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Resetting a "Stuck" iPod — #2

Use a screwdriver and a vice - see if there's a bug inside by opening the sucker up. No, please dont. I have no advice to give than for you to get a to a computer, and see if it s…
MacNN Troubleshooting by SLiMeX

Resetting a "Stuck" iPod — #3

This happened to my friends Nano. I tried the same things that you did. Unfortunately I don't think he was able to do anything without his computer.
MacNN Troubleshooting by kpne1home

Resetting a "Stuck" iPod — #4

Can you run it all the way down, and then connect it to charger? Menu Select and then Select and << should take you to diagnostics.
MacNN Troubleshooting by vmarks

Resetting a "Stuck" iPod — #5

My 5G video does that too often. I just toggle the hold button on and off then press and hold the menu and select buttons at the same time for about 5 seconds and it works every ti…
MacNN Troubleshooting by GuyWithACamera

Resetting a "Stuck" iPod — #6

Using the updater to restore the ipod worked for me. My nano had gotten stuck in disk mode after the battery had run most of the way down. If holding down the menu and select b…
MacNN Troubleshooting by sharkabee

Resetting a "Stuck" iPod — #7

Well remember you guys, you have to toggle the hold switch on and off then hold down the Menu+Select bottons for about 6 seconds for the reset to work properly.
MacNN Troubleshooting by lilford

Resetting a "Stuck" iPod — #8

The overall problem was that the iPod was not responding at all, and given that it was pretty well charged, it looked like it was going to take a very long time for it to run down.…
MacNN Troubleshooting by ghporter

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #3

Quote: Originally Posted by jamil5454 Yes, it is true. They say 30-60 days which is like between may and june, but people say in june. hmmm
MacNN PowerPC by thursdaythrice

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #4

Makes sense w/r/t the low-end model; the PowerBook never offered much more above the iBook except DVI and screen spanning, both of which I'd expect to see in the MacBook. I'd expe…
MacNN PowerPC by mduell

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #5

Quote: Originally Posted by mduell I'd like to also see 1.66Ghz Core Duo 1x1GB DDR2-667 13.3" 1280x800 screen (16:10, not 16:9) X1300 128MB 80GB 5400RPM SATA HDD SuperDrive Wi…
MacNN PowerPC by volcano

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #6

Me, too. If I had the money, that is. My brother and sister are waiting to buy the new MacBooks. So 30 days would be much better than 60. Especially since my sister needs one prett…
MacNN PowerPC by grinder

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #8

It should because it would be like that macbook without the "Pro" at the end. Me: I would just keep my 14" ibook until its worn out, then get whatever is out by then, because I j…
MacNN PowerPC by Krjat

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #11

Quote: Originally Posted by Krjat Ok I can't have a funny sig because lateralus, the moderator, said so. Darn it. O well, this is my sig now, just a bunch of stuff. If you want …
MacNN PowerPC by Lateralus

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #12

Quote: Originally Posted by Lateralus Nobody said you can't have a funny sig. You just need to have a sig that fits within the guidelines like everybody else; Or you can ju…
MacNN PowerPC by Gabriel Morales

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #14

Quote: Originally Posted by Lateralus The sig was more than 20 lines long. Beyond excessive. Still, Gabriel made a valid point. If you don't want somebody dictating the len…
MacNN PowerPC by Simon

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #16

OK I see, I went to that appletalker site and theres like 50 threads there total. Not trying to be mean or anything like that but would't you have more threads if you are reccomed…
MacNN PowerPC by Krjat

New Ibook Information...is it true? — #17

Just to get back on topic, I think we can expect a sub-$1000 MB model to replace the 12" iBook. It will have a 13" widescreen, Core Solo and integrated graphics. The better model i…
MacNN PowerPC by Simon
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