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• Cannot restore the iPod

  I read the discussion for corrupt iPod Classic and tried all of the listed suggestions.

  The iPod is not recognized by iTunes (latest version for my MacBook) and does not appear in the Finder.

  When you run the diagnostic tests, he said the "cannot open device" and underneath that says "ERROR!" «Stop diag»

  It does not appear in the disk utility so I can't try to repair the disk.

  I tried restoring the DFU on the MacBook.  When I did this and open iTunes, it appear a message about restoring the iPod and has continued to prepare for the iPod but nothing ever happened.  I left that he connected for at least 20 minutes.

  I also tried to plug it into our Windows laptop and it was acknowledged in the Manager of devices like Apple's USB device, but not in iTunes.

  Any other suggestions?

  See iPod displays an icon 'X' Red - Apple Support. Apple may not have much interest in the classic iPod service. The line was removed some time ago. I would normally say that you look at corrupt iPod Classic, but if the error message indicates that the drive will not mount so you will not be able to read the stats.

  See this recent post by Kenichi Watanabe - Re: iTunes save my iPod Classic 160 Gb -which gives a link to a possible replacement of DIY drive.

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• Get the 1415 error message when you try to restore the iPod shuffle 4th generation

  Cannot restore the iPod shuffle 4th generation - to get the error 1415

  Have you tried the suggestions in the linked document?

  If you see the error 1415, 1417, 1418, 1428, 1429, 1430, 1436 or 1439 during restore or update iPod in iTunes - Apple...

  Is your computer running iTunes on a Mac or Windows PC?  If Windows, what version?

• try to restore the ipod because it has been disabled, but I get an unknown error 3194

  my daughter has an ipod touch 6 iOS 8.4 and I believe that my son kept entering the wrong code and now it is disabled and needs to connect to itunes. I tried the steps to restore the ipod, but they did not work. I tried to use find my iphone to clear but he says his ipod is in offline mode, but it is lit. I tried to connect to itunes, and then put the ipod into restore mode, and then he would begin to download the update, but would then give an error. He says, "the iPod could not be restored. An unknown error occurred (3194). »

  If you see error 3194, error 17, or "this device is not eligible for the requested build" in iTunes - Apple Support

• Have to restore the ipod after downloading the update. Question, help please

  Hello!

  I have a large music library on my iTunes and so all my music does not fit on my iPod Classic 160 GB, which is fine.

  I have the latest version (last one that came out) the iPod Classic 160 gb.

  I have the latest version of iTunes.

  I use Windows 7.

  So basically I had no questions for recent years until last week.

  For a long time, I went through my collection of music [in view of SONGS] and placed check marks next to all the songs I want on my ipod.

  It's the way I like it. I have enough free space on my ipod for new music, I get every month so that it works.

  I connect the iPod to iTunes and SYNC my library, and it adds new songs I added to my iTunes library since I'm finally connected.

  Okay - here is the problem.

  Last week, when I connected my iPod Classic to iTunes, I got a saying there was an update to download.

  I am used to what is going on all the time with my iPhone, but I can't remember the last time there was an update for my iPod.

  Intrigued and not think what awkward or troublesome would come from him, I'm agree to download and install the new update.

  When he did download it says that it does not recognize the device (iPod). After searching for hours for help, I finally disconnected, stop, restart and rec-connected my iPod to iTunes.

  He says that he has no music on my iPod. I checked and it was not. He disappeared. ***!?!

  Fortunately, all my music was always in iTunes so I went with my library SYNC (again, I have the titles I want selected already). He said he could only and basically the only option was to reset my iPod to its factory settings. Because the way that my iPod is empty anyway, I thought, fine, so I did. I have restored its original settings.

  Later, I did the same thing after disconnecting. Shut down, restart, clean the cache and the registry, etc and then reconnected the iPod to iTunes. My first thought was maybe I should try to download the update again - since the ipod is empty at this time - what the *, why not - I would rather finish now than get my music on my iPod to be prompted to download new update, and start all over. So I clicked Check For Updates when my iPod was connected to iTunes and it said there is no new update. I don't remember the exact update, but I'm sure it was like 2.05 something, and what I have now (and had before all this happened) was 2.04 or something like that. So does well, no update? No matter what. At this point, I'm SO frustrated - I want just to SYNC my library via checked/selected songs and get back them on my iPod.

  When I went to SYNC, nothing happened.

  So I went to the tab that showed the music and it only gives me the option to SYNC my library of ENSEMBLE music (which is too large and does not fit on my iPod) - OR - I can go through this form on this page and browse and select the ARTISTS that I would like to add.

  It's so frustrating. First of all, I don't want to pass by and re - select all the songs I want to add - the main reason being - he did already - when you click on my library and select the songs view, you can see all the songs that I previously have selected/checked remains unchanged. Second, if I had to do it the way he wants me to all simply by selecting ARTISTS who will not work.

  Sorry for this long crazy question - but basically - how now factory - reset iPod Classic for SYNCING with my iTunes library with the songs of checked/selected, I already have checked - and not to go through and do it by limiting my will and have to select only the artist (not to mention that I did as I want).

  I appreciate any help or insight that someone could offer.

  Much appreciated!

  On the settings screen of the iPod summary (what you see in iTunes when you select iPod), there is a checkbox to Sync only checked songs and videos (wording may be different for your iPod).  Enable (check) this setting in combination with sync entire music library.

• Restore the ipod to iTunes.

  I'm trying to restore my iPod Touch 5 g ios9 settings using iTunes. I get an error message saying there are purchases on your iPod that have not been transferred to iTunes if you restore, you will need to purchase them again. I did everything what apple said to do it with no luck. What should I do?  Here is a picture of the error. PS If you're wondering why red. Red is my favorite color.

  

  A feature introduced with iOS 9 called thinning or slicing app app allows each device to download just the code and resources required by this device, resulting in smaller downloads and a better use of the storage on the device. Therefore the device is no longer the universal version of the application that can be installed on any device to transfer applications is no longer supported. I hope that Apple will bring some changes to how it works, but in the meantime, you can download past purchases from iTunesor activate the automatic shopping app downloads to ensure that iTunes has always the apps you want on your device. As long as you make sure that all of the apps are present and updates in iTunes before you attempt a restore there should be no loss of data. I cannot confirm, but it seems a way to recent update all data are restored and apps that are not in the library are waiting to download from the iTunes Store over Wi - Fi, in a similar way to the restoration of the iCloud way works.

  If you have already used transfer purchases then all your media should have been copied across. You can download all the apps in your purchase history and are still in the store. If you have something that since been deleted, for example Flappy bird, then you have lost the chance to make a security copy.

  Interesting that he said that you would have to buy again. Audio books and video elements are not included in download repeat but apps should be covered and any purchased content would transfer. I would like to backup your device and make use of the file > devices > transfer purchases of aircraft. Use Alt or Ctrl + B to reveal if hidden menu bar. If you have content from more than one Apple ID, your computer must be authorized for each of them. If there is no content not purchased you want to get it back before you wipe see her unit recover your iTunes from your iPod or an iOS device.

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• Cannot restore the ipod touch 6 connected to itunes, 10 39 windows error

  My ipod touch 6 is disabled. I had not yet synced to ITunes, you can't use icloud as location service is disabled on the ipod. Last option is to restore and update when you are connected to the pc (windows 10) and ITunes (latest version installed today). Get an error 39 - which relates to failure to remove photos on the Ipod TOuch - which I just can't do it manually because I can not enter the access code in iPod.  Has raced twice now restore with no result.

  Place your iOS device into Recovery Mode and then connect to your computer and restore via iTunes. The iPod will be erased.

  If the recovery mode does not work, try the DFU mode.

  How to put iPod touch / iPhone in DFU "Karthik doodles."

  Try to restore on another computer

  To learn how to restore:

  iTunes: restore iOS software

• restore the iPod mini to factory settings

  How is - someone restores an old mini iPod to factory settings?

  You use the restore button in iTunes.

  Use iTunes on your Mac or PC to restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod settings - Apple Support

• Windows want to format the iPod, iTunes wants to restore, nothing works...

  Hello

  I bought an iPod nano 7th generation,

  I had iTunes already installed on my pc (surface pro 4 Windows 10).

  If I loaded the iPod with a phone charger, then I plugged into my computer, and two things prompted, 2 first messages from Windows Explorer, saying that the iPod needs to be formatted, then iTunes says that the iPod is corrupted and must be restored.

  So I ignore windows messages and I restored the iPod to iTunes (you download the latest version of its software), but whenever the restoration is finished and iTunes is waiting for the iPod restart, it began in the early, saying it needs formatting and iTunes says the Windows device is damaged.

  I have tried everything, formatting of the iPod, uninstall the drivers, reinstall iTunes, delete the letter of the Disk Manager disk (although the iPod is shown in RAW format).

  Don't know what to do anymore.

  Anyone?

  Try to get someone running iTunes on Windows 7 to restore the device for you. There seems to be a problem with recent versions of Windows 10 reports falsely iPods as having a corrupted disk when they don't. This can prevent the restore process to complete successfully. You can also try a complete tear down and rebuild iTunes, in case there is a different reason for your question. See the second box in troubleshooting problems with iTunes for Windows Update for more details.

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• Can I restore the previous pre Sync ipod. status and if so - how? Thank you very much.

  I had stored on my ipod photos that were not available on my Mac. I synced the ipod and now they ar porabe on either. Can I restore the ipod to further recent synchronization implementation? How?

  You can restore your iPod to sync its previous setting, but that will not recover previous contents of the iPod, so that the content was deleted by iTunes, during a synchronization.

• iTunes cannot read the contents of the iPod

  On a model MC540LL/A iPod running iOS 6.1.6 I get this alert:

  iTunes cannot read the contents of the iPod "IPod of Carl Carlson". Go to the summary in the iPod preferences tab and click on restore to restore the iPod to factory settings.

  There is no summary tab or the restoration.

  I have

  Restore all settings

  Erase content and settings

  along with several others that appear irrelevant.

  Which is appropriate?

  Thank you

  Connect your iPod to your computer and restore via iTunes

  Use iTunes on your Mac or PC to restore your iPhone, iPad or iPod settings - Apple Support

  You can then restore the backup:

  To restore backup see:

  Restore your device from an iCloud or iTunes backup - Apple Support

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT204184

  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

  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201272

• Mini Mac doesn't have firewire port to restore my iPod 1st generation

  I have a very old iPod (first generation, I think, with 4 buttons below the screen and a scroll wheel).  I want to restore the iPod and erase all my music and other data before giving it away to a computer reuse and recycling instead.  When I try to do with iTunes, I get a message saying that I need to connect with Firewire.  But the firewire on my iPod cable connection does not fit the ports Firewire on my Mac Mini to 2012.  Is there another way to restore?

  I have a very old iPod (first generation, I think, with 4 buttons below the screen and a scroll wheel).

  It's actually a 3rd gen iPod, if these four buttons are round buttons touch (this orange glow), in a row between the screen and support on wheel.  It has a connector dock, as later iPods, but he charges that a port FireWire, and you must connect to a FireWire port when you perform a restore.

  You need to connect it to a computer running iTunes to do a restore.  If your Mac mini has a FireWire port, FireWire 800.  You need an adapter like this one, to convert it to a FireWire 400.

  http://eShop.MacSales.com/item/NewerTech/FIR1369AD/

  (You must also FireWire to home cable supplied with iPods).

• iTunes could not copy (name of the song) to the iPod (ipod name) because an unknown error occurred (-50)

  Hello
  I use the latest version of iTunes and 160 GB iPod Classic. I create playlist and drag and drop the files there, he begins to synchronize the songs (update files to iPod, copy) but after a few songs, it gives me this error:
  iTunes could not copy (name of the song) to the iPod (ipod name) because an unknown error occurred (-50)
  After clicking 'ok' on the error message, it shows that the iPod got synced up that song (for example songs 2456) but when I try to delete, for example, each piece in the last playlist so I can send all has couse again once I know not where is the last song, it freezes. I can't even click on safely remove the lower right, it does nothing. When I unplug the iPod and reconnect, it shows that the iPod memory is for example 10 gb full couse songs that got synced up to the error, but it shows them as "other". If I wait a few minutes, it automatically deletes and it for example shows 900 MB is full with others. If I wait for each selection to sync, which always occurs within a song at random, but the rest of the songs that I've waited sync appears as usual. But if I try to send new songs, the same error apears after 3-10 songs constantly. But after that I get the error again, the same thing happens in the freezing point. If I restore the iPod and you try to send the songs again he again Gets a thousands of songs, the process repeats...
  I restored my iPod, I did on this topic of error checking. I use no bitrate convertion. Yes, I tried sending the same files after restoring the iPod, no error. Any ideas?
  Thank you!

  I just use CopyTrans Manager to it. Everything went well.

• How to fix my usb ports? Not correctly recognize the iPod and other devices of storage correctly.

  I had problems with getting my iPod classic 6th generation to be recognized by my computer windows 7.  It works very well but all of a sudden stopped working.  When I connect the iPod, it says on the product than its 'connected' and is in charge, but does not appear on "my computer" or on iTunes.  Now, I supposed that it was a problem with my apple product, but after putting in the store and plug both Mac and PCs, this worked fine, its clear that it is actually a problem with my specific PC.
  All software are up to date and I tried stop and start the unit. (Control Panel > administrative tools > services > device mobile apple).  The PC also recognizes the iPod randomly once in a while and I managed to restore the iPod to factory settings to ensure that there is no problem with the device itself.

  As stated earlier that the iPod is not visible in 'my computer', but when "devices and printers", there are two elements relating to the iPod, appearing almost as if it's two separate devices. the first is "apple ipod usb device" on the devices section and "Apple mobile device USB driver" in the section not specified.  When I click the first device it freezes the computer for awhile.
  I tried to move the ipod to different USB ports that make no difference.  However, when I put in a pen memory USB (TDK 4 GB), it initially also put it in unspecified, but with a yellow warning down logo on the left and when I moved my wireless usb key for my keyboard, it didn't work initially.  These two seem to have resolved themselves in Device Manager...

  In my view, there is a problem with my usb ports grateful drivers. Any idea what I need to do?

  Hello

  Thanks to community Microsoft can help you with your concern for Windows!

  You are facing problems with the USB ports on the computer.

  Method 1:

  Run the troubleshooter of material and check what is happening.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/open-the-hardware-and-devices-Troubleshooter

  Method 2:

  As all devices have same also have USB device associated drivers. Appropriate sometimes drivers not detected after initial installation so reinstalling the drivers can fix the problems.

  You can check after uninstalling and reinstalling USB drivers if you are able to connect. You can disconnect all USB devices and then perform the following steps:

  1. click on start and then click Control Panel.

  2. click on system and Maintenance, click System, and then click Device Manager.

  Note: If Control Panel is in Classic view, double-click System and then click on Device Manager.

  If you are prompted for an administrator password or a confirmation, type the password, or click on allow.

  3. in Device Manager, double-click to expand the "USB Bus controllers", right click on the controller host, click "Uninstall" and click "OK".

  Check that if at all, there is an exclamation point on the pilot, it suggests problems with the installed driver.

  4. Repeat step 2 to uninstall all items under 'USB Bus controllers'.

  Then, restart your computer and Windows 7 will automatically reinstall all USB controllers.

  Method 3:

  You can update the driver from chipset from the web site of the manufacturer and then uninstall and reinstall the device driver updated from the web site of the manufacturer.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  If the problem persists, or you need help on Windows please keep us informed.

  We will be happy to help you!

• "The iPod could not be restored. An unknown error occurred (1433). »

  During an attempted - unsuccessfully - to restore an iPod Classic 160 GB end 2009 (model number A1238, 2173 EMC) model to its factory settings, I repeatedly met the following error message:

  "The '< name >' iPod could not be restored. An unknown error occurred (1433). »

  What can I do to fix this?

  Do the following If you find an error in the 1400 range when you restore or update iPod in iTunes - Apple Support