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Mar 23, 2016 5:06 AM in response to jamilaroseby Kenichi Watanabe,That often mean the iPod's hard drive has become faulty. Try to start up the iPod in Disk Mode
Putting iPod into Disk Mode - Apple Support
Then, connect to your computer running iTunes. If iTunes picks it up, it may prompt you to do a Restore with a message about "recovery." If you're OK with erasing the iPod, proceed with the Restore. If the problem is data corruption on the iPod's storage (no hardware problem), the Restore will fix it.
If the iPod does not go into Disk Mode, or the Restore fails, the iPod's hard drive is probably faulty.