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How to Fix an iPod Touch Stuck in Recovery Mode With a Free ProgramAn iPod Touch's "Recovery Mode" is for alleviating major operating system issues. Recovery Mode rolls back your iPod's operating system, stripping problematic updates and downloads from the unit. The goal of this total system recovery is to revert the iPod to a stable, usable version. Before you use Recovery Mode, exhaust other troubleshooting methods. In some cases, Recovery Mode is triggered automatically after a failed system update or system restore. When it goes into Recovery Mode automatically, you cannot use your iPod until you complete the recovery process. You can get your iPod Touch out of Recovery Mode using Apple's free iTunes software.Things You'll Need-Apple iTunes-USB cableInstructions1 Turn on your computer and open iTunes. If you are prompted to download any new iTunes updates, install the updates before proceeding.2 Plug an iPod USB cable into your computer. Do not plug the other end into your iPod Touch yet.3 Turn off your iPod Touch. If the iPod Touch is already shut down, skip this step.4 Press and hold the Home button on your iPod Touch, and plug the other end of the USB cable into your iPod Touch.5 Release the Home button after you see a white USB icon and the iTunes logo appear on your iPod Touch's screen. At this time, a pop-up should appear on your computer screen, explaining that the software has detected an iPod in Recovery Mode.6 Click "OK."7 Click on the iPod Touch from underneath the "Devices" heading on the left-hand side of your screen.8 Click on the "Home" tab, and then click "Restore." Once it's restored, your iPod Touch goes out of Recovery Mode and you can start using it again. The restoration process takes a few minutes. Do not disconnect your iPod Touch until a prompt appears, letting you know the system restored successfully.

what format do movies need to be played on a Ipod classis model a 1136, it seems that mine doesn't accept ie. Youtube movies ...?

you need to use itunes which is available freely from the apple website see http://www.apple.com/itunes Hope this helps

For Apple iPods that are still running their original firmware (not jailbroken) the best and safest way to transfer music and other files onto the device is to use iTunes. You can download iTunes and any tutorials on adding music to your iPod through iTunes at Apple's website. Hope this helps! Apple iTunes Everything you need to be entertained

Hi ,

PLease download ITUNES from the apple website directly for free,

Here is the link for that

http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/

The only way by which you can upload songs to ipod is by ITUNES

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If when you have a new ipod and you connect it to a computer, if the first computer you connect it to is a mac, then that is the only type of pc it will work with after that. If you want it to connect it to a windows, you will have to restore it which will allow it to work with windows software. For some reason unknown, mac and windows have different loading software for the ipod and has to be re-installed with a restore before it can work with a different operating system. When it restores on your computer, check to make sure it has a strong internet connection. You should be able to restore after that.

How Do I Download Songs Onto My iPod Nano?IPod Nanos are portable multimedia players that allow you to playback songs and other content (e.g. video) no matter where you go. They come in a variety of memory sizes such as 4GB or 16GB (gigabytes) and work with iTunes to upload songs. ITunes is the iPod default management program which allows you to upload songs to its library, create playlists and sync music on your iPod quickly and easily. This simple process will have you jamming to your favorite songs in no time.Downloading to an iPod Nano1Connect your iPod Nano to the computer using the USB cable. Launch iTunes if does not automatically launch. When you launch iTunes, it will display your iPod Nano on the left panel.2Add music to your iTunes library. Click the "File" button on the top menu and click "Add to Library." Locate the song you want to upload to your player and click "Open" to load it to your program.3Click the "+" button on the lower left panel to create a playlist. Type a name for the playlist and drag the uploaded file to it. To upload additional songs, repeat Step 2 and drag the uploaded additional songs to the created playlist.4Drag the songs in the playlist up or down to select the order in which the songs will play.5Sync your iPod Nano. Click the iPod icon on the left panel after importing songs and adding them to the created playlist. Click the "Music" tab and click "Sync music." Click "Select playlists, artists and genres" and select the playlist you created that contains the songs you want to upload. Click "Apply" to automatically sync and download the songs to your iPod Nano.6Click the "Eject" button and disconnect your iPod from the computer.Tips & WarningsClick "Music Store" if you want to purchase a music file. Search for the song on the iTunes store and download it to the iTunes library.

To zoom out, use three of your fingers to double-tap the screen simultaneously. That's the only way. Do the same thing to zoom in.

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I struggled with this issue for a while and finally found a post that helped me. Hold menu and the center buttons until the iPod turns off. Then, immediately hold the left and center buttons to pull up the iPod diagnostic menu. Scroll down to the option "Reset" and select it. My iPod was finally recognized by iTunes. Good luck :)

Question edited for clarity and spelling of 'figure'. Question moved from Audio Players and Recorders. You as the owner who set the code is the only one that can figure it out. Connect it to your computer. Log into iTunes, and do a hard reset on it. That will scrub it clean and reload the operating system. Then you can Restore from back up with no passcode.

Hi! Congrats for your ipod nano. Use latest version of iTunes available on http://www.apple.com/itunes/download/. Install it and then connect your ipod with the pc. Hope this solves your concern.

At least 2 years. Any number of ways is available to charge them, I suggest wireless chargers.

1. Check your connections. If you suspect your AirPods case isn't charging, the most likely culprit is something preventing the charging connection, and that's most likely because the charging cable isn't inserted completely if you're using wired charging, the cable is damaged, or because the case isn't making good contact with the wireless charging base if you're charging wirelessly. 2. Take the cable out and reseat it to see if your charging light comes on. If not, try using a different cable. Or, if you're charging wirelessly, try using a wired charging connection. 3. Charge your AirPods case. If your AirPods case will charge, make sure it is completely charged. If it is completely charged, the charging light will turn green. If your wireless earbuds are broken or damaged, see this post for some recommendations: Best TWS Wireless Earbuds 2021

you are going to have to reload the music in a mp3 format for it to play

Hi,
Please make sure that your music is in the proper format. It is best if it is in MP3 format. You can tell what format the music is in by right clicking on the music file and then clicking 'properties'. You can convert the files to MP3 by using the Media Player that comes with all windows computers. Hope that helps.

you need
this,http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/, go and download a dvd decrypter this downloads the dvd from your dvd drived on to your computer,
if you already have a video file that dosen't go on. download the video to ipod format converter this will covert the video file into a file your ipod will recognise.
Cheers

if its set to sync only checked songs and videos then make sure in tv show tab that its checked to sync and in itunes section tv shows that the show is selected

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Hi,
I think that when you down load the videos onto your ipod, you are using your iPod as a disk drive. They are on the drive just not where you can see them or view them.

When you do an import in iTunes, you tell iTunes where the videos are and tell iTunes to import the file or folder. You should be using the video tab in iTunes when you do an import. The videos should show up in your video list in iTunes. You then need to tell iTunes to sync your videos. You should then be able to see your shows on your iPod after the syncing is done. Hope that helps.

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