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1.Plug the iPod into the primary computer linked to that iPod, the first computer you synchronized it with unless you have designated another computer as the primary computer. 2.Open iTunes and sync the iPod as normal. 3.Remove the iPod, following the normal removal procedure. The iPod unlocks automatically as you remove it.
Back up your iPod Touch's data to your computer before the restore to prevent losing data. You'll need to reinstall it after the restore process.
Connect to the internet and install the latest version of iTunes from the Apple website.
Make sure your iPod Touch is connected to your computer.
Pick "iPod Touch" in the Source pane of the iTunes program.
Click on the Summary tab.
Choose "Check for Update."
Select "Restore" and follow the instructions to finish restoring your iPod Touch.
Complete an Advanced Restore
If
following the steps in the previous section did not work, follow these
steps to perform an advanced restore. Turn off the power on the iPod
Touch.
Plug the iPod Touch into your computer.
Power on the iPod Touch.
Press the "Home" and "Sleep/Wake" buttons together for 5 seconds until the Apple logo appears.
Release
the "Sleep/Wake" button but continue holding down the "Home" button.
The iPod Touch should reboot, and iTunes will notice the iPod Touch in
recovery mode.
Return to the above section and follow those steps to restore your iPod Touch.
Hi,
I have understood this question to mean that you wish to sync it with your computer. If this is correct then please follow the procedure below:
1. Connect iPod to computer and open iTunes
2. It will ask you whether it should sync it with the new computer removing all old data. Click Yes if you want to replace the content on the iPod from your iTunes library otherwise click No and proceed to next step.
3. If you want to keep the data then enable the check box Manually Manage Music and Movies
4. Click Apply If the device has a passcode lock then you will need to restore ipod to its factory settings. This option too is on the main page of your device settings showing within itunes.
Try resetting it while it is connected.
Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
If you have not already tried, I would also try the other ports on the computer.
well first u need to try restoring it on the computer and if is still wont connect then u may need to go on ur comp and go to the internet router settings and selet "add device or join new device"
and that should work. :)
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