In the center of the Summary screen, the box at the top includes some useful data. First, it shows what version of the operating system you're currently running. Then it says whether that version is the latest operating system or if there's a software update available.
If a new version is available, click Update. If you think there's a new version, but it's not showing up here, click Check for Update. Depending on your computer and its settings, different pop-up windows may appear. They're likely to ask you to enter your computer's password on a Mac or confirm that you want to download and install the software.
Follow the onscreen instructions. The operating system update is downloaded to your computer and then installed on your iPod. You shouldn't have to do anything except wait. How long it takes will depend on the speed on your Internet connection and your computer, and the size of the iPod update.
After the update is installed, your iPod will automatically restart. When it's started up again, you'll have an iPod running the latest operating system. In some not very common cases, you may need to restore your iPod to factory settings before you can update its software. Restoring your iPod erases all of its data and settings and returns it to the state it was in when you first got it.
After it's been restored, then you can update the operating system. If you need to do this, sync your iPod with iTunes first to create a backup of all your data. Then perform the update. After that, read this article for step-by-step instructions on how to restore your iPod. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content. First, ill put a song on, and it won't show up in my music library of my iPod. It sometimes won't go on until the 3 or 4th try. Also, I will change a artist name or something of that nature and it won't update on the iPod, or it will make the name go away altogether there will just be a blank white space with no writing in it , or it will move it to a section it shouldnt be in like moving The Beatles to the H section.
I really don't want to restore my iPod if i don't have to, because i don't have it synced to one computer. I can plug it into any iTunes and take whoevers music is on there and i want to keep it like that. Updating the software deleted all the music which i don't want to do again. Posted on Apr 22, AM. Page content loaded. Apr 22, AM in response to ead In response to ead There is a commpn problem with syncing music in after iOS 5 and iTunes I am not aware of any solution.
It contains all gadgets, including the first iPod touch 1G, 2G, 3, 4, 5, 6, and the most recent iPod touch 7. Click the correct link, and you will be redirected to the Apple server to download the firmware. Once you have it, you can use it. It is the safest and most convenient way to get iOS restore files for your devices.
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