Today we will be discussing some of the issues that are faced by Apple iPod users and how to fix them.

Turning on/off problem

First of all we have heard complaints from users who say that their iPods are not turning on, turning off or waking up from sleep mode. So, according to the Apple support website, if your iPod is not turning on, first you have to turn off the Hold switch. Also check that the battery of your iPod is charged. Now, try to reset your iPod and let its battery to drain completely. If nothing works, we suggest you to update the software of your iPod via iTunes.

Similarly issue also emerges when user try to use some third party FireWire or USB cable with their iPod or their original cable is damaged. So, make sure that your USB cable is the same that came with it in the box and it is not damaged at all. Last but not the least, try to connect your iPod with a different computer that might fix the issue.

Not Responding

If your iPod stops responding or it does not wake up from the sleep mode, all you need to do is complete recharge the battery of your iPod and then reset the device. On the other hand, if your iPod is stuck on the starting Apple logo, you can also fix that issue similarly. All you need to do is just place your iPod in Disk Mode and restore or update its software. That’s how you will be able to fix your iPod.

‘!’ Folder Problem

Last but not the least, if your iPod shows an issue in which there is a folder with a ! or sad icon, you can fix your iPod by contacting Apple Support. Of course updating the software of your iPod and restoring the factory settings of your device should be enough to fix this issue. Now, you have to keep in mind that, when you restore your iPod, all your songs and media files stored in your device will be erased and you have to sync them all over again.

These are the simple solutions to fix your iPod but if these are not enough and your problem still exists, we suggest you to visit Apple Support webpage right now for troubleshooting. In addition to that, you can also take it to the nearest Apple Store, if the device is in warranty, if not, the Apple Store guys will still fix it but they will charge you. In addition to that, you also have an option of sending your device to the third party repair shops where it can be fixed in less time and it will cost less as well. d