How Do You Fix An Ipod Touch Wheel?
Your iPod is useless if its touch wheel stops working. Before you toss it away in frustration, a few troubleshooting tricks might bring your iPod back from the dead. Reset iPod Step 1 Set your iPod’s “Hold” button so it’s not on hold. Slide it over to “Hold” and then back to its original position. Step 2 Press the “Menu” button and the round center “Select” button simultaneously until the Apple logo appears. Repeat this step if the touch wheel is still frozen. Step 3 Attempt holding the “Menu” and “Select” buttons again if the touch wheel is still frozen. Check for Updates Step 1 Ensure your computer has the latest version of iTunes by checking the Apple website. Click on “iPod + iTunes,” to see the latest version. Download that version of iTunes if needed. Step 2 Open iTunes on your computer’s desktop and connect your iPod to your computer. Step 3 Click on “Check for Updates” in iTunes and install any available updates. Restore Factory Settings Step 1 Restore your iPod to factory sett
Your iPod is useless if its touch wheel stops working. Before you toss it away in frustration, a few troubleshooting tricks might bring your iPod back from the dead. Set your iPod’s “Hold” button so it’s not on hold. Slide it over to “Hold” and then back to its original position. Press the “Menu” button and the round center “Select” button simultaneously until the Apple logo appears. Repeat this step if the touch wheel is still frozen. Attempt holding the “Menu” and “Select” buttons again if the touch wheel is still frozen. Ensure your computer has the latest version of iTunes by checking the Apple website. Click on “iPod + iTunes,” to see the latest version. Download that version of iTunes if needed. Open iTunes on your computer’s desktop and connect your iPod to your computer. Click on “Check for Updates” in iTunes and install any available updates. Restore your iPod to factory settings if your touch wheel is still frozen. This will erase everything from your iPod. Click the “Restore
