To restart (ipod nano 2nd gen), hold the middle button and the menu button until the screen goes dark (i let go when it darkened and it still worked) After a short wait the apple logo should appear. Wait until your device powers on and shows the menu. Now your device should connect to your Mac/PC.
Connect it to your computer and Restore it as a new device in iTunes. ( 0) Reply. lllaass. Level 10. 210,394 points. Oct 19, 2013 3:00 AM in response to muziklloyd. How to hard reset APPLE iPod Nano 4th Generation. In the first step connect your iPod to the PC and open iTunes on you computer. Next, select your iPod from the left menu in iTunes. Afterwards click the Restore button in iTunes. At this point of process you can now do back up your files, just if you want.
Factory Reset APPLE iPod Touch (5th generation) Begin by plugging in your iPod to the PC and opening iTunes. After that, select your iPod from the left menu in iTunes. Click the Restore button in iTunes. * You can now do back up your files, just if you want. Then click Restore to confirm information about this procedure.
Press and hold both the Sleep/Wake button and Home button until the screen turns off. iPod shuffle. Unplug your iPod shuffle and turn it off with its power switch. Then, turn it on after 10 seconds. iPod classic. Switch to the Off position. Then, hold the Menu button and Center/Select button for 8 seconds.
How to reset an iPod nano (6 th generation). The 6 th generation iPod nano can be reset using a slightly different method. Instead of using the home button, press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Volume Down button simultaneously until the Apple logo appears.
At the very beggining connect your iPod to the PC and open iTunes on you computer. In the next step select your iPod from the left menu in iTunes. Afterwards click the Restore button in iTunes. At this point of process you can now do back up your files, just if you want. Then click Restore to confirm information about this procedure.
5) Search for Folder Options. 6) Click on it, then click View. 7) Go down and find Hidden Files and Folders, check it so it's Show Hidden Files, folders, or Drives. 8) Then click Apply, then Ok. 9) Go to your personal folder. 10) On the Computer Tab find your Ipod. 11) Click on it, then you'll see iPod_Control. If you have an iPod 1G to 3G you need to hold down rewind, fast forward and the select key. iPod 4G+ including Photo, Nano, Mini, etc. just need the rewind and select held down. Once you enter the mode you’ll see the Apple logo appears backwards (like you’re looking at it from the other side – the inside – of the iPod.
This is for the Mac, there's probably a similar method for a PC. Connect your iPod nano to your Mac. Open Disk Utility. Select "Apple iPod Media" from the sidebar. Click the Erase button. Leave all of the fields as they are, and click "Erase" again. After it's done, disconnect the iPod (ignore the eject warning).
2 days ago · How to restart your iPod touch. Press and hold the top button until the power off slider appears. Drag the slider, then wait 30 seconds for your device to turn off. If your device is frozen or unresponsive, force restart your device. To turn your device back on, press and hold the top button until you see the Apple logo. It allows you to transfer data on an iPod to other iDevices and vice versa. For example, you can transfer iPod music to iTunes, transfer App info to a new iPod Touch, transfer music from iPhone to iPod, etc. Besides, you can also use it to make a complete backup for your device, restore the backup, and manage iCloud content easily, etc. All you
Step 7. Tap "Erase iPod Touch" again. The iPod Touch resets to factory settings. This process can last several minutes depending on the amount of data stored on the device. How to Erase Everything on an iPod Without a Computer & iTunes.
726,083 points. Apr 21, 2014 11:54 AM in response to Tamie79. Select it in the iTunes sidebar, click on its name, and type a new name. If you're using iTunes 11, choose to show the sidebar from the View menu. (105264) kB6qhD.
