Yu have to hold tha' home button &nd tha' off &nd on button &nd it should reset yur ipod touch to how it was when yu first got it. i just had tha' same problem &nd i did that &nd it had reset everything...
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You may reset or restore your iPod for a try, this can fix many general iPod problems. Or you may take a look at this iPod FAQ, it's informative.
http://www.mac-dvd.com/ipod-tips-and-ipod-faq.html
If it doesn't work, you can contact Apple technical support for help.
Go onto iTunes, try to recover your iPod, and get your files. If you don't care about the files, reset it. If you need more details, just ask and I will try my best!
Step 1: If you enter the wrong passcode repeatedly on an iPod Touch, it will display a message that says "iPod is disabled." At first, the iPod will only be disabled for a minute, but if you continue to enter the wrong passcode, it will become disabled for longer periods of time, and finally, you will need to connect it to the computer with which you last synced it. From here, you will need to restore the iPod Touch to factory settings.
Open iTunes. Click "iTunes" in the upper-left corner, then select "Check for Updates" to ensure you have the latest version. Connect your iPod Touch to your computer with the USB 2.0 docking cable. Click your iPod's name under "Devices" on the left-hand side of the iTunes browser. Click the "Summary" tab. Click "Restore." Follow the prompts in the dialog box that appears to finish the restore. Your iPod will return to factory settings. Choose to set up the iPod as a new iPod or from a backup in the screen that appears when the restore is complete.
iPod Is Disabled
After a series of more failed attempts, your iPod displays the same "iPod is Disabled" message, but with an added "Connect to iTunes" message. At this point, your iPod shuts down completely and you cannot make any more attempts to enter the passcode. In order to restore the device at this stage, you need to connect it to a computer with iTunes installed. Ideally, connect it to a computer that you've used before for syncing your iPod.
connect your ipod to itunes. and then on the computer, click on your ipod ( a label on the left side) and then click update and then your ipod should be good as new.
That's kinda long time! But no problem, you just have to follow my instructions on how to put your iPod touch to DFU mode and restore and this problem will be history.
Only thing though is that all data from your iPod will be deleted.
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press and hold the home and power buttons, when it turns off DO NOT let go of the home button continue holding until it restores itself then connect it to your computer and restore it. unfortunately it will erase everything.
Try turning off your ipod, holding the home button, and plugging it in, while still holding the home button, until a picture of the ipod cable appears pointing to the itunes symbol. this will reset you ipod, and you don't need the passcode to make it usable again.
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