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I was given an Ipod Shuffle months ago as a gift.
I let it sit around for several weeks and I guess
now that might have been a bad thing to do because
I think this might have killed some battery.
Here is how it performs. When I plug the Ipod Shuffle
into a USB port, my computer recognizes it ok. In fact,
I am able to open up the Icon of the device under my
Windows XP "My Computer" and see the contents of the IPOD.
After I safely remove the device from my computer and I move
the button on the back so that the green bar is displayed and
I push the play/pause button, the light display flashes green and
yellow a few times and then nothing.
Have you tried plugging it in and then opening iTunes and attempting a restore on it? I don't really have any experience with Shuffle problems but you also want to be sure to charge the battery completely. Try leaving it on the charger overnight and see what happens.
I was given an Ipod Shuffle months ago as a gift.
I let it sit around for several weeks and I guess
now that might have been a bad thing to do because
I think this might have killed some battery.
Here is how it performs. When I plug the Ipod Shuffle
into a USB port, my computer recognizes it ok. In fact,
I am able to open up the Icon of the device under my
Windows XP "My Computer" and see the contents of the IPOD.
After I safely remove the device from my computer and I move
the button on the back so that the green bar is displayed and
I push the play/pause button, the light display flashes green and
yellow a few times and then nothing.
The only question I have now is this. I see that the data space is mostly occupied with "Other" files that are not audio files eventhough I have only put audio files on the system.
The only question I have now is this. I see that the data space is mostly occupied with "Other" files that are not audio files eventhough I have only put audio files on the system.
Are these system files -- the ITunes system?
What are the file sizes stated. Could be a partition prob if hacked.