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posted by [identity profile] bryiarrose.livejournal.com at 10:20pm on 07/12/2009
unless you can watch it sync and see what it sticks at (and if it's the same thing every time that it sticks on) restore/resync is the best plan. if you *are* able to see where it's sticking, you can always try unchecking the songs/playlist etc and see if that helps. alternately, just unchecking playlists and testing... but that can take as long as restoring depending. good luck!
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posted by [identity profile] minervacat.livejournal.com at 10:47pm on 07/12/2009
what should i do if the attempted restore causes it to fall over and crash? suffer the apple store at the mall three weeks before christmas?
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posted by [identity profile] bryiarrose.livejournal.com at 11:13pm on 07/12/2009
which kind of ipod? also, putting it in safe mode to restore would be the other thing to try (on most of the ipods it's holding the middle and bottom buttons while restarting).
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