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Jan 10, 2013 4:25 PM in response to CIAwesomeby CIAwesome,fixed it, what you have to do is go through every step, but instead of pressing IO go to power/battery (i forgot what it it) go through all those tests, if yhey come up possitive (and it passes all of them) (oh yea, do do the IO test to test the hard drive) now after this try to restore the iPod, it restored on my first try after checking the power, but it may take more, judging by my luck it may take up to 5 tries, may be more, so i now have a succesful hard drive.... i love the iPod classic.... ITS A HARD DRIVE WITH A SCREEN, this has more storage than my 2000 dell desktop, lol, whats not good about extra storage, plus a screen to access some of it..... ITS A HARD DRIVE WITH A SCREEN!
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Jan 10, 2013 5:40 PM in response to CIAwesomeby Nadmom,Hi, have new ipod classic. It has never synced with itunes. It installs and shows up under devices but not on the computer nor with itunes. I have tried everything. If I disable it then open itunes it says it recognizes a corrupt ipod and asks to restore but the ipod is disabled and keeps connnecting and disconnection on it's own. When I click the restore button itunes locks up and I have to manually shut it down. Then the next time I connect it and open itunes it isn't recognized. I have tried everything listed that I am able too with itunes not recgonizing it. Here are my stats:
retracts: 0
reallocs: 0
pending sectors: 0
poweron hours: 15
start/stops: 432
temp: current 30c
temp: min 17c
temp: max 55c
Any other suggestions? I can return it but what a pain, plus it was purchased several months ago and given as a Christmas gift. thanks
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Jan 11, 2013 12:41 AM in response to Nadmomby turingtest2,The iPod's temperature should stay in the range 0-50 deg. C. Going outside of that may damage components. The fact that you haven't ever had it work properly and that high temp. would make me want to swap it out for a new unit rather than attempt any more troubleshooting.
tt2
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Jan 11, 2013 4:15 AM in response to CIAwesomeby CIAwesome,my ipod froze igain and i tried restoring twice these are my NEW stats:
retracts:36
reallocs:496
pending sectors:8
poweron hours:90
start/stops:2804
notice the change from
reallocs:50
to
reallocs:496
in 8 hours, i was asleep.... i think my hard drive is failing
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Jan 11, 2013 11:43 PM in response to turingtest2by dojun,my ipod classic always freeze when i try to sync with itunes. i happened 7 days ago since i installed new version of itunes and restore my ipod. This is my stats:
retracts 4
reallocs 16376
pending sectors 0
power on hours 99
start/ stops 16225
temp current 31 c
i know my reallocs is really bad. what should i do now?
thank you so much
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Jan 12, 2013 4:38 AM in response to turingtest2by dojun,oh my god, what should I do now? my ipod still can be cured, right? or ......
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Jan 12, 2013 4:52 AM in response to dojunby CIAwesome,Yea, looks bad to me too, but there's always away to fix it. Is it really old? But I think it can, just restore a couple times, it might work, I had a lot but they seemed to be better now, if it won't restore after like 5 tries check your reallocs, if they went up a ton, then you will probably have to replace the hard drive. How many gigs does your iPod have, and what gen, mine is an iPod classic 5th gen with 30GB, a replacement for mine wouldn't cost much, reply soon. THx ;)
-CIA
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Jan 12, 2013 5:04 AM in response to CIAwesomeby dojun,it's 4 years old, 160 GB. the problem is it won't sync and everytime i try to sync with itunes, itunes become freeze and i must restart my laptop again and again. i can't restore my ipod because it doesn't show up in itunes . but my ipod still can be used in disk mode. someone said to me it might be because of my laptop has lots of virus, but i'm not sure. so stressssssss. i really need your help. thx
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Jan 12, 2013 5:12 AM in response to dojunby CIAwesome,Put it in dfu mode, not disc hold the menu and select button for twelve secs, it will help the iPod change its software, and my iPod freezes when it syncs, only after syncing for 5 mins try this... Worst comes to worst, you get a new hard drive, but it may be more costly, maybe get a new refurbished iPod of amazon, first try DFU,
-CIA
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Jan 23, 2013 11:36 AM in response to turingtest2by dfogarty84,Not holding out much hope but here goes. Ipod classic 160gb. 2 years old.
My results:
retracts: 7
reallocs: 11144
pending sectors: 344
poweron hours: 517
start/stops: 31574
temp: current 23c
temp: min 7c
temp: max 55c
Was working perfectly until yesterday. Connected it to computer and windows said it needed to check disk for errors (scan and fix). I clicked ok and let it do its thing. When i opened itunes everything on the ipod had disappeared.
I have format the ipod, restored it multiple times. Ran a full disk check whick didnt show any errors. Did everything that was suggested here. The ipod is recognized by the computer. Recognized in itunes.
I have tried copying music to it, 1 album at a time. That works for a while as normal but then it starts to copy music very very slowly before eventually freezing itunes and I cant safely eject the ipod. What music did copy to the ipod works fine.
Is it buggered?
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Jan 28, 2013 1:48 PM in response to familyfishnby zelma143,hi
I have 120gb classic ipod
Retracts = 60
Realloc = 0
Pending Sectors= 0
Power on Hrs = 34
Start / Stops = 65
Temp Cur = 30C
Temp Min = 19C
temp Max 43C
when I connect to pc it's saying currepted and when I try to restor its saying unknown error 1493. in about I can't see free space. all space reserv other. there is not anything actually. i'm using window xp so I can't able to open hard drive in my computer. it's say need to format and when I try to format. nothing happened..
so now??
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Jan 28, 2013 5:52 PM in response to zelma143by turingtest2,The stats don't look like a problem. Try a DFU restore. Connect the iPod to the USB cable then press Menu & Select like a normal reset but keep holding for 12 seconds. The device should reboot as normal and then the screen should go blank. iTunes should detect a device in "recovery mode" and offer to restore it. With luck this time it will be successful.
Other things to try are a different lead, a different computer or a different operating system. i.e. ask a friend with a Mac to try restoring it.
tt2