A/V cable update.

You must plug in the a/v cable then shut down the itouch, reboot and it will work! Software update (5.0.1) has a glitch.

There's simply no way that the output of the iPod will even come close to matching that of a DVD.
You could use the iPod universal dock which has an S-Video output to TV. This will give you higher quality output than the regular A/V cables... but it will still be a far cry from the quality of a DVD.
Video files on the iPod are in a compressed format. You will always lose quality due to the compression.

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Hi Pyroffemt,
As barbie asked, can you be more specific? Are you having problems of some kind?

IOS 8.1.2 app update badge

I just resurrected an old thread, but I wanted to start a new thread here.
The Update badge counter on the App store app will not go away after the apps have been updated.
More specifically, I am updating apps via cable sync from desktop Itunes. The apps are updated on the devices via the cable sync, but the counter stays there. After the cable update, when I open app store app on device, the apps needing update will first show Update next to them, then quickly change to Open, but the counter remains.
Iphone 6, iOS 8.1.2
Ipad 2 iOS 8.1.2
Iphone 5 iOS 8.1.2
I called Apple service (my iPhone 6 is still under warranty), they had no clue what was happening. All they did was told me to call them back another day and gave me a case ID.
I have rebooted devices and restored them both as new and from backup. When the restore is done, the counter goes away, but then when a new app needs updating, it happens again.
Anyobody having this issue recently and fixed it? It's very annoying.

I have the same problem but not from beginning, seems like it happened after I restore many time after I found the sync problem.

I have just updated my iphone to version 6.1

Hi i have just updated my iphone 4 to software version 6.1 on the screen it is now telling me to connect to itunes through my computer i connect it up and my computer registers that it is connected but itunes wont register that it is connected now i have no use on my phone can anyone help please

There are many things you can try:
-Turn the phone off, then turn it on again.
-Use a different charger cable
-Update iTunes (if you don't have the latest version)
-Reinstall iTunes
If nothing works, you should contact Apple or make a Genius Bar appointment.

When I try to connect a USB cable a message appears on the screen

When I try to connect a USB cable a message appears on the screen saying that one or more USB devices are consuming to much energy and due to this the USB port were deactivated.
What should I do to solve this problem?
Do not forget is only a merely USB cable from a texas calculator, I have experienced to with an USB extension, and the same problem appears, I have tried to connect directly a USB memory stick and the IMAC do not recognise is presence, or appears thesame mesage as with the cable.

Updated information:
I have perfomed as rkaufmann87 instruct me but without any success.
Then I made some more tests:
I have tried to connect three diferent types (Ipad usb cable; TI-Nspire CX CAS usb cable and an ordinary extension usb cable) of usb connectors cables and all of them with the same behaviour.
Viewing the IMAC from backside and looking to the usb ports from the left to the rigth the behaviour of the USB ports are diferent.
the two first more to the left when we try to connect a USB cable, a message appears on the screen, sayng that USB devices are consuming to much energy and due to this the USB port were deactivated (This is more or less the translation from Portuguese language).
The ones more to the rigth nothing happens, simply are dead, no message and no charge the IPAD, no connect the USB stick.
I really need yuor support, this IMAC is from November 2012.

HT201210 I have update my Ipod touch and it is stuck in a recovery loop!

I have update my Ipod touch (3G) and it is stuck in a recovery loop! i used different PCs, different cables, updated everything and still in the loop, I did restoring and update and again is not working! need a help!
downgrading didn't work either!!

Maybe here:
Restore loop (being prompted to restore again after a restore successfully completes)
Troubleshoot your USB connection. If the issue persists, out-of-date or incorrectly configured third-party security software may be causing this issue. Please follow Troubleshooting security software issues. .

My iphone4 no longer shows my music files?? They don't appear in iTunes either but my music is still there as 1) the 'summary' shows 28gigs

My iPhone is driving me insane! It started having problems synching the phone to iTunes (basically, iTunes was saying that it couldnt recognize the phone). After hours and hours trying to resolve the issue I found some advice on the internet. I downloaded iPhone Explorer and deleted a couple of files as suggested & this resolved the problem. The phone started to synch again and updated the phone with the latest software. However, the 'Summary' was showing all my music/video files as 'Other'.
I've since synched the phone & the problem is now even worse!!! My iPhone no longer shows any music/videos, even when I connect to iTunes! However, the summary still shows a capacity of 28 gigs so the music files are still in the phone?!? Likewise, I've checked the phone files using iPhone Explorer & the music files are still in the phone?!?
Does anybody have any idea how to fix this problem. I've only got half of music library backed up so dont want to restore as I'll lose half of my music library!

I'm happy to totally restore the phone.......once I have completely backed up my music files! I can't back up in the normal way as the music files are not recognized in the iPhone or iTunes.
The original problem occurred as a result of a corrupted synch. This seems to be a problem a LOT of people have had (based on all the Internet research I've done). I did everything suggested (uninstall/reinstall iTunes, update iTunes, reset iPhone, use a different USB port, use a different connection cable, update drivers, restart computer with iPhone connected......and nothing worked!!!). Having spent days and days looking for an answer I eventually found a solution that was supposed to work. It was suggested that I download the 'iPhone Explorer' software and delete a couple of directory files which I did. This partially resolved the issue, iTunes recognized the iPhone and updated the iOS software.
Quite simply, the music media files are still in the iPhone, it just doesn't recognise which directory the music cache is in. I need to either:-
* figure out how to get the iPhone to find the correct directory again or:
* figure out how to extract the remaining music files to create a complete back up and then restore the iPhone

Mid-2009 MacBook Pro sees internal SATA hard drive, but will not boot from or format

I inherited a Mid-2009 MacBook Pro (15-inch, 2.53 GHz model) with a very strange issue.
It first presented itself as not being able to boot from the internal SATA hard drive that came with the computer. Nothing I tried could get it to boot, so I assumed the file system was corrupted beyond repair and booted from a CD to try to format the drive. Disk Utility on the CD would not format the drive, giving me strange error messages like "Unable to write to the last block of the device".
At this point I figured the drive itself must be toast, so I pulled it out and put another known-good SATA hard drive in, booted from CD, and attempted to format. Again, same error messages and an unsuccesful format.
So I had the bright idea of formatting one of the drives in an external enclosure and then putting it in the MBP to see if OS X would even install. No dice. Get a cryptic error message before installation even begins.
So I installed OS X on the drive in the external enclosure and put it in the MBP, and it attempts to boot, but never goes anywhere.
So to sum up, the symptoms I'm seeing:
MacBook Pro CAN see internal SATA hard drives.
MacBook Pro WILL NOT boot from any internal SATA hard drive and cannot format or install OS X to any internal SATA hard drive.
MacBook Pro WILL boot from any CD or external device and seems to work properly otherwise.
At this point I'm thinking it's one of two things: the hard drive ribbon cable or the SATA controller on the logic board.
Since the MacBook Pro seems to work completely fine other than this one issue, and will boot properly from both external devices and the CD (also a SATA device), I'm thinking and hoping that it's just the hard drive ribbon cable. From my searches online, I've heard that this batch of MacBook Pros is known to have issues with the hard drive ribbon cable, but it seems in most cases this manifests itself by the Mac not being able to see a drive at all.
I've done quite a bit of troubleshooting to get to this point, but right now I'm just looking for any feedback at all. Specifically I'd love to know a way I can easily test to see whether it's the logic board or the cable.

UPDATE: An interesting development!
I just tried a third known-good SATA hard drive, one which I believe supports SATA I only (but I'm not sure), and unlike the other drives that the Mac sees but cannot properly interact with, the Mac can't even see this one when I put it inside.
Frustrating as this may be, I believe I'm actually getting closer to a solution since my symptoms now appear to be closely aligned with people having SATA ribbon cable issues.
Onward!

Work around "cannot copy to disk.....cannot be read from or written to.

While copying large files(movies or large amounts of music)to the iPod touch the error message" disk cannot be read from or written to" appears. Here is a work around for the failure.
1. Run the latest version of iTunes and connect the iPod. Perform the following after the failure (allow one failure to occur and repeat this after each occurence) This is only good for one movie or one large grouping of music files. Eject the iPod and allow 30 seconds after the plug is pulled before reattaching the plug to the iPod. Once the summary window appears you are ready to start.
2. In the movie tab behind the summary remove SYNC Movies check from the box.
In the Music tab remove the SYNC Music check from the box.
3. On the summary tab uncheck "manually manage music" in the options section. It will ask if you are sure, choose OK. Click "Apply" in the bottom right corner. Allow the iPod to try to SYNC... a message will appear explaining that there is not enough disk space, choose "OK".
4. Check "manually manage music" in the options section. Click "Apply" in the bottom right corner.
5. Drag and drop the selection of music or the movie over to the iPod icon on the left side of the screen under "Devices". The transfer should start and the progress graphic will start in the upper status window.
***I have only been able to move/ copy one movie at a time and one large music selection. When attempting the second transfer the error message returns and you have to start the process over. I tryed restoring, updating iTunes, different cables, updating XP, different USB ports, countless system restarts and threatening to smash it if it didn't work. I spoke with APPLE Tech support and they are aware of the problem and should be attempting to correct it. My iPod is @ its default settings. I have had no problems with single music files transfering but I have had it fail on as little as three in a group. Good Luck and I hope this helps.

Here is some more info on this issue. I've been having the same problem - I've tried disconnecting all other USB devices, making sure to plug into the back-side USB 2.0 port, I even went and bought a PCI card 2-port USB hub and tried that, but could never sync movies or multiple songs (usually less than 50 songs). Today, I was able to transfer 2 movies and a TV show and about 100 songs and the one thing that was different was that I was doing a video conversion in the background with FFMPEG (taking up about 90% CPU), so iTunes only had about 10% CPU while doing the sync.
Unfortunately, as I started typing this message, a third movie transfer just failed with the "cannot copy to disk..." read/write error. Oh well, just thought I'd get the info out, as this is an exteremely frustrating issue, and hopefully the more info we have we'll eventually be able to figure it out.

Adding a contact photo to a contact on iPhone breaks ActiveSync to Exchange

This is a weird one... I have a user who has an original iPhone, we just upgraded her to 2.0 a week ago. She noticed that she lost her contact photos when we replaced her contacts with those stored on exchange. She added them back to the contacts on the phone and everything appeared fine. The problem came when she went to add an email address to a contact (which had a photo). It did not update on the iPhone.
Adding a contact on the iphone synced, and modifying a contact that did not have photo synced. Modifying a contact on the computer (one which was not syncing to phone) synced to webmail, so that part of the sync (desktop to exchange) was working. If you remove the picture, it starts syncing again. Issue persists in 2.0.1.
I will test on a iPhone 3G tomorrow and see if the problem persists on all phones and exchange accounts. Can anyone verify this on their setup? If it is not a problem for you are you using exchange 2007?
Thanks!
Setup:
Exchange 2003 SP2
Entourage 2004
First Gen 8GB iPhone
Workaround:
Either remove photos, or disable active sync for contacts, enable syncservices to sync to OS X address book, and sync via cable.

UPDATE: OK, today I tested with 3G iPhone, and there is no issue at all syncing (in fact, the contact picture appears as an attachment to the contact if viewed in webmail).
I then setup another 1st Gen iPhone to the same exchange server, add a photo to the contact, made a change to the contact, and have the same problem -- no sync after photo added, syncs when photo is removed. I even deleted (from Entourage) a contact that I had added a picture to on the phone, and that change did not go to the iphone until I deleted the photo (Waited about 5 minutes). About 20-30 seconds after deleting the photo on the contact, it recognized that the contact was deleted from the exchange side, and pushed the deletion to the phone where it when poof right before my eyes like it's supposed.
This is kind of baffling since you'd think the software is the same between the first gen and 3G after 2.0, but the problem is very re-creatable for me...]

HP 505B locking up and kicking out a frozen white screen. Hard reboot seems to fix it for awhile

So I have an HP 505B running in our office with Windows 7 Pro 32bit, intergrated nvidia graphics, and 4gbs of memory. Product number VS882UT.
It will randomly hard lock and display a white screen on the monitor. I have tried reseating all cables, replaced the monitor with a known good ( when the issue happens...still no go), replaced cables, updated the graphics drivers and also the bios. checked event logs for major errors (other than the hard shutdown event after coming back up...not much else is listed).I've also ran the onboard diags and they come back as passing. plus i've ran my own memtests over an extended period of time.
The issue doesn't happen all the time, I could go 2 weeks without an issue. No particular program ever seems to cause the issue. I have opened and cleaned all the fans and they all seem to be functioning normally. I have also reseated memory and reinstalled the OS from the factory partition.
I've ran into this issue in the past with another 505b, went through all the steps above contacted tech support and eventually had the motherboard replaced. Sounds like a good fix....it wasn't the last desktop ended up doing the same thing a month or so out. I'm running out of options to try other than going with another manufacturer. I have a lot of these desktops and i'm afraid at some point it's going to happen to all of them. Hoping maybe someone out there has had this issue as well and can recommend a permanent fix.

I'm IT support at a law firm and we have ... I don't know...at least 20 505B desktops. I think they came with Windows 7 and we downgraded them to XP.
In the past 2 months, I've had at least 5 or 6 of them all start having this issue! Its like someone set off a time bomb!
The only fix thus far has been to order a standalone PCI video card and disable the onboard video.
I've tried updating the drivers from both HP's website and the Nvidia website, which does not help.
I really do not like having to keep buying new video cards for a computer that should work fine....and is out of warranty! (conveniently for HP...)

Just got Nano back from service. Worked for 5 minutes, back to old problem.

I recently sent in my Nano because the click/scroll wheel became non-functional. The only response I would get from it would be from resetting it, after that, I was unable to get any response from the Ipod. I sent it in for service, and the expedient "service" was excellent. I got it back yesterday afternoon, turned it on, saw it was working. I proceeded to attach it to my computer via usb cable, updated it and added songs to it. Turned it on to see the songs were on it, and didnt use it until today. I grab it in the morning for the ride to work, and I change songs about 10 times, and......unresponsive. Went to change songs again, and nothing.
Again, all I can do is hold the menu/center click to reset it, and it is completely unresponsive beyond that.
I refuse to pay Apple another $32 within a 7 day period after "fixing" my Ipod. Is there any way to email them, or get in touch with an actual live person? Because this is ridiculous. The thing is 9 months old, and has never seen outdoor use, or even been out of its neoprene sleeve. Its pretty much seen car duty, and thats IT.
Signed,
Unhappy in Mass

From what I was told by one of the forum Mods a while back, Apple engineers have determined that this is caused by not allowing the firmware update to finish the installation before disconnecting the iPod. Try these steps.
Reset the iPod.
If the reset doesn't help, then put the iPod into forced disk mode.
How to put the iPod into disk mode.
Now connect the iPod to the computer. This step may immediately take you to the iPod's normal display screen. Reset the iPod to exit disk mode.
If you still have the white screen, then you should use the updater to restore the iPod.
Wait until the restore has finished before disconnecting the iPod. If you're unsure, wait at least 20 minutes (it's probably overkill but best to be sure). In my experience, the software updater for version 1.1.1 (and later) takes longer to complete the process than previous updaters.
That should cure the issue.
If however it doesn't, and your iPod is still non responsive (doesn't reset, nothing on the screen or button presses don't work), then it will have to be sent away for service.
See: iPod service request.

T43 BSOD's when connected to a Projecter

Ok here is a good one for you guys.
I have a T43 type 1875 that blue screens everytime it is plugged into a projector. I have other similar laptops (some T43's some HP's) and they all work with the projector without any issues. This system in particular also can connect to a LCD monitor without causing BSODing. I have swapped cables, updated video drivers, formatted the computer and reimaged. At this point I am lost. Any other suggestions?
Thanks in advance....

What you describe is not an Apple or iPhone issue.
Talk to Toshiba. If you chose to pursue the issue with them, that is up to you. No one here can tell you what the correct solution is.
Keep in mind, all iPhones ship will a wall plug to permit the device being charged from a wall outlet.

Converting to SSD Drive for Boot Drive on m7 with Win8

I just bought a new m7-j020dx (product code E4S19UA#ABA) with Windows 8 from Best Buy. Unfortunately, it came with a standard hard disk drive (HDD) and I would like to install a Solid State Drive (SSD). I have an Intel 320 and 530 series drive. But I have not been able to get a bootable drive from this.
The first thing I tried was cloning the factory drive to a new 530 series drive using AOMEI Backupper. I got a write error on the third partition. I thought perhaps the drive was bad so I tried it again with an Intel 320 series SSD drive. Same error.
The next attempt was to clone the drive to another 1 TB drive (connected via USB), shrink the main partition with MiniTool and clone to the 320 series SSD. The cloning went fine. However, with the new SSD installed, the computer will not boot and I get "Error0x0000225", something about a file not found. Turning off "secure boot" in the BIOS setup did not help (I did this after the clone).
So I thought I would make a clean install of Win 8. I generated a recovery disk on a 32GB SanDisk USB drive using Win8's recovery disk generator (as instructed on the HP site). I then ran the recovery program off the USB drive and after a couple of hours of installing driver software and several reboots, I get an HP message stating the installation was not complete. Repeating the install did not help.
I am not sure what the problem is.
Is the USB recovery disk a made from the original HDD bad (one only gets one shot at it)? Do I need to order media from HP on disks? Are there issues with using SSD drives on these computers? Do I not have a BIOS settig correctly (UEFI)? Is there some Intel storage drivers getting in the way?
I think my next step will be to create a disk Image and then put it back to the SSD drive. But I doubt this fixes the issue with booting to it.
Another option might be to do a fresh build using Win8 media and then download and install each driver from the HP website.
Any ideas out there in the land of experts?
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Vachsen
Please install the HDD Back
Update your BIOS
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-128144-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...
Install the new Intel Rapid Start Technology Driver
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=23496&ProdId=2101&lang=eng&OSVersion...
Reboot
Attach the SSD over USB Cable
Update the SSD Firmware
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?DwnldID=18363
Reboot
Use the Intel tool for drive Copy
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=19324
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Apple TV on 802.1x

Hello,
I'm trying to connect an apple TV to an 802.1x network. I followed the instructions at http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5438 but it didn't seem to work. I can't tell if the profile was actually deployed to the device.
My other confusion is how to configure my certificates. My university uses Entrust.net, but I'm not entirely sure where to add those. Do I need to add an actual certificate file, or do I just need the name of the certificate to trust?
Any help is appreciated!

Hi,
For 802.1x to work, the Apple tv needs to have the clock updated before it can validate any Certificates. Unfortunately, the Apple TV does not keep the time and requires internet services to update it's clock. To test if you configured your profile correctly, you can plug in an ethernet cable, update the clock, then disconnect the ethernet cable and verify if your wifi 802.1x takes over.

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