Ipod Classic Ejecting Itself

My Ipod glassic keeps ejecting itself before a sync is even complete.  I have tried reseting it, changing cables, changing ports, putting it into disc mode.  I updated Itunes a few days ago and that seems to be the only thing that has changed since I last plugged in my ipod.  It won't even let me restore it from my computer.

Is Enable Disk Use ticked from under the iPod's Summary tab?  Does this happen when you plug the iPod into another available USB port?
Are there any other USB devices that are plugged in? 
B-rock

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    why is my ipod classic ejecting itself from my laptop?

    Is Enable Disk Use ticked from under the iPod's Summary tab?  Does this happen when you plug the iPod into another available USB port?
    Are there any other USB devices that are plugged in? 
    B-rock

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    hi, i thought i'd offer an alternative solution as i found something that worked for me.
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    before, i always had itunes open and running then plugged in my ipod and i got this problem. i tried closing itunes, and just plugging in my ipod to the computer without itunes running and it didn't eject (nor did it open itunes for me as apparently it is supposed to) so anyway i connected and it held the connection without ejecting, then i opened itunes manually by clicking the icon and it held the connection. at this time i changed the settings to manually sync the ipod and to use it as a hard disc, and since then (only this morning) it has worked ok and not kept ejecting. hopefully it'll continue to work in this way. good luck guys hope it works for you too.
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    Before I can click on it in itunes it ejects and disapears. I already had it in Disk Mode and have been able ot use it within the past year sucessfully. Now it won't stop ejecting itself. How can I fix this? I even tried a new ipod cable.
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    Hello ChewyEllis,
    I would be frustrated as well if my iPod was not syncing.  I found a resource that I think would help in a situation like this. 
    I recommend following the steps in this troubleshooting assistant:
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    just bought a new ipod classic and the first time i put it in the sync was perfect and got all my music on. Now as soon as I put the ipod in it ejects itself as soon as connected. All my software is up to date, my cable is fine as my iphone works and i have reset the ipod. Any other ideas?

    Well here on this forum, you are not talking to Apple but other users like yourself.
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    You might try enabling disk mode on the Classic, that should keep it connected until you eject it (which would be required every time if you enable this option).

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    Hey there - yup huge problem - I actually made some comments a while back and my apple user a/c got disabled 4 security reasons (maybe because my user was fixmyipod!) Anyway, had same prob for AGES, even took it to the apple retail store and they checked it - fine (they did reformat it for PC for me so this might also help y'all) and said it was our computer. Tried all the tricks - 5R's, latest version of Itunes etc - it worked fine on Mac's and some PC's but not ours. Saw a hotfix from another discussion thread which apparently worked for them, but didn't work for me because my version of Windows (XP Pro Service Pack 3) apparently already has that hotfix installed. Even found something on the Windows help website (sorry can't recall it was a while ago but sure you'll find it if you search a little) which suggested very CAREFULLY deleting some keys of some type (can't remember - I'm no expert on these things just followed instructions) - I tried this also but still the ipod would read for 1 second, then disconnect.
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    After populating a new iPod Classic up to 50GB of 160GB space, it reboots itself every minute. No chance for iTunes to recognise so no way to reset/reload the device. 
    Any other way anyone can suggest? Mainly to delete the contents before replacing/returning to the shop.

    Have you had a look at Troubleshooting here...
    http://www.apple.com/support/ipodclassic/

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  • Ipod classic restores itself, got unknown errors (-50 and -124)

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    I've been using this ipod for almost 3 months now.... and just recently i started having problems after...
    Already did the Rs.
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    If your iPod is still under warranty, bring it in to Apple store for the Genius to have a look and you may get a replacement, as you only got 74 Hours of playing time.
    The iPod Hardisk definitely need to be replaced, as can be seen by the high numbers of start/stop, in trying to get a good cluster to write or read. The Realloc numbers will grow, as failed write cluster are reallocated.
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  • As soon as i connect my ipod classic it ejects itself

    please,how do i stop my ipod from ejecting itself?

    Hi,
    Apple support has fixed this issue for me as it seems to be a common issue with itunes 11.
    Go to top left of itunes and select "show menu bar" - this will then display "file, edit, view..." menu on top left.
    Go to view and select "show sidebar" and then connect your ipod.  This should now work for you.
    Apparently with the hidden sidebar the very first time you connect it has a hard time recognising it.  After you follow the above steps and connect the first time you will no longer have this issue and you can connect the ipod and keep the sidebar hidden in the future.
    Hope this helps.

  • Why does my Ipod display a syncing message then eject itself without syncing?

    I tried reseting my Ipod and reinstalling Itunes, neither of these fixed the problem

    Do you have the enable disk use option ticked from under the iPod's Summary tab?  If not, go ahead and do so now as it should prevent your iPod from ejecting itself.
    If you can't the iPod to remain iTunes long enough to enable this option, try manually forcing the iPod into Disk Mode first using the instructions in this Apple support document.
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