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• I recently bought an iPod Touch 5th generation I factory reset the iPod and deleted all data. It does not allow me to enter the iPod, I do not have the original owner their Apple ID and password. But he forgot his password. What should I do?

  I just need help man.

  The original owner may change his password here: Apple - my Apple ID.

  These are the measures that must be taken to remove its ID to find my iPhone if it does not want to provide you with password:

  Turn off find my iPhone Activation Lock - Apple Support

  Good luck

  GB

• nItunes not recognizing Ipod

  Hello

  For some reason, my Itunes decided today not to recognize my Ipod (nano, 7th generation). I tried to uninstall and reinstall Itunes, reset the Ipod and deleted the folder, "lockdown".  It appears in the file Explorer when I connect, but when the error message appears and I press 'OK' he no longer appears. I connected the Ipod to another pc and it works (the latter has an earlier version of Itunes).  Would appreciate any help you could provide. Windows pc

  Thank you

  Given that you have confirmed that the iPod works with another PC, if you use the same docking cable, the cause must be on your usual PC.  The PC and iPod connect, so the problem seems to be with the iPod not recognized by iTunes.

  FYI - an iPod nano does not run any version iOS. It has its own software for the iPod.

  Normally, you don't need to uninstall iTunes before installing an update, and this can actually cause a problem.  If you did it because you had a problem after installation of an update and you just uninstalled iTunes, you may want to completely uninstall iTunes and associated software components.  This Apple documents lists the components of the installation of iTunes and the precise order to uninstall

  Remove and reinstall iTunes and software for Windows 7 and later versions - Apple Support components

  After removing all parts of the installation of iTunes as described, download and install the latest version available

  https://www.Apple.com/iTunes/

• Sync iPod very old classic in my musical library of MacBook Pro

  My husband has an old, classic iPod (remember the year), and I would add my iTunes library (songs) for what is already on the iPod.   When I connected the iPod to my 2011 MacBook Pro, set iTunes to update iPod to the latest version of the software, but then do not synchronize.  When I plug my iPod to more recent (2011) model, it automatically up-to-date with my iTunes library.  Why don't the old iPod to date as well?

  Thank you

  Katrina

  If the iPod is currently to synchronize with your husband iTunes library, it doesn't syncs automatically with your (different) iTunes library, unless you change the association so that it syncs with your iTunes library.  The iPod can only using automatic synchronization ( synchronization music setting) with one iTunes library at a time.  If you change the binding so that the iPod will sync with your iTunes library, content current iPod is deleted and replaced with the content in your iTunes library.

  To do this, select the iPod in iTunes (click on its button on the device on the horizontal bar) to show the settings screen in the iTunes window.  The side left (in the sidebar), under settings, click music.  Right, parameters of music on the iPod screen.

  NOTE: All of the songs from the iPod that are not in your iTunes library will be lost.  If there is a problem, thanks for posting

  Check the box to Sync music.  This enables automatic sync and combines the iPod to your iTunes library.  If your library iTunes music can fit on the iPod, you can choose the option synchronize entire music library.  Then click apply.  iTunes syncs your music to the iPod, by replacing its existing content.  Further, iTunes automatically keeps your iPod 'in phase' with your iTunes music library when you connect (or click sync , if already connected).

• My iPod Classic will not be synchronized with my new MacBook

  I recently got a new MacBook Pro and uploaded on most of my old iTunes library to my new computer from my old computer (also a MacBook Pro, even though I had for almost 7 years).   I plugged my iPod 160GB Classic (running on 2.0.5) I had bought on iTunes to sync music, but he's not going on the iPod even if the music is displayed on my iTunes.  The iPod appears in iTunes and when I hit "sync" the screen of my iPod says that it is syncing, but nothing happens.  Nothing has been removed from the iPod, but in nothing added.  I still have the old MacBook, but I would stop using it, but of course, I want to be able to update my iPod with new content.  What should I do?

  If the iPod is currently sync with the old MacBook, it syncs automatically for the new MacBook, unless you change this association.  iPods can use an automatic synchronization with iTunes at the same time the library, because sync ("synchronize") means iTunes prevents iPod identical to one iTunes library (or a portion of this library that you select).

  You can set the iPod to automatically synchronize with the iTunes library on the new MacBook.  In the process, the iPod is deleted and the content of the new MacBook iTunes library is synced to iPod.

  OR, you can transfer your iTunes full of the old MacBook to the new MacBook.  Then, iTunes on the new MacBook looks like iTunes on the old MacBook (with the exception of versions of iTunes-related changes) with ALL your songs (and other media) as well as supporting data, such as playlists, play count, ratings, date added, etc.  Your iPod may be seen as the iTunes library (on the new MacBook) same (old MacBook) iTunes library, because it IS the same iTunes library.

  I think that it is better to transfer the full iTunes library...  This document describes how to back up your iTunes library on an external drive.

  Back up your iTunes library by copying to an external drive - Apple Support

  The first step "consolidating" your iTunes data in the iTunes folder, which is located in your folder music user account.  Mac, if you use the default settings in iTunes, all your iTunes data should already be in the iTunes folder to a user, but it does not hurt to do this step.  The second step copies the folder iTunes on an external drive. The third step restores the backup of the iTunes of the external drive folder. in your case, "restore you" (copy) for the new Mac to replace the iTunes folder that is there.  To do this with iTunes does NOT.  As you add new songs for the new iTunes folder, you must delete it not; Move it to a new location, such as the desktop.  Then copy the folder iTunes of the external drive instead.  When you run iTunes on the new MacBook, it uses this iTunes folder, which has your old MacBook iTunes data.

  NOTE: You don't have to use an external drive, if you can set up file sharing between two MacBooks.  You can do the second and third steps in one fell swoop by copying the folder iTunes directly from old MacBook MacBook again.

  After you confirm that all seems right in your iTunes library (restored), you can manually add everything that isn't there in the folder iTunes that you moved to the desktop.

• Can I transfer music from iPod Nano again iTunes account without losing any content?

  I had to have a new hard drive installed on my laptop and lost all the data that was on my old hard drive. I have reloaded iTunes but now it obviously does not show me as having any music out there. I have all my music on my iPod Nano. Can I sync the iPod to download on iTunes for re - record my music?

  Since the iTunes library on the new disc is new to the iPod, sync deletes the existing content of the iPod and replace it with the content of the new library (which currently is 'nothing').  By design, iTunes syncing is generally in one direction, from the iTunes library on the computer for iPod (with the exception of songs purchased on iTunes Store).  However, there are methods and third party utilities that can transfer from iPod to computer.  If you do an Internet search on something as 'ipod transfer music', you should get a few useful links, including a CNET article on the subject.

  Once your music files on your new drive, add them to your new iTunes library.  After the confirmation of all your songs are, sync of the iPod as you wish.

• deleted photo albums are reproduced after every ios update

  After every ios update and a reboot there is old on my iphone and ipad photo albums that I deleted a long time ago (I created these albums if you use iphoto, but I deleted them on my mac after I went to photos). To my knowledge, there is therefore no these albums on my mac more. The app iphoto and iphoto library have been entirely removed from my Mac. So, where did they come from? I do not use icloud photo sync or something. Just sync albums selected with my devices via itunes.

  I found a method to remove unwanted albums of my devices first unchecking an album in itunes and then sync again. But on the next update, as if by magic they reappear. Anyone an idea what to do, then these ghost albums don't happen again after my next update?

  Hello there, hkr1234.

  It seems you see sync photo albums on your iOS device that you removed from your iPhoto and Photos for the libraries of Mac. One of the possible reasons for the behavior you see, it's the folder iPod Photo Cache is created when you synchronize your phone always contains the information for these photos. The following Knowledge Base article proposes in-depth measures to remove this folder, in effect, resetting so that it is created again the next time that you sync photos to your device.

  On the folder for Cache Photo iPod

  Delete this folder does not remove the original images in your library, and the file will be recreated the next time you sync photos with your iPhone, iPad or iPod.

  The location of this folder depends on the synchronization options you select in iTunes. In iTunes, if you change the selection in the menu synchronize Photos, it will create a folder iPod Photo Cache (and the previous record will remain).

  Photos, iPhoto or Aperture

  If you're syncing from a photo, iPhoto or Aperture library, follow the steps below to find the folder iPod Photo Cache in its default location:

  1. From the Finder, choose go > home of the bar menu at the top of your computer screen. If you have moved your library of Photos, iPhoto library or Aperture library to a different location, go to this location.
  2. Open the pictures folder and locate the library of Photos, iPhoto or Aperture Library library file.
  3. Control - or right click the file, and then choose view the contents of the Package on the shortcut menu.
  4. In the window that opens, click on and drag the cover Photo iPod folder to the trash.
     Don't delete or change any other file in the library package. Remove or modify other files can result in loss of data.
  5. Close the window.

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  A folder on Mac OS X, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, or 10

  The iPod Photo Cache will be in the folder you selected to synchronize with.

  To learn more

  • The Cache Photo iPod folder may be larger than the size of the photos being synchronized.
  • The iPod Photo Cache size can vary depending on the device is synchronized. A device of the higher resolution, more iPod Photo Cache will be.
  • If you are synchronizing with multiple devices, your iPod Cache can contain several optimizations of the same images.
  • Learn more about how synchronize photos in iTunes.

  Thank you for reaching out to the communities of Apple Support.

  See you soon.

• iPod touch 6th generation will not be displayed in itunes

  So I got an ipod touch 6th generation, brand new today. I have a bunch of songs on my computer I want to put on it, but the ipod will not be displayed in itunes.

  I'm on Windows 10, the latest version of itunes and I tried to restart the ipod and the computer several times in order to put in place. I deleted the apple driver put it into every usb port, reset all warnings dialog, I reset the iPod and deleted everything and started around and still nothing.

  I think that the problem lies in the fact that I was not prompted to trust the computer. I think I could have been, but the text was gone too fast so I don't know if I clicked on Yes or no. Does anyone have an idea what to do?

  iTunes: fix iPhone or iPod not detected Windows 10

  See

  iPhone, iPad, or iPod not recognized in iTunes for Windows

  -I would like to start by

  Remove and reinstall iTunes, QuickTime, and other software components for Windows XP

  or

  Remove and then reinstall iTunes and other components of software for Windows Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8

  -New cable and another USB port

  -Run this and see if the help of results to determine the cause

  iTunes for Windows: test synchronization Device

  See also:

  iPod not recognized by iTunes in windows

  Troubleshooting problems with iTunes for Windows updates

  -Try on another computer to help determine if a computer problem or iPod

  Maybe:

  http://www.igeeksblog.com/accidentally-clicked-Don ' t-trust-iphoneipad-cancellation.

• iOS music player glitches

  Hello everyone. A year ago, I received an iPod touch of 128 GB. It has been a very good product, and I have never had a problems with it, apart from a few strange occurrences with iOS music player app which unfortunately have very frustrating and time consuming.

  I'm a huge music fan, that's why I had the 128 GB model, and more 11 000 songs, I knew that I would need additional memory. I have a few apps that I use rarely (like Facebook, maybe Instagram here and there), but 99% of the time that I use to load music on and listen to music while commuting, out for a walk, etc. Due to the huge amount of music on the iPod itself, I like to keep everything organized. Everything is sorted by album with the correct application. Apart from its use very light app and listen to music on a daily basis, I was very good the iPod itself. Never fell never hastily disconnected while it was music of loading or the clock or anything else that could cause damage or errors. The music on my iPod is mainly the MP3 files mixed with some iTunes purchases.

  The first question that happened a few months back. I plugged my iPod to add a few new albums as usual. This time, when I went to load the songs on, I noticed the message "waiting to update iPod" in iTunes popped up, as it does when you load new songs, except that this time that it's stuck. After a while, then wait, I opened the music app on my iPod to see if something had indeed been added, and most of my album artwork has been removed. I was slightly irritated, due to the fact that I took so much time to keep everything organized and to ensure that all my albums had cover art. The songs were not just loading to the iPod, I decided to pull the plug, and try again. This time, after an another VERY long update message, he began to start to synchronize my music even if I didn't ask for. It took awhile, even once due to the fact that I have more 11 000 songs on my device. Once this has been done, I'll always missing most of my album art. What more, he would go through this long sync every time I tried to add new music on my iPod. At this point I was pretty tired, so I did a cleanup of all the music on my iPod which was the only thing that seems to help and added the new. Things seemed fine, then the same problem happened again not too long after. The only thing that seemed to fix it was once more the removal of all music and adding back all. This time, I went to iTunes and turned off everything related to synchronization. I don't use icloud, I turned off auto-sync when iPod is connected and made sure I had manually manage music checked as I normally would.

  Once I did that, the problem seems to have stopped. Months went by, no problem at all. I added music from both my desktop AND portable computer without a problem. Again, it was MP3 was some iTunes store purchases.

  Then just earlier today when I went to add some newly downloading the songs on my iPod, the synchronization message has come once again and pasted and of course, when I went to check my app iPod music... many of my albums were once again absent from works of art and he would try and sync music and artwork on my iPod whenever I try to add more music. I was very disappointed, I went into the settings of my iPod and deleted all my music to add everything back. However, this time when I looked my iPod in iTunes, it shows all my songs still there, but when I look at the app music on the iPod itself, it shows as empty with no songs on the device. So, I had to go through each individual song on my iPod (again, more than 11,000 songs) and delete them manually through iTunes. Ugh.

  I could find very little about it online. Has anyone else had problems with the iPod or the iOS iPhone music app done strange things with the album artwork through the very long process of update or synchronization? It's getting a lot of your time to keep having to add songs all the time, especially with such a large music library. Or, is it something I'm doing wrong or could do to solve this problem?

  Thank you very much for your help!

  I guess that your music is on your desktop computer and your iPod and you use iTunes to manage your music. Some people do not, for any reason any. If you're not, now is a good time to start.

  It says three times, I had to do what you did: "scratched" the music of my camera and I restored via iTunes. The art of music was not appear. But, unlike you, I don't lose any music.

  All the music on your iPod should appear on your computer's iTunes library. It will appear in (home folder) / music/iTunes/iTunes Music, where there is a complete list, alphabetical all your tracks.

• Delete photos from iPod 7th addition

  How to remove photos from nano 7th edition iPod

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• Cannot delete music from my iPod shuffle

  I have music on my iPod shuffle but want to change it.  When it is plugged into my mac and I open iTunes, I can click on the playlist button change and it brings up the list of music. However, nothing happens when I press on Delete on the song I want to delete. What I am doing wrong?

  Have you tried the following?

  If the sidebar of iTunes (on the left of the window) is not visible, in the menu bar, under display, select see the sidebar.

  In the sidebar, under DEVICES, select the shuffle.  Click on the small triangle to the left of the name shuffle, to fall to the bottom of his list of contacts (indented under the shuffle).  Click on music here.  The list of songs on the shuffle appears to the right.  Select the song you want to remove the random and press delete on the keyboard.  You can select more than one song at the same time.

• deleting podcasts from iPod

  How can I remove my iPod nano podcasts

  You synchronize them with the iPod automatically, by setting up the screen of the iPod Podcast settings in iTunes?  Or load them onto the iPod manually, drag and drop the podcast episodes from iPod to iTunes from your library of podcasts?

  How to delete podcasts on iPod depends on how you put on the iPod.

• How do I remove songs from my iPod touch 5th generation without deleting?

  How do I remove songs from my iPod touch 5th generation without deleting? I tried, but I don't want to delete or iTunes. I just want what they on iTunes on my computer. ONLY!

  To remove all music go to settings > general > use > storage > storage management > music > tap Edit in the top-right, then press the sign less than all music

• Detcts iPod but ITunes "cannot correctly identify" uninstalled iTunes and then re-installed. Restarted laptop. Folder deleted Apple Lockdown, rebooted, still could not "identify correctly.

  ITunes detects the iPod, but 'cannot correctly identify' uninstalled iTunes and then re-installed. Restarted laptop. Folder deleted Apple Lockdown, rebooted, still could not "identify" during each step, also disconnected iPod USB port.

  Try the following (in that order).  Looks like you're using Windows (not a Mac), so I'll make this assumption...

  Shut down (power off) the computer, disconnect all the USB devices.  Plug the laptop power adapter, so that it does not work on battery power.  Do this Reset (reboot), the iPod

  Learn how to reset your iPod - Apple Support

  Start computer, run iTunes and connect the iPod to a USB direct on the laptop by itself.  If there is no difference, put the iPod in Disk Mode

  Put the iPod in disk - Apple Support Mode

  Then connect to the laptop again, always by himself.  If iTunes picks it up, he may ask you to do a restore with a message on the "recovery."  If you're OK with deletion of the iPod, do the restore.  See if the iPod is "correctly identified" after restoration.

  If the problem persists, you said you uninstalled and reinstalled iTunes, but may not have uninstalled iTunes and associated software components.  Follow the steps in this document to uninstall an iTunes installation components, in the order described all listed

  Remove and reinstall iTunes and software for Windows 7 and later versions - Apple Support components

  Then, reinstall the latest version of iTunes

  http://www.Apple.com/iTunes/

• My ipod touch music, games and contacts have been deleted. How can I recover?

  3rd generation iPod touch a music, games and deleted contacts. How can I recover these files. I have a backup in icloud.

  Restore the backup to iCloud. Note that the backup did not include non-iTunes purchases has been synchronized to the iPod.

  To restore backup see:

  Restore your device from an iCloud or iTunes backup - Apple Support If you restore from a backup of iCloud apps will be automatically downloaded. If you restore from backup iTunes, applications and music must be in iTunes since synchronized as music media library and apps are not included in the backup of the iOS device what iTunes does.

  You can re-download most of iTunes purchases by:

  Download after purchase from the App Store and iTunes Store iBookstore