Please Help IPOD 80g Black

Sounds like you've accidentally touched the repeat button.

1. Play the song.

2. On the Now Playing screen, you will see play and volume controls (bottom of the screen).

Under the album title is a scrubbing bar that indicates the time remaining of the song.

3. A small icon that looks like two circular arrows is on the left side below the scrubbing bar.

Tap this icon once to repeat the album. The icon will turn blue when repeat is activated.

4. Tap the icon again to repeat the current track. The icon will change to show the number 1 inside a blue circle.

5. Tap the icon a third time to turn off repeat. The icon will turn white when it's deactivated.

How to Reset Your iPod b> Toggle the "Hold" switch to the "On" position, then "Off." The "Hold" switch is the small sliding switch on the top of the iPod. Move it to the "On" position to show an orange rectangle. Move it back to the "Off" position to show a white rectangle. Hold the "Menu" and "Center" buttons. Press the 2 buttons at the same time for between 8 and 10 seconds. Your screen will go blank and then boot up with a dark Apple icon. The icon eventually turns bright and brings you back to your main menu once the reset is complete. Check your iPod to make sure it plays properly. If the iPod still does not work repeat the reset process. b> Scroll Wheel and Touch Wheel iPods Move the "Hold" switch from "On" to "Off." Press the "Play/Pause" button and the "Menu" button at the same time. Press both buttons together for approximately 6 to 8 seconds. This initiates the self-running reset process. Make sure the reset was successful. If problems persist you may need to perform the reset process once again. b> iPod Nano Move the on-off switch to the "Off" position that shows the green strip. Leave the iPod Nano in this position for 5 seconds. Move the switch back to the "On" position. Use your iPod Nano to make sure the reset worked properly and all your music is intact. Hope this helps

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Toggle the "Hold" switch to the "On" position, then "Off." The "Hold" switch is the small sliding switch on the top of the iPod.

Move it to the "On" position to show an orange rectangle.

Move it back to the "Off" position to show a white rectangle.

Hold the "Menu" and "Center" buttons.

Press the 2 buttons at the same time for between 8 and 10 seconds.

Your screen will go blank and then boot up with a dark Apple icon.

The icon eventually turns bright and brings you back to your main menu once the reset is complete.

Check your iPod to make sure it plays properly.

If the iPod still does not work repeat the reset process.

Scroll Wheel and Touch Wheel iPods

Move the "Hold" switch from "On" to "Off."

Press the "Play/Pause" button and the "Menu" button at the same time.

Press both buttons together for approximately 6 to 8 seconds.

This initiates the self-running reset process.

Make sure the reset was successful.

If problems persist you may need to perform the reset process once again.

iPod Nano

Move the on-off switch to the "Off" position that shows the green strip.

Leave the iPod Nano in this position for 5 seconds.

Move the switch back to the "On" position.

Use your iPod Nano to make sure the reset worked properly and all your music is intact.

Hope this helps

hold the select and menu buttons until the apple logo shows up, then quickly switch to holding the select and play buttons, this should put it into "disk mode." plug into itunes and click restore.

Will your ipod show up in My Computer? If it does, you might try right clicking on the icon, select properties. Go to the Tools tab and perform a disk check. You may try www.ifixipodsfast.com He may be able to help you if it is a hardware problem/

Please restore it and check

I have had the same problem on my sisters ipod. Unfortunately I could not fix it. You can take it down to the apple store and have their genius bar look at it, even though most of the time I know more about ipods than they do they will at least be aware the problem exists. I pulled the hard drive out and put it into another iPod to test it. The hard drive is fine. My best guess is that a transistor or something on the circuit board went bad and is not allowing for that function. What I did was sold it on eBay as broken for $86 bucks. I then went to apple.com/store and scrolled to the bottom left of the page and they sell refurbished ipods that appear new with the same warrenty as a new one. We bought my sister a 80GB classic for $179 minus the $86 we got from the broken one. It was nice to have the new one for less than a $100 total. It's either that or find someone that knows how to replace the circuit board which costs around $70 bucks used. Good luck.

I am now having the same plroblem. Error -48 code keeps popping up

Try restoring the ipod, this will erase all music from your ipod so make sure its backed up. it erases all of your ipods software and reinstalls it this will almost definitly fix your problem. if it doesnt, than the problem may be mechanical

contact me if my solutions doesnt work as hoped, or for further help.

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