I have a late 2008 macbook aluminum unibody. Of late I am getting a 'Service Battery' message. The profiler shows that batter has completed 254 charge cycles. Please advice ?
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I have a late 2008 macbook aluminum unibody. Of late I am getting a 'Service Battery' message. The profiler shows that batter has completed 254 charge cycles. Please advice ?
My 4th Gen ipod shuffle shows no charge and is unresponsive when not plugged into computer. However it shows up in itunes whe plugged into the computer. Up until now I have had no problems with battery life or charging. Thoughts?
My ipod touch cannot charge. Everytime i plug into the cable, the screen shows a red battery bar with a thunderblot. I waited for a day but it remain a the same screen. I tried to reboot and restore, but it remain the same.
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
My 4th Gen ipod shuffle shows no charge and is unresponsive when not plugged into computer. However it shows up in itunes whe plugged into the computer. Up until now I have had no problems with battery life or charging. Thoughts?
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
My MacBook unibody is completely dead and won't turn on. When i plug in my adapter there is no light. Is this a battery issue ? Any solutions?
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
You will have to delete stuff from your iPad to make way for your TV Show.
Settings>General>Usage>Storage>Delete what you don't need.
Hi,
So basically I have had my 30GB ipod video (5th gen) for quite a few years and have never really had any problems with it till now (aside from a slightly faulty backlight).
The other day I tried to turn it on, only to find that the screen alternated between the "sad ipod face" icon and the "please wait, very low battery" icon, despite being plugged in to my usual wall charger. After leaving it a while and messing with the buttons, attempting to reset it and such likes, it came up with a message telling me to connect it to itunes to restore, which I did. However, neither my computer nor my itunes would recognise the ipod and it came up with the low battery screen more frequently.
I left it plugged in to my wall charger in the hope it would charge and after trying a couple of times it worked, I tried using the 5 r's as far as possible though, not very succesfully as i could not access the ipod through the computer. I also tried following the instructions on some other sites, though once again to no avail.
After having carried it around in my bag for the past couple days, with some more attempts to fix it I decided to have another proper look on the internet and managed to get it into diagnostic mode and then put it onto Manual Test mode >IO > Hard Drive > HD SMART Data, however when I do this it comes up with a message saying "SMART not supported" What does this mean? I also tried the auto test and as far as I am aware it seemed okay, though I am not really sure and I couldn't complete the test as i haven't got a firewire cable.
Is there any hope for the harddrive or do you think it is time for a new ipod?... should I try taking it apart, considering I have no experience?....
Any ideas on how to fix it would really be appreciated!
Thanks
Naomi
Your purchased TV show should play in iTunes. If it doesn't play and you are in a region where you are allowed to redownload your past purchases (see iTunes in the cloud availability) then delete the current copy and download it again, otherwise, or if that doesn't help, use the report a problem links in your account history to report a problem.
tt2
Hi,
So basically I have had my 30GB ipod video (5th gen) for quite a few years and have never really had any problems with it till now (aside from a slightly faulty backlight).
The other day I tried to turn it on, only to find that the screen alternated between the "sad ipod face" icon and the "please wait, very low battery" icon, despite being plugged in to my usual wall charger. After leaving it a while and messing with the buttons, attempting to reset it and such likes, it came up with a message telling me to connect it to itunes to restore, which I did. However, neither my computer nor my itunes would recognise the ipod and it came up with the low battery screen more frequently.
I left it plugged in to my wall charger in the hope it would charge and after trying a couple of times it worked, I tried using the 5 r's as far as possible though, not very succesfully as i could not access the ipod through the computer. I also tried following the instructions on some other sites, though once again to no avail.
After having carried it around in my bag for the past couple days, with some more attempts to fix it I decided to have another proper look on the internet and managed to get it into diagnostic mode and then put it onto Manual Test mode >IO > Hard Drive > HD SMART Data, however when I do this it comes up with a message saying "SMART not supported" What does this mean? I also tried the auto test and as far as I am aware it seemed okay, though I am not really sure and I couldn't complete the test as i haven't got a firewire cable.
Is there any hope for the harddrive or do you think it is time for a new ipod?... should I try taking it apart, considering I have no experience?....
Any ideas on how to fix it would really be appreciated!
Thanks
Naomi
Your purchased TV show should play in iTunes. If it doesn't play and you are in a region where you are allowed to redownload your past purchases (see iTunes in the cloud availability) then delete the current copy and download it again, otherwise, or if that doesn't help, use the report a problem links in your account history to report a problem.
tt2
I plug my ipod in, and it says it needs to be charged and never charges or shows up on my computer. But it works in the charger. I cannot sync it, and the computer doesn't detect it. It charges in the charger, but as soon as you unplug it, the ipod shuts off. Doesn't charge in the computer at all.
Your purchased TV show should play in iTunes. If it doesn't play and you are in a region where you are allowed to redownload your past purchases (see iTunes in the cloud availability) then delete the current copy and download it again, otherwise, or if that doesn't help, use the report a problem links in your account history to report a problem.
tt2
Your purchased TV show should play in iTunes. If it doesn't play and you are in a region where you are allowed to redownload your past purchases (see iTunes in the cloud availability) then delete the current copy and download it again, otherwise, or if that doesn't help, use the report a problem links in your account history to report a problem.
tt2
Your purchased TV show should play in iTunes. If it doesn't play and you are in a region where you are allowed to redownload your past purchases (see iTunes in the cloud availability) then delete the current copy and download it again, otherwise, or if that doesn't help, use the report a problem links in your account history to report a problem.
tt2