My roadblock was that my PC wouldn’t recognize it. This is my first iflash card (got a Solo) so I was excited to get it going. The PhotoFast i-FlashDrive is the easiest way to transfer data between your iDevices and Mac/PC.Peter, did your PC recognize the iPod? I am running W10. PhotoFast’s i-FlashDrive is that not only connects to your computer but also to your iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch 4G/3G as well. PhotoFast’s i-FlashDrive is the world's Only USB Flash Drive for iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch 4G/3G.
From there, select View All. So, I went to Win troubleshooter. I tried using iTunes and iPod updater and neither saw it.
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Iflash Drive Photofast Install I Saw
After that I filled it with 200+GB without a hitch.No additional actions needed and all is fineTake your time opening the casing. I used a single foam pad, placed on the SDcard/slot (included).After install I saw the “restore from iTunes”, as I did. Will have to get a bigger card now.Just wanted to let everybody know I did a successful mod of a 7th gen (bought with a red cross issue).Used a iFlash-SOLO and a Sandisk 256GN Ultra (UHS-I, A1, gray/red). I used on the SOlO card a SanDisk Extreme A2 (160MB/s).
I recently had to replace my main PC and now have another Dell with 16 GB ram and a 9th gen iCore 7 processor. No need for any other tools for my experience…I restored from a 2019MBP, I needed to connect to a usb-c port, the restore failed when I connected it to a USB2 hub/port in my monitor (which was also connected to another USB2 hub)Can I pose a new strand to these comments please. Once there was a gap, I placed the metal spudge and let it stay there. Take is small steps at a time (<1 mm) and go around until you can open the casing and disconnect the battery ribboncable.I used metal spudgers, (three) and plastic prying tools (the sharpest possible, I used the cheap AliExpress ones, that plastic is so soft it can't damage the casing of the iPod.) to create a small gap between the front and back. Al in all it took me arond 5-10 minutes to open the casing.
Has anyone come across this issue before and found a way around it? I currently have plenty of time to mess about with things like this!! I have also been having slow running issues and internet drop outs on the PC and wondered if this might be part of the problem. My problem is that I cannot get iTunes to restore any iPods at all including those that I have modified even though I have been able to restore them on my laptop and the PC does sometimes recognise and sync previously synced iPods. I have tried using the 2 TB internal drive as the storage drive for iTunes but ended up using a 3TB LaCie remote drive as the iTunes storage drive. I cannot use the 500 GB SSD for iTunes inc music library as I have 1.4 TB of music on my iTunes so I use the SSD to run iTunes using remote storage for all my music. However, the PC has a 2 TB hard drive and a 500 GB SSD ‘C’ drive and I cannot get iTunes to work correctly.
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