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[blindipod] Re: Mini 1st generation help

  • From: "Sylvia Alvaro" <sylvia0526@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: <blindipod@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 18 Mar 2007 12:17:34 -0400
Hi Cherryl,
There is an Ipod restore utility that is available. I have it if you would like 
it. It should restore your Ipod to its factory settings. Write me off list.
Sylvia.

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: cherryl 
  To: blindipod@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 
  Sent: Saturday, March 17, 2007 11:48 PM
  Subject: [blindipod] Mini 1st generation help


  Hello everyone.

  I am a new person on this list.   My Name is Cherryl, and I am from BC. 
Canada.

  Now on to my questions.

  I have an Apple mini Ipod which was purchased from someone.  This mini ipod 
is not recognized by windows.  What happens,
  When I plug it in to the USB, I get a message saying "this ipod needs to be 
reformatted would you like to open Itunes so your ipod can be restored?"  Of 
course, I hit the ok button, and when itunes opens, it tells me "this ipod 
appears to be corrupt, please restore it so it can work correctly".  When I 
finally find the right restore, it then lets me know that it can not download 
the right software as the source "ipod" is not found.

  I have been searching on the net for any "fix or recovery" tools, and haven't 
had too much luck.

  What seems very odd to me is that once in a while, I will see the ipod in 
itunes.

  I can tell you, it does show up as an F drive in explorer.  When I go to the 
add new hardware, it is listed as an apple ipod.

  I am very frustrated and puzzled.

  Any thoughts, suggestions, ideas.... would sure be appreciated.

  I should let you all know, I am a blind individual and I live on my own, 
which means no sighted help.

  Thank you all in advance.

  Cherryl




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