Alright that the case:
One of the pupils i work with with disabilities, asked me to put some music on her iPod nano, right?
I don't have an iPod, though i use iTunes as my default player since long time.
I connect the usb cable into the computer, and the new version of iTunes recognize the player though i get the following problem:
After that the ipod get RESTORED, and then the PC recognize the USB connection again, then i get the same message then before, that iTunes has detected a problem and i should restore or try a different USB port.
My usb ports are 2.0, i also tryed with a 1.0 usb port, and nothing worked.
Would be nice if someone could help me with that, otherwise she will get very upset indeed.
What can i do to help her? Is this a common problem with the iPod nano? is there another software which is necessary for the PC to recognize this connection appropriately? (I have the latest version of iTunes already).
PS - She does not have the CD's or manuals for it, and this iPod is brand new, though i think she forgot this installations cds and manuals somewhere she can't find.
Anyone expert with iPod to help "us" out?
PS - I use windows xp pro.
Thanks a lot for the attention!
take care!
Thats the SCREEN SHOOT! i get!
One of the pupils i work with with disabilities, asked me to put some music on her iPod nano, right?
I don't have an iPod, though i use iTunes as my default player since long time.
I connect the usb cable into the computer, and the new version of iTunes recognize the player though i get the following problem:
"Itunes has detected an iPod that appers to be corrupted. You may need to restore this iPod before it can be used with iTunes. You may also try disconnecting and reconnecting iPod."
After that the ipod get RESTORED, and then the PC recognize the USB connection again, then i get the same message then before, that iTunes has detected a problem and i should restore or try a different USB port.
My usb ports are 2.0, i also tryed with a 1.0 usb port, and nothing worked.
Would be nice if someone could help me with that, otherwise she will get very upset indeed.
What can i do to help her? Is this a common problem with the iPod nano? is there another software which is necessary for the PC to recognize this connection appropriately? (I have the latest version of iTunes already).
PS - She does not have the CD's or manuals for it, and this iPod is brand new, though i think she forgot this installations cds and manuals somewhere she can't find.
Anyone expert with iPod to help "us" out?
PS - I use windows xp pro.
Thanks a lot for the attention!
take care!
Thats the SCREEN SHOOT! i get!