More iPod trouble

Mimikyu

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Mimikyu

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ADSLUSER

Sounds like your battery is out of juice. Have you tried fully charging your iPod? If your battery is flat, it will not function until it is charged to a certain percentage.

Mimikyu

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Inspector Gadget

If you only got the iPod last July, send it back to Apple as it should still be under warranty...

If the battery is the only part of that's that new, well, it could be a lot of things.

Can you verify that your charger is providing enough power (say, by charging someone else's iPod with it?)

By the way, what do you mean by a "fold"?

Did you try restoring it to factory settings with the iPod updater thingy? (can't remember if this nukes the drive contents or not, think it does?)

Just in case it helps: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=61705

Gadget

Mimikyu

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ADSLUSER

Also try charging your iPod using your USB lead - if it charges, it may implicate your AC adaptor is faulty and not your iPod.

Inspector Gadget

That message means that the iPod can't find some important file on the disk (quite probably the primary database, as the iPod renames all of the files it stores on the disk and uses a database to track tag data, playlists, etc.)

(As far as I've seen, this happens from time to time with EphPod, SharePod, stuff like that)

You should use the iPod updater to restore the thing to the factory spec. See the Apple article I linked to above for how to get the updater, and you'll find instructions with it to perform the process.

Like I said above, I'm not sure whether this will nuke your music, so make sure first

Hope this helps,
Gadget

Mimikyu

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