Nano help

[SarzN]

ok mine ALWAYS displays the do not disconnect image when its plugged in...ive tried clicking the eject BUT that DOESNT work...so its brand new nd screwed up already ne one know what to do?

 

[mad jew]

Have you enabled disk usage in the iPod preferences?

 

[lamina]

Before you plug it in, hold down the menu and center buttons simultaneously until it reboots.

Then use as usual, see if that helps.

 

[mad jew]

And if that gets nowhere, try a restore using the latest iPod Software Updater. This will erase everything kept on the iPod though.

 

[SarzN]

Have you enabled disk usage in the iPod preferences?

how do i do that?

 

[mad jew]

It's in the iTunes preferences. Select the iPod pane and there should be a check box. Enabling this will mean you must eject the iPod manually each time. However, sometimes iTunes gets confused and thinks you're still transferring data so it won't let you. Usually works after a few attempts though.

 

[SarzN]

It's in the iTunes preferences. Select the iPod pane and there should be a check box. Enabling this will mean you must eject the iPod manually each time. However, sometimes iTunes gets confused and thinks you're still transferring data so it won't let you. Usually works after a few attempts though.

it was already checked when i started and it still always displays do not disconnect

 

[SarzN]

it was already checked when i started and it still always displays do not disconnect

ok nvm i got it to work, but i have another question is it true that if i unplug it before its fully charged, that it will never fully charge again?

 

[killmoms]

ok nvm i got it to work, but i have another question is it true that if i unplug it before its fully charged, that it will never fully charge again?

No, this is not true. The Nano (and the new full-size iPod) use Lithium-ion batteries, which don't suffer from the memory problems that old NiCad batteries did. For complete battery care instructions from Apple, check out:

http://www.apple.com/batteries/ipods.html

 

[SarzN]

No, this is not true. The Nano (and the new full-size iPod) use Lithium-ion batteries, which don't suffer from the memory problems that old NiCad batteries did. For complete battery care instructions from Apple, check out:

http://www.apple.com/batteries/ipods.html

thank u

 

[SarzN]

ok last question...can i put pictures on my ipod?...if so how?

 

[skubish]

ok last question...can i put pictures on my ipod?...if so how?

With your ipod connected. Open iTunes and go into Preferences. Select iPod tab and in there you will be able to select a folder to sync pictures from.

 

[SarzN]

With your ipod connected. Open iTunes and go into Preferences. Select iPod tab and in there you will be able to select a folder to sync pictures from.

thanks u

nd everyone else a TON

 

[SarzN]

thanks u

nd everyone else a TON

One more....sorry i dont know how to work this lil thinger

but how do i use the to do nd the calander thing

 

[vouder17]

One more....sorry i dont know how to work this lil thinger

but how do i use the to do nd the calander thing

Once again, go to the iPod preferences, and click the calendar tab, then u can check if you want ur iCal to synchronize.
If u on a PC, i have no idea...