My ipod nano is on but the controls dont work. It has the battery in the corner but its not green or flashing?
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hold the center button and the menu button down until you see the apple pop up\n\nthis resets ur ipod and it shuold hopefulyl work after that\n\nif not, call apple at 1800MYAPPLE
861041
Try to unplug and plug the wireless mouse detector and make sure the batteries are properly in right order too. Then go to control panel and look for Mouse feature, check under Hardware and if necessary troubleshoot it. And for 2nd thought, try to borrow a friend's wireless mouse and if still not working, i bet it's time to get a new one.
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Make sure you put them in right....then try some different batteries if it still is not working.
351611
I think your Ipod's harddrive may be corrupt. You're going to have to call Apple and have them service it for you. If it's under warranty, they'll do it for free. They might even just give you a brand new Ipod.
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For Early iPods(The iPod, iPod with Scroll Wheel and iPod with Touch Wheel):\n\nTurn the Hold switch on, then turn it off again.\n\nHold down the Play/Pause and Menu buttons until the Apple appears, "around 6 to 10 seconds" according to Apple.\n\nFor Later iPods (The iPod with Click Wheel, iPod photo, and iPod mini):\n\nTurn the Hold switch on, then turn it off again.\n\nHold down the Menu and Select buttons until the Apple appears, again, roughly 6 to 10 seconds.
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Usallay there are times where the Ipod will time out, but you can turn it on hold for five minutes and then turn it back on and try that... if all fails what you have is a chip on the inside that is not working properly and the flashing apple is a warning sign to call apple or take it to your service center...
685677
the iPod website.  www.ipod.com  There is a lot of good info in there.  If you iPod is still under warranty, you can always take it to where you bought it.  I had a problem with mine freezing up, then it would get really hot.  Come to find out I have a replacement warranty.  That means they had to replace it instead of send it out for repair.  Apple doesn't do that anymore.  They only have service warranties where they will send it out for repairs.
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Looks like your graphics card may be faulty. Borrow a spare from a mate, stick it in and see what happens.  The problem with the clock probably isn't related. Sort the graphics problem out first, then maybe change the battery on the notherboard after that.
1093503
The iPod might be bad... or the USB port is faulty. The computer doesn't need any software to "see" the iPod when it is connected as the iPod is usually seen as an external harddrive. So the problem is most likely hardware related. Faulty cable, iPod or USB port.
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Yeah, using the backlight and playing games on it will weaken the battery sooner.  The company determines how long the battery will last by just basic usage, which means no backlight and games.  Just playing music.
1004149
Try plugging your iPod into an outlet with your charger first, then  holding down the menu and center button while it's plugged in. That usually works for me.
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Here's what you do.\n\nFirst, make absolutely sure that it's completely dry and try charging it.  Perhaps the battery is just dead.\n\nIf that doesnt work, get into contact with Apple somehow.  Im guessing that you will be able to email them from your website. \n\nTell them that one day it just would not turn on.  DO NOT mention the water.  Tell them you have no clue what happened and that you were using it within its intended range of use.  They should send you a re-furbished ipod, or you may have to send yours in.  \n\ngood luck
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check in the device manager (control panel - system - hardware) whether there are problems with your USB controllers. Maybe try to re-install them.
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Try opening the time/date,,while you've got it open tap the space bar a few times..If this don't help then your CMOS battery is going bad.
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there's nothing wrong with your ipod...look at the toolbar by the time in the botom right corner of your screen there should be a symbol down there that has a little green arrow over a gray box.  right click on it and it should say "safely remove hardware". click that.  your ipod will stop blinking and you can disconnect it. your songs should be on the ipod
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If you didn't drop the stylus...\nFirst reinstall the driver...and try it again.\nAny electronics shop can help you find it... or you can get in touch with http://support.gateway.com/support/customer_care.asp
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Yes, what is the question?  Are you having problems with your iPod?