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by carlotinsay Accepted solution
by _hesperidae_ Accepted solution
My ipod started doing this a couple of months outside it's warranty. Smack it or shake it.
Works every time for me. I prefer to smack it on the long edge with my palm or a book...
These people too, I guess...
http://digg.com/apple/How_To_Fix_an_Ipod_with_the_Sad_iPod_Icon
by older mycroft Accepted solution
Do me a favour!!
If there's anything around here that needs a good smack with a book, or MY PALM, it's roughly the same shape as an incandescent lightbulb, BUT A LOT BIGGER, [b]AND MADE OF MUCH THICKER MATERIAL[/b]. :^0 :^0
by rob miners Accepted solution
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by carlotinsay Accepted solution
by rob miners Accepted solution
Very carefully remove the Hard Drive Cable and reconnect it. I don't like the sound of the clicking as this normally means a faulty Drive. Let us know the outcome.
Rob
by rt (panzer time!) Accepted solution
I've had similar problems, where the PC wouldn't recognize the iPod or wouldn't recognize it for more than a few seconds. I found that it helped to fill the battery up using a wall charger (yeah, big scam, I know) and then when the PC would finally recognize it I'd do the whole format thing.
For some reason it seems that iTunes has a hard time detecting (and in some cases even putting into charge mode) and iPod whose battery is completely dead.
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by rob miners Accepted solution
Carlo but it may be worth a try.
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