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me10
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Join Date: May 2003
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12-Oct-2008, 03:57 PM
#16
Yes I have but unfortunately its not having any of it.
I have just tried restoring it again but to no avail.
It restores fine but then is still locked
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12-Oct-2008, 11:45 PM
#17
Glad it seems to have recovered somewhat
Try this:
http://coolvibes.typepad.com/cool_vi...tuck_on_h.html
It says:
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http://coolvibes.typepad.com/cool_vibes/2007/05/ipod_stuck_on_h.html
This is the best way to fix your Ipod if it is permanently stuck on hold. I just wanted to share this information with other people because it is the least invasive, but most effective method, and I came up with it myself (with the aid of other information I acquired on blogs such as this). I took of the hold tab and noticed that if I hit a "sweet spot" in there with a thumbtack, the ipod will come off hold. It found the easiest way to find the "sweet spot" was to put in the thumbtack and move it around in a type of circular motion. When it was found, I noted where it was, took a tiny piece of tinfoil and stuffed it tight in the hold button opening. I then replaced the hold tab so that it was really tight. I can't used the hold button anymore, but like I care......at least I have my ipod back. Thanks. Brandon
Posted by: Brandon | March 19, 2008 at 10:26 PM
btp.kickoff
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14-Oct-2008, 10:57 PM
#18
Like tech guy said, you can always just hold down the top and middle buttons together for around 8 seconds (thats what my manuals all say) and that should restart it, thats happened to mine before.
I would say you should jsut get a new ipod soon anyway, because its going to die eventually and if you get a new one you can use your one for rougher things like taking it to work (if you have a rough job) or riding a bike or something without worrying about breaking it. Thats what I did, until the screen of my ipod cracked. That kinda annoyed me :P
btp.kickoff
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Join Date: Jun 2008
14-Oct-2008, 11:00 PM
#19
Oh, unless maybe you meant that the hold button wont turn off, in that case thats happened to mine befre as well, I just held the hold button down quite hard and that did the trick, otherwise you can always take the top off if it is a piece of plastic connected to the ipod. That ended up unintentionaly happening to me at work and I never found it again :P
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