Why won't my Ipod charge when connected to the computer?
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I'm running windows vista and my iPod is a second gen nano, and I have the newest version of iTunes. When I connect it to my computer it only charges it and it doesn't show up in the list on my iTunes. What do I do? :(
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reset your ipod press menu and the center buttons at the same time until the apple appears
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I have tried resetting my ipod, and I turned my computer off, exited out of itunes, and all that. Nothing is working! Last time I tried to connect it worked fine. I also have the ...show more
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Get a different wire! Happened to me when I bought some wires online. It could only charge, but not...
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you probably need to have the battery replaced hold the menu and middle button if you dont get a response...
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put the cord into the computer's USB. give it 5 seconds. put the ipod on the other end. when it recognises...
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You will always get the "eject before disconnecting" message when you plug in the ipod, even...
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There may be a number of problems here. Seeing as how you are getting a device unrecognised alert, you...
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there are 16 extra albums and i cant delete them, and i cant delete individual photos either??? how do i get rid of them?
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If you can't delete them manually, the best thing to do is connect it to your computer. You can then...
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Usually it will only take a few hours for your iPod to completely be charged using a computer's USB...
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My iPod has recently stopped communicating (almost) entirely with my computer. I'm really at a loss to explain it. So here's the story: 5g 80 gig iPod, and I'm using Windows. I've had this iPod for almost 2 years and have had no serious problems until...
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Sounds like the computer's problem. The stuttery donk sound might mean the drivers are screwed up in...
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So, I have a third generation iPod nano with 8GB memory. I was sick for three days, and during that period the battery died. When I got better, I plugged it into the computer to charge and import some new songs, but it just said "connect to power...
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Well have you installed the latest version of itunes? when i got my video a while back we didn't have...
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