I put the wrong password 10 times and my ipod got disabled

You will have to perform a reset (you will lose all data). What generation is the iPod? Go to the link below. Good Luck!

https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT204307

3 simple steps:
1. Connect to iTunes
2.restore iPod
3.setup from beginning

You can unlock your IPOD Touch passcode or password by following these simple steps.

• Connect your IPOD Touch to iTunes
• Press or Hold the power and home keys 10 seconds.
  
• Screen goes black, now release the power button
• Make sure you do not release the Home key until your iTunes says "We have detected an itouch in recovery mode."
• After this its simple all you got to do is a simple restore using your iTunes

If you enter the password too many times it becomes disabled for security reasons. There is not a master code to unlock it. You will need to restore the ipod and reload from your library or from your back up.

Once at the computer you will need itunes open and your ipod connected

1) Make sure you have the latest vertion of itunes downloading
you can check this by going to { HELP>CHECK FOR UPDATES}

2) On the ipod hold the sleep wake button at the top and the home button on the bottom at the same time until you see the apple logo

3) Once you see the apple logo - release the sleep/wake button but remain holding the home button

4) You will see an error message from your computer



5) click ok - Then the restore button - the restore will take about 15- 20 minutes

Note: if you have previously backed up the ipod it will prompt you to restore from back up in the restore process

6) re - sync your content after the restore is complete

7) after sync disconnect and use

I hoped this helped-

** NOTE: If you get an error while restoring the ipod try and restore from another computer ***

if you keep putting the wrong password in

put it into dfu and restore it. youll lose everything but youll still get on it. just google how to get into dfu i think its like hold power button 10 seconds home button with power button 3 seconds and home button for 30 seconds. then itunes should say that it found an ipod in restore mode or something.

You can put the iPod into recovery mode, and then restore the iPod.

To do this:
1) Turn the iPod off.
2) Hold down the Home button on the iPod while connecting it to the computer it was last synced with.
3) Release the Home button when the iTunes image appears on the iPod's screen.
4) Wait for iTunes to recognize the iPod and then follow the onscreen instructions to restore the iPod.

here's how to reset it:

1. Turn on your iPod (in my case it would only get as far as displaying the Apple logo
2. Hold the power and home buttons down (the iPod will power off after 10 seconds, but keep holding those buttons down)
3. After the iPod powers off, release the power button (but keep holding the home button down)
4. After a couple more seconds, you should hear that magical “ding dong” that means the iPod is coming back alive, and that Windows has detected it. You may even see a little “New hardware” popup in Windows. It is now safe to release the home button, and your iPod is in DFU mode.
5. Now iTunes will see it as a DFU’ed iPod and should ask you to automatically restore its firmware.
6. iTunes has to download the new firmware, and it takes a while, so go make a sandwich.

The Ipod becomes disabled if you fail to put the correct code 10 times. Can you restore the ipod? see if that works

You'll have to un recover. Hold down top (hold) buton and press the middle square at the same tim. Hold till you see recover mode.