My 1st generation ipod touch 16gb wont let me to the voice set the volume of my ipod i have it formated many times and nothing hapens subribe my at [email protected]!! please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help please need help

that is a security lock. you can try an apple store if you can prove you own the device. otherwise, former owner has to unlock it.

Hey, If its the ipod with home and power key, all what u have to do is to press the 2 buttons in the same time for 10 seconds and then realise the power key and keep holding the home key for another 5 seconds.

That will put your ipad into DFU mode or recovery mode.

Plug it to itunes, itunes will come up with a message saying that it detected your ipod in recovery mode, and it will give you the option to restore the sw and wipe the device completely.

Then everything should be fine

be sure that your computer recognizes the ipod, and if you are using a wall charger than consider replacing it.

you can get manuals at the follwing webpage http://support.apple.com/manuals/#ipod however I could not find the 1st generation manual but 2nd gen or others should help you out.

first check ur volume ur ipod. then check ur headphone and ensure that is it ok. if ok then check ur headphone cord . if it is trouble then go to tecniciation and repair it.

me too. i have the same problem but what you need to do is go to any apple store and get it replaced it was maybe caused by a liquid spill.

This is because you are using different generations.

If the dock was only meant for 1st generation, then itwill only charge 1st generation. It's how they make their money.

Hello. This is actually a very common problem with the 1st Generation 16GB Touch. It is recommended you do a system restore before these steps, but not necessary.

Step 1.
Go into Settings, and click on the General Tab
Step 2.
Set Auto-Lock to Never

This should keep it from shutting down randomly. If this does not help the problem then it is an issue with hardware.

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My 16gb touch just did the same thing, what i had to do was open up my ipod in itunes and restore it to its original settings. it will take some time to reset all your settings and resync all u'r music and applications but it worked for me. good luck!