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Dec 30, AM. Dec 30, AM in response to raab In response to raab. Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: odsmart odsmart. After the restore music would not always copy correctly to the iPod, some times returning with a "Windows Delayed Write Failure", also some songs and videos would not play sometimes requiring a restart reset , sometimes they would return me to the menu straight, and sometimes they would play fine.
Also the hard disk would make a lot of fuss just to select certain songs or videos, I would even have trouble booting the iPod or detecting in iTunes. These things led me to believe either: The hard disk was cactus; The hard disk had bad sectors; Or there was a file system error on the hard disk.
When the iPod got really bad it wouldn't properly detect in iTunes, iPod Access, Anapod or Windows, it wouldn't restore in iTunes, and I couldn't access it through windows explorer even in disk mode as it claimed the disk or the control folder had corrupted. Using some diagnostic tools I discovered the problem was nothing more than a simple and easily fixed FAT32 filesystem error.
The problem is that the iPod uses a FAT32 filesystem which is a 'kind of unstable' but not yet redundant filesystem we used back in the Windows 98 days, I assume it uses this filesystem for compatability reasons as pretty much any pc with Windows 98 or above can access FAT FAT32 stores files in chains, linking one file to another, and branching out like a tree, this system is very easily corruptable due to anything from bad shutdowns or yanking the dock cable of the iPod during copying.
Step 4. And then it will download the firmware for your iPod, and hit Fix Now to go on the repair. Step 5. Once the tool fixed the error on your iPod touch, you can see the following on your screen. In most cases, you will just have to recharge the battery and check if the charging cable is faulty, but from time to time restoring the iOS is the only option you have. Product-related questions? Joy Taylor Last Updated: Jun. Restore iPod via iTunes. Tap on System Repair. Try a different charging cable, power adapter, and power source.
Don't use an adapter or cable that shows any sign of damage. If your device still doesn't turn on, it might need repair. Contact Apple Support. If your iPod turns on but gets stuck during startup If your iPod still won't respond, gets stuck during startup, or persistently displays an Apple logo or , here's what to do: If you're using a Mac with macOS Mojave or earlier or a PC, make sure that your computer has the latest version of iTunes.
Then connect your iPod directly to your computer. Get more help If your device still won't respond, contact Apple Support. Learn what to do when your iPod turns on but doesn't appear in iTunes or displays an error during an update. Published Date: August 16, Are you having trouble syncing your iPod with your computer? Unfortunately, iPod sync issues like this can be common. Luckily, you can resolve many iPod problems by changing a few options here and there on your devices. This guide tells how you can fix the issue with your iPod and get it to sync with your computer successfully.
While checking the cable, you should also review the USB port on your computer. Make sure it works by testing another device with it or following our dead USB port diagnosis guide. If you have a bad port, use another one that works. This basic yet effective method is often overlooked, so make sure to try it before going forward. You can fix most of these minor glitches by simply restarting these apps. Close iTunes or Finder depending on your platform , then relaunch it. Once the program relaunches, connect your iPod and see if your issue is resolved.
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