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Factory reset iPod without iTunes (password required) Soft reset (restart) iPod to fix frozen iPod With or without iTunes, without or without computer or password, you can easily find the solutions here. This post collects the most practical 4 ways to help you. To get back to the Now Playing screen, tap the Now Playing button in the upper right corner.Whether you want to fix a frozen iPod touch, or wish to factory reset iPod shuffle for data wiping, the only road is to reset iPod.

Tapping the arrow in the upper left corner will take you back to the different lists of your music.

Once you've done this for several songs, you can then sort them by rating.

Tap the bulleted list icon in the upper right corner to rate the song.

If the song came bundled with album art, this will be displayed in the background.

You can drag this to the right or left with your finger to increase or decrease the volume.

At the bottom are the skip buttons on the right and left, and the pause/play button in the middle.

Tapping the circular arrow icon on the left will put the song on repeat tapping the crossed arrows will shuffle all the songs on your iPod and play them after the one you selected.

Beneath the progress bar are two arrow icons.

You can drag the circle in the progress bar to skip ahead or behind in the song. Beneath that is a progress bar showing where you are in the song.

At the top of the screen, you'll see the artist, song title, and album title.

This will move you to the Now Playing screen. Open the Songs tab and tap a song to play it. (For instance, if you want every Rolling Stones song in your library added to your iPod, locate the Rolling Stones under Artists, then just check the box next to it.) When you've chosen everything you want, click Sync in the lower right corner. From here, you can select certain artists, genres, playlists or albums to add by checking the box next to the category you want. #*Alternatively, you can click on your iPod icon, then click the 'Music' (or whatever it is you want) button near the top of the screen.

To add individual items, find them in your iTunes library, then hold and drag your selection to your iPod icon on the left bar.

If you want to add some items from your library but not others, leave this box unchecked and click 'Done.' You have the same option for apps and photos.

You can choose to add everything you have in iTunes to your iPod by checking the box next to 'Automatically sync songs to my iPod' after you first connect your iPod to iTunes.There are a few different ways to add items to your iPod. 'Syncing' is simply the act of matching the content in iTunes to your iPod, whether it's one song or your whole library. Sync your content with iTunes with your (also included) cord. Tap 'Register with Apple' to officially activate the device.If you'd rather not have your device do this, tap 'Don't Send'. If your iPod crashes, it will send a report of the crash to Apple for analysis. Select between sending diagnostic data to Apple automatically, or not at all.If your iPod is stolen or you happen to lose it somewhere, the Find My iPod feature can help locate it, remotely set a passcode, wipe all of its data, and more. Decide if you want to use Find My iPod.

#Ivolume download for ipod touch Pc#

Backing up to iCloud is wireless but uses your free 'cloud' storage allotment backing up to your computer requires connecting the device to a Mac or PC via USB cable (but is free). Choose between backing up the iPod to iCloud or to your computer.If you'd like to use it, select 'Use iCloud'.

Again, choosing to use the service or not is up to you. It's a free service, but purchasing more storage space 'in the cloud' requires a fee. Launched in October 2011, iCloud allows users to wirelessly sync any downloaded apps, books, photos or videos to all their Apple devices. If you don't have one, select ' Create a Free Apple ID'. This article assumes you are setting up the device as new.

If you select 'Restore from iCloud Backup' or 'Restore from iTunes Backup', your iPod should begin to sync the information.

You can set it up as a brand new device, or sync your apps, music, photos, and other information from a previous iTunes or iCloud backup. Choosing to enable or disable the functionality is your choice. This will allow the iPod to use your current location for apps requiring that information, as well as for geotagging photos and videos. Your country (e.g., United States) should be already preset, but other countries are available to select. English is already preset, but Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and other languages are available from the drop-down menu. Follow the onscreen set-up guide to fully activate your new iPod Touch.