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IPod 3G connection problems
Posted by simbob on January 10th, 2006


Hi I have a 3G Ipod and am trying to connect it (via usb 2) to a new
laptop comp.
The drive appears in windows explorer but when i click on it i get a
"Insert drive F:" message or "This drive is not formatted, Would you
like to format now?" message!!
Nothing at all happens on Itunes when i try to connect??


I have tried nearly everything listed in this group but nadda fixes el
problemo!


At a loss.....Help

Posted by otisdog on January 10th, 2006


Download the latest Ipod updater from Apple and also make sure you have the
newest version of Itunes. There's a setting in Itunes to allow your Ipod to
work as a normal hard drive - to carry files like a flash drive etc. it has
to be enabled. When I hook up my Ipod it shows up in Itunes on the left side
with the other listings. It's then very easy to load music. I also use it to
transfer files to my sister's computer etc.
Jim

"simbob" wrote:

> Hi I have a 3G Ipod and am trying to connect it (via usb 2) to a new
> laptop comp.
> The drive appears in windows explorer but when i click on it i get a
> "Insert drive F:" message or "This drive is not formatted, Would you
> like to format now?" message!!
> Nothing at all happens on Itunes when i try to connect??
>
>
> I have tried nearly everything listed in this group but nadda fixes el
> problemo!
>
>
> At a loss.....Help
>
>

Posted by simbob on January 11th, 2006


Thanks Jim i will get on to that asap.... now that i think about it
downloading the new itunes has been a problem in the past... When i
click the "DOWNLOAD" button it says "Itunes will automatically upload"
But nothing actually happens!?? Do you know if this is my internet
securities or something else?

Posted by simbob on January 12th, 2006


Jim I downloaded the latest itunes version and am still getting the
same "Please insert disk into Drive F:" message???
I don't know what Ipod updater will do but can only find it for a Mac
OS??
Any other options to fix this????


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