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Why is my iPod saying no music?
When the iPod shows full but no music, then it is a clear indication that your iPod is corrupted, hence the music files cannot be accessed. If you have backup of your iPod files either on iTunes or external device, you can easily restore your music files in such unexpected situations.
How do I fix a corrupted iPod classic 160gb?
Connect the device to the USB cable, press MENU+SELECT like a standard reset but keep holding for 12 seconds. The device should reboot as normal and then the screen should go blank. Now open iTunes and try to restore again. If all else fails try Erase your iPod – The Super Fix for most iPod Problems.
How do I restore my iPod classic?
To reset iPod nano or iPod classic settings, choose Settings→Reset Settings from the iPod nano Home screen or iPod classic main menu, and then select Reset (or Cancel to cancel). This resets all the items on the Settings menu to their default settings.
Why does my car say no USB?
If your stereo doesn’t recognize the USB device, disconnect and reconnect it again. If there is no playback after reconnecting the device, check the following: Make sure the USB device isn’t empty. Make sure the files in your USB device is compatible with your stereo.
How do I get deleted music back on my iPod?
How Do I Get Back Deleted Music from iPod Touch?
- Step 1 Select your iPod Touch to scan music. Make sure your iPod device is connected to the computer.
- Step 2 Scan iPod Touch to search deleted music. Recoverit Music Recovery will start to scan the iPod device.
- Step 3 Preview and recover deleted files.
Is there a problem with my iPod Classic 160 GB?
To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. I have an old iPod classic 160 GB which has worked fine for years. But suddenly, one week ago, while trying to put in it new music (right now I have about 18,000 songs, more or less) it started having problems with the sync.
What to do if you have no music on your iPod?
If you have backup copy of your files either on hard drive or in iTunes then you can restore files on your iPod. But what if you don’t have either of them? Still there is no need to bother, as it is now possible to recover your files from iPod that shows no music even its memory is filled.
Is there 15GB of Music on my iPod?
When I go into “MY COMPUTER” on windows it still shows that’s there’s 15GB of SOMETHING on my iPod (I had about that much music on my iPod) but iTunes cannot recognize it. What can I do?
What to do if your iPod Classic is not recognized by Itun?
Connect the iPod to XP (put it in Disk Mode), open the iPod in explorer, make hidden files/folders visible. Delete the above files. Connect to the Mac and iTunes. !Warning! You might lose everything (files and statistics) on the iPod. I’ve been seeing the problem repeatedly as well in posts.