Hi,
Good troubleshooting. Occasionally, with the restore via iTunes, and the
change to the System voice will do the trick but it sounds like you tried most
everything you could.
Later
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Apr 27, 2014, at 12:15 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
> :) Doing the
:) Doing the manual restore, was my last resort. I had already tried the
disconnect/reconnect, ejecting it from my desktop, and restoring it via iTunes.
For some reason, none of those worked, and I could not get the iPod menus to
speak.
Thankfully, for now it is working. Though I'd like to ge
Hi,
Usually, if iTunes has been quit, then you may see something iTunes/iPod
related that could be causing the issue. If iTunes is still on, then things
may be difficult to determine. The manual restore certainly does the trick,
but it may have been easier to simply physically disconnect the
I have looked inside the activity monitor before, but how do I find the exact
thing that may be using the iPod?
In the end, I had to manually restore my device, by holding down the menu &
center buttons.
I am currently using the system voice, but this isn't my favorite set up,
because I like t
Hi,
Try quitting iTunes. If that doesn't do it, you may need to force eject it or
check in the Activity Monitor to see if something is accessing it.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Apr 26, 2014, at 9:54 PM, Traci Duncan wrote:
> Hi all, I cannot work this out.
>
> Lately,
Hi all, I cannot work this out.
Lately, I'm unable to eject my iPod Nano 5th gen. This error comes up:
The iPod "" cannot be ejected because it contains files that are in use by
another application.
Along with this, not everything on the iPod has voice labels.
Any ideas? Also, do you guys use
