Itunes won't detect Ipod Classic
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Dec 31, 2009 at 02:22 AM
Steven - Apr 19, 2010 at 09:13 PM
Steven - Apr 19, 2010 at 09:13 PM
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Hi there,
Lots of good ideas out there. My iPod classic 8GB all of a sudden stopped being recognized by iTunes 9 and the strange thing happened that my wife's exact same model would work just fine.
Long story short. I installed iTunes 8.1.0.52 (found it on brothersoft.com. That immediately recognized my iPod and the 1.0 firmware which is outdated and seems to be the root cause. After updating to the latest 1.1.2 firmware (for my particular model) it is now again recognized in iTunes 9.
I did remove ALL Apple programs from the main computer and did a total reinstall of iTunes 9 but unsure if this made any difference.
Very disappointed with Apple after this experience.
Bottom line: Try installing an other iTunes version and updating the iPod firmware and see if that fixes the problem.
Lots of good ideas out there. My iPod classic 8GB all of a sudden stopped being recognized by iTunes 9 and the strange thing happened that my wife's exact same model would work just fine.
Long story short. I installed iTunes 8.1.0.52 (found it on brothersoft.com. That immediately recognized my iPod and the 1.0 firmware which is outdated and seems to be the root cause. After updating to the latest 1.1.2 firmware (for my particular model) it is now again recognized in iTunes 9.
I did remove ALL Apple programs from the main computer and did a total reinstall of iTunes 9 but unsure if this made any difference.
Very disappointed with Apple after this experience.
Bottom line: Try installing an other iTunes version and updating the iPod firmware and see if that fixes the problem.
Jan 26, 2010 at 02:37 PM
I had an old Itunes 7 installation-file and installed it on a computer with no Itunes previously installed. I loaded a couple of mp3 files into Itunes and connected the Ipod. Itunes 7 recognized the Ipod immediately and syncronized it without any problems.
Then I moved the Ipod to the first computer with Itunes 9, and again it was recognized and synchronized.
I didn't even update the firmware (which is 1.3). I healed it simply by connecting it to an old version of Itunes.
Strange but true.