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Unread 21-08-2006, 23:44
sanddrag sanddrag is offline
On to my 16th year in FRC
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Re: Fixing an iPod's Click of Death

I thought this was interesting
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That is not a broken IPOD.. A Sad face will show you it is bad. i recently had that and the Hard Drive was clicking and what I did was put it on a computer that did not have ITUNES installed and used windows to format it like it was a regular hard drive. the when you plug it in just restore it and it should work.
And apparantly a lot of people are commenting that if you just give it a good smack it starts working again.
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