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check here how to reset yours<br />
<a href="http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1320" rel="ugc">http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1320</a>
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check here how to reset yours
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1320 [http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1320]

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Let you ipod run until it is no power then try to charge and turn on it . Good luck!<br />

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Let you ipod run until it is no power then try to charge and turn on it . Good luck!


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Got it. &nbsp;I just wasn't holding it down long enough. &nbsp;Thanks.
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Got it.  I just wasn't holding it down long enough.  Thanks.

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Experts,<br />
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My iPod worked this morning, now it's completely dead. &nbsp;It wasn't dropped or anything like that. &nbsp;I tried to charge it and got no response. &nbsp;THe screen is completely black. &nbsp;My laptop tells me it's &quot;not recognized&quot; by the system.<br />
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Ideas?
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Experts,

My iPod worked this morning, now it's completely dead.  It wasn't dropped or anything like that.  I tried to charge it and got no response.  THe screen is completely black.  My laptop tells me it's "not recognized" by the system.

Ideas?

iPod Dead?

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