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Friday, February 28, 2014

hi when I try to connect some bluetooth devices I get asked for my pass code for the mac air . I never had 1 is there a default code

hi

when I try to connect some bluetooth devices I get asked for my pass code for the mac air .

  I never had 1 is there a default code

 

thanks

rob


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Tuesday, September 10, 2013

iPod touch (4g) will not connect to computer

When I connect my iPod touch to any computer I get a pop up bubble saying USB device not recognized. I have uninstalled my drivers and re-installed them. I have reset my iPod at least 7 times and I have also erased everything and reset it to factory settings. I have uninstalled the apple software from my windows computer and reinstalled it so now I have the latest version of the software downloaded. The iPod is running iOS version 6.1.3. When I try to charge it does not say that it is connected and charging. It is supposed to make a connected sound and show a lightning bolt letting me know it's charging but it doesn't. Ive had to make sure that the battery is completely dead before the ipod will start to charge (still not notifying me I just leave it there and come back about 4 hours later and see it's fully charged). I have done everything I can think of and what people have suggested on other threads and nothing is working. My warranty is expired and I do not want to take it to Apple and pay $99 to get it fixed. Can anyone please help me?!


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Sunday, September 8, 2013

My old iPod touch says "Connect to iTunes" when plugged into the wall, but is completely dead when plugged into my computer...

I forgot my iPod Touch somewhere 18 months ago and it has just been returned to me.  It was charged sometimes in the interim, but I don't know how often.  I locked it remotely and that is still the status that shows up in iCloud.  iCloud can't find it because it is offline.

 

Now, when I plug it into the wall (via USB charger) the Apple logo appears and then, soon after, I get the graphic that shows that it needs to be plugged into iTunes via USB.

 

When I plug it into my computer via USB, however, the screen is completely black and it doesn't show up in iTunes.

 

Is there a way to revive this?  It seems like, if it gets power from the wall, it should be able to run with power from the computer, right?  I would like to use it to play music at home and so I could leave it plugged in all the time...the battery isn't an issue for me.

 

I've tried holding the on/off button simultaneously with the "home" button for 10 seconds...when it's plugged into the wall, that just takes me back to the Apple logo, and when it's plugged into the computer, it stays black.  It does turn off when it's plugged into the wall, when I hold the on/off button and slide the slider.

 

Thank you!!!


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Friday, June 14, 2013

How do I connect the 4th generation iPad to an in house stereo system?

I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver.  The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector. 

Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?

Many thanks.


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Monday, April 22, 2013

MY IPOD WONT CONNECT TO ITUNES

I have a old Ipod 3rd Generation Classic 20Gig (with dock connector) and it is stuck on the apple logo screen. It never moves I have tried to reset it but it just goes back to the apple logo. When I connect it to my PC (Windows Vista) it says there is a "USB Malfunction". And when I check the drivers in control panel the ipod is recognized as a "unknown device" when I check the properties it says it has not drivers. Lots of forums say to reinstall apple software which I did. This ipod also is not detected by iTunes. I have tried everything. And yes I reset the ipod, restarted my computer many times and downloaded new apple software.  I know I sound poor using a 3rd Generation Classic, but I just felt like using it. I have a Iphone, mac and a Ipod nano the new one and the 4th gen. I'm planning to sell this to a possible buyer, but first I have to fix it. And obviously it is out of warranty. I called apple they said take it to the apple store. I will try that but that is my last resort. PLEASE HELP!


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How do I connect the 4th generation iPad to an in house stereo system?

I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver.  The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector. 

Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?

Many thanks.


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Sunday, April 21, 2013

How do I connect the 4th generation iPad to an in house stereo system?

I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver.  The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector. 

Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?

Many thanks.


View the original article here

Friday, April 5, 2013

How do I connect the 4th generation iPad to an in house stereo system?

I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver.  The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector. 

Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?

Many thanks.


View the original article here

How do I connect the 4th generation iPad to an in house stereo system?

I would like to play Pandora songs and my iTunes from my iPAD over my home stereo system, which includes a Yamaha receiver.  The receiver has spare inputs that I can use (seems to require at least two male inputs), but it's not clear to me what type of cable I would need to go to the stereo and back through the lightning connector. 

Once the connection is established, can I assume that activating the "aux" portion of the stereo would automatically allow the input from the iPAD?

Many thanks.


View the original article here

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

My MacBook Pro shut down unexpectedly and won't connect to wifi now.

My MacBook Pro shut down unexpectedly and won't connect to wifi now. All other devices in my house are connecting to the wifi just fine. The laptop just refuses to connect. Any ideas on how to fix this/what it might mean?


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Wednesday, March 13, 2013

Charger won't connect to the battery?

I have had my macbook for over two years now, and it has never had problems before. However, it started acting up a few days ago. First, it just randomly turned off and wouldn't turn back on. I tried plugging it in, holding down the power button, holding down various key combinations; nothing worked. I took it to the Apple store and they ran a system check and everything was fine. So I took it home, but now 9/10 times when I go to open it, it has turned off. No matter how much batter power it thinks it has, it seems to turn off. The first time it happened, I plugged it in and it came to life. However, the charger stayed green. It randomly turned orange a while later after I had unplugged it a few times and it decided to work. Today, it has done the same thing, but it's not turning orange. The battery icon has a small x through it and it says there are no batteries available. I don't want to fry the battery by having to plug it in every time to use it. I know has a decent, functional battery, I just don't know what's missing. I held option and clicked the battery icon, and it said the battery condition is normal. Help:(


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hi when I try to connect some bluetooth devices I get asked for my pass code for the mac air . I never had 1 is there a default code

hi

when I try to connect some bluetooth devices I get asked for my pass code for the mac air .

  I never had 1 is there a default code

 

thanks

rob


View the original article here

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

iPod says 'connect to power' but after connecting and leaving connected for a while, it is still not responding. Help!

My iPod Nano (3rd generation) ran out of battery the other day. It said 'Low Power' and 'Connect to Power' and now these are just visible on the screen, but barely. I have tried plugging it in to recharge it, but it doesn't seem to register the power source. I can not turn it on/off either as none of the buttons seem to be working.

 

Is there anything I can do to fix this.


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Sunday, February 3, 2013

iPod says 'connect to power' but after connecting and leaving connected for a while, it is still not responding. Help!

My iPod Nano (3rd generation) ran out of battery the other day. It said 'Low Power' and 'Connect to Power' and now these are just visible on the screen, but barely. I have tried plugging it in to recharge it, but it doesn't seem to register the power source. I can not turn it on/off either as none of the buttons seem to be working.

 

Is there anything I can do to fix this.


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Wednesday, January 16, 2013

iPod says 'connect to power' but after connecting and leaving connected for a while, it is still not responding. Help!

My iPod Nano (3rd generation) ran out of battery the other day. It said 'Low Power' and 'Connect to Power' and now these are just visible on the screen, but barely. I have tried plugging it in to recharge it, but it doesn't seem to register the power source. I can not turn it on/off either as none of the buttons seem to be working.

 

Is there anything I can do to fix this.


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