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  • iPod Nano 2nd Generation Jun 12 @ 3:44 PM

    Hey, I need some help with a 2nd Gen Nano clickwheel. Do you have manuals???? I need to replace it.....

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  • Re: 5th Gen Video Ipod will not restore Jul 6 @ 10:31 AM

    You can try putting the ipod in Disk Mode.

    *First reset the ipod (central and menu button at the same time)

    *right after you reset the ipod you´ll see the ipod´s LCD black, in that moment change the buttons combination (central and play button)

    After doing all of that you´ll see that the ipod displays DISK MODE. Connect the ipod to your computer and try restoring with itunes. If you use a Mac you can use the DISK UTILITY to erase the ipod´s drive and then restore with itunes.

    Hope this helps!!!

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  • Re: iPod 5th Video battery charging problem Jun 26 @ 4:19 PM

    Well the Logic Board may be damaged because sometimes you can connect the ipod to a computer o speakers and you´ll be able to synchronize or listen via speakers. Sometimes this issue happens cause there is a bad connection of the battery, Have you tried reseting the battery??

    If you reset the battery and the problem persists maybe the battery connector is damaged, if you have another battery to try your ipod you can see if you have a battery problem.

    If you try all of those tests and the problem persists then the logic board is probably damaged even if you don´t see physical damage. Sometimes ESD (electrostatic discharge) damages bards and circuits.

    Good Luck!!!

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  • Re: bad install disc Jun 12 @ 4:45 PM

    Is the Installation DVD 1 still in the optical drive???

    If so the start the computer again with that one and once the installer appears go to the tool bar at the top and choose UTILITIES. Use the Disk Utility to erase the drive and then try to install the system again.

    If the DVD 2 is in the optical drive then when you start the computer hold the click of the trackpad, that will force the drive to eject the DVD, then try booting form the DVD 1 and erase the disco and everything else.

    If you want to be sure that the DVD 2 is fine then just test in like a normal DVD and see if the system recognizes the DVD, if you can, try to copy some data to the computer.

    Examine the surface of the DVD!!

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  • Re: 5th Gen Ipod Won't Play Jun 12 @ 4:07 PM

    Is the song progress running????, if it is have you tried to use different headphones (maybe you have a Headphone Jack issue. That's really common with the 5 Gen iPods.

    If you are sure that the headphone jack is not the problem and you've already restored using itunes then try to format the ipod and then restore with itunes. I recommend to use Mac's Disk Utility.

    Hope something works!

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