My iPod says 0KB free and 0KB used

that happened to mine once i think i just let it charge...but u have to unlock it

You need to have iTunes installed on your computer. It's a free download from Apple. Load your CD's into iTunes or buy songs from the Apple iTunes Music Store. Then You need to do a 'Restore'. Connect your iPod with the cable that came with it to the USB port on your computer. In iTunes, click and (Restore). This will rebuild all the software on the iPod and sync your songs from iTunes.
It works much better than WMP

your ipod will not function properly with windows media player. it may play the music but it won;t get functionality from the ipod.
You have to use iTunes to get your ipod straightened out. Once you mount it on iTunes you will see the music and be able to add music and delete music.

download the ipod nano music and video converter

I using T sonic 840.
I found the reason for this.

I think you used transferred the songs/ videos from the computer, which had Windows operating system.

Windows has the high possibility to attack your T sonic by means of Viruses and worms.

So, first take a back up of your songs/videos/photos/text documents.
then format it.

Now download the songs/videos/photos/text documents. and before removing your device.
Scan for virus. If you find any virus fix that virus.

Now you cannot see the 0kb free space.


Cheers...!!!

Hi, Try downloading Itunes ( Which is free of cost ) and add song & video to Itunes. Then connect your ipod to computer and configure your ipod to Itunes ... then sync it...

Whenever you connect your ipod to computer it will automatically sync..

If you still need more help on the same let me know

how did you rip your music. you have to use Itunes.
down load itunes from apple.com
go to import music from folder and go to my music folder and bingo all your music will be in a language that your ipod will read.

hey there!
please do the following one by one

unplug the power cable going into the power supply. wait for a while and plug it back

install software with updated drivers. check to make sure you have the most recent motherboard drivers.download if necessary.plenty of sites available

update your windows media player

get Windows XP Service Pack 1 or Service Pack 2 if possible

goto Start Menu->Control Panel->System and then clicking the Hardware tab and going to Device Manager. in Device Manager you could delete all entries with "USB" in the name and reboot. let Windows redetect the USB devices.
uninstall your usb drivers and download the latest ones available and reinstall your usb drivers.

try to download the songs in mp3 format

Just to make sure...are you using supported file types? Do the files you are trying to use have DRM (digital rights management) on them that would prevent them from being used on other equipment? This means did you buy them online from a source like i-Tunes or Walmart. Try using a plain jane mp3. if you don't have one put a cd in your computer and rip it as mp3 files in window media player. Then try moving those files to the Delstar. Or try placing files it from another computer.