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White screen and beeps

I just bought this ipod and just my luck it doesn't work all i have is a all white screen, i have held down the menu + center button to restart it and it will but the screen comes back and beeps 2 times

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  • jKohn Sep 02, 2008

    Blank screen won't shut off, and I get two beeps when I try to reset. Have done a restore, still no joy. 

  • Anonymous Sep 11, 2008

    white screen beeeps 2 times

  • Nikki85 Jan 29, 2009

    My ipod was working fine in my car and then when I unplugged it from the radio my screen went white! So I brought it home and restored it back to factory settings but all it does is beep!! HELP!! I cant survive without this thing!

  • Anonymous Feb 20, 2009

    Apple Quality Equipment!!!



    Have had gen 3 nano for barely over a year and only used 5 times...does the same thing. blank screen (even after performing the 5 r's) and two beeps.

    Definitely won't be wasting money on anything Apple ever again!!!!

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Try This next time ....
Not all, but many 5G iPod owners have had issues with the latest iPod updates, I had this problem myself a day ago & was almost ready to send it in for a replacement, some HAVE sent theirs in. Anyways, after updating the iPod the iPod no longer works!! All you get is a blank white screen (White Screen Of Death), 3 beeping tones and you hear the hard drive click. Simply resetting the iPod will do nothing, but get you another three beeps & a click. But to resolve this issue do the following, this had worked for me as well as others...

Extended Reset
1) Move the LOCK to the "ON" position.
2) Move it back to the "OFF" position.
3) Hold the "Centre" button then hold down the "MENU" button until you hear the harddrive make the "click" noise.
4) As soon as you hear the drive "click" press and hold the "Centre" button then press & hold the Play/Pause button, you should then see the Apple Logo" like normal and it should then start up like with no problem.

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There is a panel behind the LCd screen and its screwed.. Its covered under warrantynso use it while you still have it..

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I've taken a screen from a faulty 4GB nano which just shows the iPod support error sign and put it in an 8GB nano which shows a white screen and beeps twice. Restores with iTunes fine. Even put the screen back again to check and it works fine, so it may not be that the screen's dead!

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All it did was make my music playable again and thats all i wanted ! thank god!

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My ipod screen is white cant see anything

Try resetting the iPod, by holding down the menu and the center button down for 10 seconds.

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if your getting a line hrough the screen.. its possible you have wet it.. try to reset it and see what happens if that doesn't help.. give me a yell
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To reset it just hold down the "Menu" button and the middle button for about 7-8 seconds.
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My ipod nano has a white screen and beeps?

Try reseting it, hold down the "Menu" button and the Middle button for about 7-8 seconds. if that doesn't work then try restoring it, plug it into your computer, open iTunes and select your device, now click "Restore." This will take a few minutes.
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The screen is on, but there is nothing on it

have you tried resetting it?

if not press the center button and the menu button and hold for a couple seconds

And also Make sure you press Center FIRST (hold this down) then press and hold the menu button while keeping the center button held
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Blank White Screen

Make sure you have you user's manual. If you don't have it, go to Apple website.


These are for Nano, but they apply to all iPods:

Reset, Retry, Restart, Reinstall, Restore

Remember these five basic suggestions if you have a problem with your iPod nano. If

one of the following doesn’t help, read on for solutions to specific problems.

â Reset your iPod nano. See “General Suggestions,” below.

â Retry with a different USB port if you cannot see iPod nano in iTunes.

â Restart your computer and make sure you have the latest software updates

installed.

â Reinstall iPod and iTunes software from the latest versions on the web.

â Restore your iPod nano. See “Updating and Restoring iPod Software” on page whatever.
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I left it alone overnight and when i went to charge it da next morning, it waz workin fine.
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Hold the Menu and Center Button until the screen goes blank.
you will then see the apple logo and you should be set.
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