I just want to fix my ipod on it - Sony Audio Players & Recorders

it depends on which ipod it is ? 2nd/3rd/4th or 5th generation ? if you google "ipod screen replacement" there are many videos to show how its done

look on youtube there is a video telling you how to do this. I have bought faulty ipods off the net and fixed them. I had one that I had fixed and when the ipod burst back into life after I had fixed it the ipod wanted to know the password, which I didn't know.
So I went on you tube and I had a look and there were several videos on the subject.
My Ipod that I fixed was a 32 gig and I dicided not to sell it and I use it all the time. the only thing is that you will lose all the music that is on the Ipod but you get the ipod so you can use it again,

Hope this helps.

Damaged hardware is responsible for the most obvious iPod sound problems. In such cases, Apple may be able to help you fix the problem, depending on the status of your warranty.
All iPods have a one-year warranty according to Apple's website.
Software problems can also affect your audio.
For example, downloading a non-certified Apple application can stop your sound from working correctly.
Returning your iPod to its original factory settings fixes many of these software glitches.

Plug in a different set of headphones and test the sound.
If that set works, your old headphones were the cause of your audio problems.

If your iPod still doesn't work, proceed.
Remove an application on your iPod Touch if you installed it right before your sound stopped working.
Hold your finger over the top left corner of the application.
It will shake.
Touch the "X." Touch the "Home" button.
Restore your iPod to fix other potential software problems.
Open iTunes. Plug the iPod into your computer with a USB cord.
Click on your iPod on the left-hand menu.
The iPod will be listed under the name you assigned it when you first set it up.
Click the "Restore" button on the menu.
Leave the iPod alone while it restores. It may take several minutes.
Test the sound once the restore is complete.
The iPod syncs after restoration.
Once the sync is complete, the process is over.
Contact the Apple Technical Support line at 1-800-275-2273 if your audio still doesn't work.
Have your iPod with you.
http://www.apple.com/support/contact/
iPod Video Headphone Jack Replace Hold Switch Fix Sound in One
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slIo8PX06-s

You can connect your iPod to laptop through a USB cable. If you mean you laptop can recognize your iPod, you can follow these steps to fix the problem.
1. Try another USB cord or USB cable.
2. Restrart your computer for a try.
3. Reset or restore your iPod for a try, this way can fix many general iPod problems.
4. Update your iTunes to the latest version. Plug in your iPod, then in iTunes in the top left corner click help> run diagnostics. On the box that comes up, check the last two things. Click next and it should identify your iPod.
5. You may try this iPod transfer, it's a nice iTunes alternative that can help you upload music and video to iPod, I always use it to sync my iPod when my iTunes can't recognize my iPod, it's easy to use and works pretty well
http://www.ipod-transfer-copy.com/ipod-iphone-to-computer-transfer-cucusoft.html6. Take your iPod to Apple store, the technical support may help you fix the problem.

Dear,
Apple iPod's arent fixable whit cd/dvd drivers. If you wan to repair/restore your iPod do the following. WATCH OUT ! It deletes all music and everything that's on your iPod.
1. Connect your iPod to iTunes. 2. In the left 'panel' press your iPod. 3. Click 'repair/restore' in the right panel. 4. Let iTunes do its thing. 5. You're done ! Your iPod is ready to use again. (see picture if this is not clear)

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Hi,

You have multiple options to fix this problem.

1) Reinstall ipod firmware.

2) Update your ipod.

3) Restore you ipod will fix your problem.

4) Delete all songs from library & add again & sync them with ipod.

Thanks.
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take it to a pawn shop

usualy means the ipod, or the software in the ipod is not compatable with the kenwood. easiest way to check, is to find someone with a new model ipod and plug it in, if it works, the problem is with your ipod, not the kenwood. If you go online and download the most recent software to your Ipod, this may fix it. If you don't know how to do this, take your Ipod to Best buy, they will download the newest software to your Ipod fairly cheap.

Go to www.youtube.com and type in sad face icon fix. The video I recommend is titled: How to fix a sad face iPod (THIS REALLY WORKS)

reset it by holding down the hold button and holding down the menu and center button for 5 seconds as is indicated in the quick start manual. also holding Menu+select could do the trick. have you dropped your iPod or hit it pretty hard? This happened to a friend of mine when he threw his backpack on the floor. His iPod was inside the backpack and the jolt of hitting the floor physically damaged the iPod's hard drive. Unfortunately, if your hard drive is damaged, there's only one way to fix it - get it replaced. If your iPod is still under warranty or you purchased extended AppleCare for your iPod, then have Apple replace or repair your iPod. If your iPod is out of warranty, there are several third-party companies that can fix your iPod like iPodMods. Good luck