How to reset a disabled ipod touch manually

 · Question: Q: How to Reset a Disabled iPod Touch My daughters iPod has been disabled as she has forgotten the passcode. We have attempted to do recovery mode (pressing top bottom buttons) but we are not getting the message appearing on iTunes to allow us to put into recovery mode.  · Restore Disabled iPod Touch with iTunes. If you have synced your iPod Touch to iTunes, the most direct way to unlock the disabled iPod is restoring the iPod via iTunes. By this way, all data on your iPod Touch, including its passcode, will be erased. But you can make a backup beforehand so that you won't lose data after the restore.  · Hopefully this helps if you need it. This took a long time to make. So if you liked it you should like and www.doorway.ru out the latest ️Blue springs vlog.

I'm in the possession of an iPod 4th Gen that has a broken power button and is completely passcode disabled. Is there any possible way to restore it? You can not use itunes as it will complain about the passcode and I cant manually put it in DFU mode as the power button is broken. iPhone is disabled. iPad is disabled. iPod touch is disabled. Erase and restore. If you can't remember your passcode, you'll need to erase your device, then use a backup to put your data and settings back on your device. Recovery. Mode. Use these steps if. you've synced your. device with iTunes. Use these steps if you. have an iCloud account. Part 1: How to reset iPod Touch, Nano 6th and 7th Generation. Can't get your iPod to work? Try restating iPod Touch, force quitting an app, or resetting iPod. Solution 1: Reset iPod manually. 1. Hold the "Power" button at the top of the iPod and press the "Home" button at the same time for about 15 seconds. 2. Release the buttons when you see.

The Menu button is located at the top of the Click Wheel, and the Select button is in the center of the Wheel. Press and hold the buttons for at least 8 seconds. When the Apple logo appears on the screen, the iPod has been reset. You may have to repeat the hard reset process in order for it to work. How do I manually reset my iPod? Open your iPod Touch and navigate to the Settings menu. Select General and Reset. Select Erase All Content and Settings. Press and hold the Menu and Center (or Select) buttons for 8 seconds, or until you see the Apple logo. Still need help? Set your iPod on a desk or table and try again. This time, when you press the Center button, don't touch the Click Wheel.