Can't get rid of white screen

Everytime I use my ipod it has a white screen on it, have tried the shut down and the reboot but nothing happens, it is fully charged

Open iTunes, hold the Home button down, plug the USB power cord in from computer and restore.
Basic troubleshooting steps 
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