sinhing
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Q: IPod Classic 160GB

My above device not able to connect to iTunes and under recovery mode.

My PC (windows 8.1) and iTunes is up to date.

 

Each time connected to PC and iTunes is activated, nothing happened.

 

Please help.

Posted on Feb 9, 2015 5:35 AM

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sinhing

Q: IPod Classic 160GB

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    judysings judysings Feb 10, 2015 2:34 PM in response to sinhing
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    Feb 10, 2015 2:34 PM in response to sinhing

    Hi sinhing,

    If the iTunes for Windows software is unresponsive when you connect your iPod classic to your PC, consider these troubleshooting steps:

    Resolve issues between iTunes and security software - Apple Support
    http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201413

     

    If you can’t open iTunes, download content, sync your device, or use Home Sharing, you might have an issue with security software. 

    What you might see:

    • iTunes won’t open
    • iPod isn't recognized by iTunes.
    • iPod won't sync with iTunes.

     

    First try these basic steps to see if they resolve the issue. If they don’t, continue to the next section. 

    •  Set the correct date, time, and time zone on your computer. 
    •  Log in to an administrative user account.
    •  Get the latest version of iTunes.
    •  Update OS X or Windows, and update your security software.

    Configure your software

    After you update your security software, configure it to let iTunes communicate through the ports and servers listed here. Configuration steps vary by software, so contact the developer for specifics. Blocked ports are often related to numbered errors in the 3000 range.

    • Ports: 80 and 443
    • Apple servers: 
      • phobos.apple.com
      • deimos3.apple.com
      • albert.apple.com
      • gs.apple.com
      • itunes.apple.com
      • ax.itunes.apple.com        
      • Verisign servers:
      • evintl-ocsp.verisign.com
      • evsecure-ocsp.verisign.com

    Find a more complete list of ports used by Apple products. You might also need to configure your security software to allow specific services to run. 

    Remove your software and proxies

    If your PC or router is using proxy settings, try connecting to the iTunes Store without using an Internet proxy. On a PC, you can use the built-in diagnostics in iTunes to test your connections and generate reports.

    If the issue continues, disable or uninstall your security software temporarily, but first note any licenses and confirm you can reinstall the software. 

    • Restart your computer and try to connect with iTunes again. 
    • Check your hosts file to verify that it's not blocking iTunes from communicating with the update server.

    When you’re done with these steps, re-install and re-enable your security software to keep your system safe. If uninstalling your security software resolved the issue, contact the developer to help you configure the software to work with iTunes.

    I hope this information helps ....

     

    - Judy