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iPod touch How to change language back to english from chinese?
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So are you saying that you cannot navigate the menus because they're in another language? Or will the language simply not go back to English.
OK, press the Settings icon (with the cogs), then the menu option with the cogs. Next, choose the option second from the bottom, followed by the topmost option. English should be in the list if you've done it right 
Note that the Chinese keyboard will still be available unless you explicitly disable it afterwards.
Note that the Chinese keyboard will still be available unless you explicitly disable it afterwards.
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Which one is the cogs like what is a cog
OK, press the Settings icon (with the cogs), then the menu option with the cogs. Next, choose the option second from the bottom, followed by the topmost option. English should be in the list if you've done it right
Note that the Chinese keyboard will still be available unless you explicitly disable it afterwards.
Which one is the cogs like what is a cog
hey, can anyone help me?
i just got and ipod touch
i've done something to my itunes and if i go to itune or the apps on my touch its in french... the rest of the touch is in english
on itunes on my pc most of it is in english but theres "genius" in french.
i tried deleting itunes from my pc and reinstalling but it hasnt made a difference
ive never used itunes or an ipod before so im totally lost
can anyone help?
i just got and ipod touch
i've done something to my itunes and if i go to itune or the apps on my touch its in french... the rest of the touch is in english
on itunes on my pc most of it is in english but theres "genius" in french.
i tried deleting itunes from my pc and reinstalling but it hasnt made a difference
ive never used itunes or an ipod before so im totally lost
can anyone help?
ne-nor, from what I recently discovered, it's quite simple.
The App Store and iTunes Store take over the system language of your computer (Mac or PC).
Normally I speak Dutch, but for practicing my French (I have exams in French in the near future) I switched my system language to French.
When I connected my iPod and synced it, afterwards I discovered the App Store was also in French, while the rest of the interface of my iPod remained in Dutch. iTunes on my Mac, was in French (since that is the system language), and so is the iTunes Store.
Hope this relates to your question. It's not a definite answer, but deleting iTunes might diminish the chance to change it to another language...
Possible suggestion: re-sync the device to iTunes when making sure your system language is in English.
It can be found somewhere in the Control Panel or System Preferences, then International (Mac) or Regional and Language Settings (Windows). Just out of the mind...
Hope it helps.
The App Store and iTunes Store take over the system language of your computer (Mac or PC).
Normally I speak Dutch, but for practicing my French (I have exams in French in the near future) I switched my system language to French.
When I connected my iPod and synced it, afterwards I discovered the App Store was also in French, while the rest of the interface of my iPod remained in Dutch. iTunes on my Mac, was in French (since that is the system language), and so is the iTunes Store.
Hope this relates to your question. It's not a definite answer, but deleting iTunes might diminish the chance to change it to another language...
Possible suggestion: re-sync the device to iTunes when making sure your system language is in English.
It can be found somewhere in the Control Panel or System Preferences, then International (Mac) or Regional and Language Settings (Windows). Just out of the mind...
Hope it helps.