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Many people face different problems with their iPod devices. iPod restore issues, blue, black or white screens, erase, connect and transfer problems, iPod will not turn off (!), iPod falls into water, videos are not displayed correctly, is damaged during the audio reproduction and more. The problem is that many of these problems can be solved by basic troubleshooting routine every time you face a greater or lesser problem with your iPod. - Firstly, you must make sure your iPod is for! Many people were so enthusiastic with their iPods forget that the iPod remains an electronic device that uses batteries. A battery must be fully charged. Does not need batteries or electricity, or iPod. So, make sure the batteries are fully charged and properly before turning on your iPod. - Restore the iPod. You will find all information you need to restore your iPod to Apple’s website. Always restore your iPod with the latest software updates. Note that restoring your iPod, you lose all your songs and other files and settings are restored to their original values. - If you can connect your iPod to your computer via USB or FireWire port, try a different port. Perhaps through no fault of your iPod, but a USB or FireWire port fault instead. Try restarting the computer if the problem persists. Large number of compatibility issues have been reported, particularly with Windows XP. A simple system restart might be the solution to your problems with iPod connectivity. - Another common mistake is the failure of the switch. If you forget to lock the switch in position your iPod screen lock image will appear telling you that you must turn off before you turn on your iPod. Many of the new iPod users tend to forget the Hold switch and then believe that there is something wrong with your iPod while trying to ignite the device. - Try the iPod. This solves many problems in general. To restore the iPod to connect to the iPod AC adapter and plug the adapter into an outlet. You can also connect your iPod to a computer built in FireWire port. Turn the switch off again. Finally, press the Play / Pause button and hold until the iPod logo. - Keep your iPod firmware update. Keep the firmware update over time. Make sure you always have the latest firmware version for your iPod. You can download the latest firmware version for free at Apple’s website. Also, try reinstalling the iTunes software. Always the latest version of iTunes installed. You can download the latest version of iTunes for free at Apple’s website. It is not always blame the iPod, if something goes wrong. Use common thinking troubleshooting techniques before the iPod into the trash.