IPod Touch Keeps Disabling
Hi all,
Ironically, this isn't about my iPod touch (I'm still rockin' a 5th Gen iPod Video) but at where I work, we have an iPod Touch model (3rd gen) demoed. However, it constantly keeps disabling after maybe a day or two. I set it up, and a few days later when I go back, it disables, requiring a connection to iTunes. (It has ben synced up with iTunes once before, so content is on it and it is assigned a Mac)
Now, this hasn't been a problem just now, for several years whenever we've tried to put an iPod Touch model out, the same thing happens after a little bit of time.
My question to you all is, what is causing the iPod to disable in the first place? I didn't put a passcode on it, and I heard it may be from too many improper logins. If this is the case, maybe someone else gave it a passcode. Is there some way I can password protect changing the password, but allow a no-passcode login?
Or again, am I way off and is something else disabling the iPod touch? Thanks!
Every few days?? Sounds like it simply needs to be recharged. Check the little battery symbol at the top right of the screen.
You can either plug it into the computer to recharge or get a wall charger.
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