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iPod disk use enabled - shortcut problem?
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23-10-2013 6:54pm#1Hi,
I use my iPod as a portable hard drive. However, lately, when I enable disk use and open up the iPod's contains, all the folders are listed as 'shortcuts' as opposed to the regular folders they use were. When you click them, it stalls for a few seconds and a black screen appears (see image below) with the address C:\Windows\System32\CScript.exe.
Any idea how I could switch this back to the way it was?
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MakeEmLaugh wrote: »Hi,
I use my iPod as a portable hard drive. However, lately, when I enable disk use and open up the iPod's contains, all the folders are listed as 'shortcuts' as opposed to the regular folders they use were. When you click them, it stalls for a few seconds and a black screen appears (see image below) with the address C:\Windows\System32\CScript.exe.
Any idea how I could switch this back to the way it was?
I'd start off by updating iTunes as that could be causing the issue. Did you try resetting the iPod?
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Moved from Comp & Tech, should get advice quicker in Apple Devices
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