iTunes. Not only that, once the iPod is connected to iTunes, you can see the battery icon showing _in iTunes_ and it's that which will show you the state of the battery. Restore function, which is the button on the Summary screen (of the iPod) when you had it connected to iTunes. Apple specifically refer to a reset as a different procedure to aīased on what you had written previously, I assumed that iTunes was showing the Re-set the iPod to its factory settings', although neither phrase assures me that you have used the I never mentioned re-installing iTunes as a fix.Īnd also restoring the iPod to its original settings.Īh! Now that's slightly different to what you said previously, which was 'I've Yes, I did read what you said previously, and Thanks for trying, but I've tried re-installing iTunes

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