HUGE iTunes AND iPod ERRORS! From "missing files" to the "! Folder"...

My video iPod (30GB) was bought only about a month ago. It was working fine until a few days ago, when the Music Store wouldn't work. I tried to update it, but it stayed the same. I also saw a message asking to update my iPod software (forgot version #, but it's the newest one), so I opted to update it. I don't know if what happened next is a result of this, or if it just happened, but here's what happened:
I found my iPod off and when I turned it on, it shows the ! Folder and turns off. If I put it in disk mode, it is black and white and in smaller text (looks similar to the Mini rather than the Video). I couldn't get to anything else after turning it on besides disk mode and the folder. It makes that noise recognizing it, but it's not in My Computer either.
I tried updating iTunes, but I get a message (this is after trying to restore the system back to before I updated) "iTunes cannot run because some of its required files are missing. Please reinstall iTunes." Of course I do about 5 times, but it does not work and I get the same message. Then I try to back up by using the CD given in the box to install it from there, but it says that there is already another version and I'd have to uninstall by the Control Panel. When I try, I press Change/Remove, but it only loads halfway and closes without doing anything. Therefore I can't get rid of my current iTunes. I see if I can update my iPod, but it says that there is an iPod Service error. It seems like Apple is out to get me or something. Please help, this was a "partial" gift (I paid half) that was pretty pricey for me also, since I am only 14. Any help would definitely be appreciated, and thank you all for your time.
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YES it WORKS!!! After almost a whole week!
The help wasn't really on this site (mainly), but I'll tell how I got the life back in my iPod. Thanks for the reply though Hackstar18.
I used a DIFFERENT COMPUTER though (we have two) for this since the first one had a corrupt iTunes. I went to My Computer to see if my iPod was listed under there. At first, I didn't see one, so I disconnected it, and noticed that something called "Removable Disk (G:)" (or something along those lines) was removed from the list. Then I reconnected my iPod and it came back, so I knew the (G:) disk was it. I clicked on it, and it said it wasn't formatted correctly, so I decided to format it. It took about an HOUR to do this, but it finally formatted it. I then tried to update/restore it with my 2005 updater (I uninstalled 2006 one). It said "iPod manager internal error" which is different than the "iPod Sevice error" I was getting. I thought I was getting somewhere and that I was onto something, so I went on iTunes (it works on this computer). It showed me the popup where it asks the name and to register, and I was RELIEVED. I installed the 1.1 version and tried it, and after having to close the iTunes window, it recognized it and gave me the option to restore. Of course, while being shocked, I did, and after the short wait, I noticed my screen was back to color, it was responding, and it was back to normal! The update removed some of the things like the backlight option people were talking about and I noticed the options on the main menu were less, but it was back. I'm glad I DIDN'T request to get it serviced/repaired and send it in, because I was so close to doing so. Now, I just gotta transfer my old songs from my defective iTunes on the other computer to this computer.

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In any of the updates to Itunes or Ipod has the ability to use the product by the Blind been considered? Being a Low-Vision/Blind user I think accessibilty has gotten worse instead of better. This is not just an Itunes on Windows Issue. Itunes on the Mac barily works with VoiceOver
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Now onto the Ipod 3g 4g 5g and the Nano 1g and 2g, These devices with some practice can be used by a blind person if they are setup correctly by someone sighted. Thats all well and good except if you just went out and bought a shinny new 80gb Ipod and now don't know how to navigate it. Well the solution to this is actually very easy. Durring startup it could play a quick set of clicks to let a blind user know it is doing something. Then once it is up and running the menu system could playback via the headphones recorded speech files stored in directory already on the shinny new Ipod. Something like "Main Menu" "Music", the user slides their finger around the wheel one spot to the right and "AudioBooks" and so on. Now your question comes to artists and genra's and Album titles. This could be a feature of the new ITunes 7.1.x where when you are syncing your Ipod it goes to the iTunes store and gets the appropiate audio files needed. or using the Very Nice Apple TTS makes the files on the fly and stores them. You say this would use up space on the Ipod, well yes it would and you could make so a sighted user could turn it off until the iPod resets or they if they are really cramped for space could remove the directory with the sounds in it, but restoring the iPod would put these features back in place. These features have more use then just for the blind, who are highest population for buying audio content be it Unabridged audio books, CD's, or from online sources. Once these features are out in the general public and touted as be available you will have the busy business traveler to the jogger using them, epecially when it is not appropriate to take your eyes from something else, like driving. A driver could just reach down and touch the iPod and press the menu key and here "Music Menu", "PlayLists". Now we click the center button and our drivers heres "Gym Workout" clicks the wheel around to the right and heres "Peaceful Drive". He/She press the play button and heres "Playing, Peaceful Drive, 15 items in list" now this next part whould need to be toggleable on and off, while the iPod is cueing up the song it could say the song name and artist but this could be distracting.
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Shawn,
This will be cross posted to my blog and to the Ipod Forum here. My Blog is located at http://wizardwlf.spaces.live.com

My goal is not to directly influience Apple. I am trying to influiece you the customer to write feedback to Apple, if not on your own behalf, for your family member who is blind/low vision, a blind co-worker at your office, a friend of a friend even. Apple will see my one comment in feedback and say he is just an extremist and being it is just one comment just ignore it becuase their are much cuter things some marketing person wants them to do. They may just respond with use the Shuffle it doesn't have a screen. Why should the blind be limited to 1GB of space?
So here is your chance. Talk to your friends who use the Ipod/Itunes, talk to the manager at your local Apple store, tell them all to think about what they could do with a talking iPod, let alone the accessibility this would give the blind.
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Shawn,
I did a quick search of the Apple web site and found a fair bit of information on accessibility issues for the Mac OS X operating system in general (you might want to have a look here if you're interested) but couldn't find anything relating to iTunes for Windows in particular.
Since Apple has set up these forums for users to help one other with their problems, there isn't much we can do as far as acting on your suggestions. You might want to submit your comments directly to Apple by filling out the forum on this page: http://www.apple.com/feedback/itunesapp.html .
All the best!
I wrote back:
Yes that is a pretty advertisement page for the Tiger Accessibility and for the accessibilty of the hardware.
But what is missing is the same page for iTunes and iPod. Those two products which right now are Apple's Hot market. They do not even train the sales staff in the Apple Stores to use and demonstrate these features to a parent / spouse/ child of someone with a disability.
VoiceOver is great in the finder and terminal and mostly works in Safarie and Mail. It mostly works in system dialog boxes but forget AppleWorks, GarageBand, Microsoft Office. The ProTools folks are actually working on making that program work with VoiceOver even better.
My best recommendation to anyone on this forum who is a Mac User. Use SearchLight to find VoiceOver. Now read some of the documentation to get the gist of how it works. Once you have done this, Start VoiceOver and turn off your screen. Try using the keybard commands you just learned or even the ones you think you know in iTunes. You will find it extremely hard to navigate.
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