ITouch disabled I have been through several apple support personnel. This includes three on-line and two apple Genus's. I still have iTunes on my computer and it is functional ( can sync music to CD's). When I connect my iTouch a warning is shown that my iTouch is disabled. Last summer my 7yr.old nephews (twins) visited from out of state. My husband bought them two small ipods and they wanted music on them. I connected each device, separately, to iTunes and transfered some of my music to their devices. My question is, did I break copywrite infringement (which I didn't think of at the time) and is this why my device is disabled? If so, what is my recourse? Deanna Miller

If your itouch reads "disabled connect to itunes" and shows the "locked" icon and your itunes will not even recognize the device and itunes says your itouch is locked and enter password, Here is what you do to restore your itouch: (you will lose all itouch contents but it is worth it as almost all say it is broken and worthless)
1. Turn off your itouch or ipod. Do not have charger / usb connected to ipod or itouch.
2. With device off, connect the charger end of the cable to the itouch / ipod but do not plug the usb into the computer.
3. Open Itunes
3. While holding down the menu button (and I mean keep holding it down), plug the usb into the computer.
4. Wait to see the new wonderful graphic on your device and computer screen that shows that your ipod / itouch is recognized.
Your itouch will start immediately restoring itself and you are ready to fill it up with wonderful images, photos and videos again!
So happy to share this tip. It saved me money and time.