Ipod touch manual setting?

ok so I got a new itouch a few months ago and the wireless has never worked but I just noticed why...the wrong IP address is detected. I went to settings Wi-fi then clicked the little arrow button by the network name and went to static and changed it to the correct one the subnet mask was correct. I'm not sure how to save the setting so i just went back to safari but it still said the same message "Cannot open homepage Safari cannot open the page beacuse it is not connected to the internet" any ideas on how to manually add my IP address?

Have you tried reading through the User Guide at http://support.apple.com/manuals/#ipodtouch
Pick the one that matches your touch operating system

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My daughter got a new ipod touch and set it up using my apple id. It sync'ed and got my contacts, so she went ahead and deleted them off her ipod. Unfortunately, my iphone then 'synced to the cloud' and I lost all my contacts.

My daughter got a new ipod touch and set it up using my apple id. Once she sync'ed it, she had all my contacts, so she went ahead and deleted the ones she didn't want. Unfortunately, my iphone then sync'ed to the cloud and all my contacts were wiped out (the ones she deleted).
So, I wiped my iphone and did an icloud backup/restore. This restored all my apps, but my contacts are still the ones from when my daughter did her update. It doesn't appear as though I got back my contacts, even though I chose an icloud backup from before the deletion. Logging into icloud shows the reduced/deleted contacts, not the full list I had, and I can't see a way to revert back to an old copy.
Any ideas? I thought restoring from the cloud would have done it, but the contacts I got were the 'current' copy, not an older/archived copy.
I'd appreciate any ideas. None of the articles I found seemed to address retrieving an 'old' copy of your contacts from the cloud.

The "system" performed as designed. All devices syncing to one iCloud account are kept in common sync. The idea is that all such devices belong to one user. Different users should have different iCloud accounts. Once your contacts were edited, all devices were updated as well and subsequent backups (from yours and her device) reflected the changed contacts (and any other data that may have been edited like calendars). Your first task is to change your daughter over to a new account before she makes other changes.
The only way I see for getting back contacts is to restore them from a time machine backup, assuming you also have a Mac included in the account which syncs the contacts. However, I'm not sure whether time machine includes contacts from iCloud along with those that are local, "on my Mac".
Otherwise the deleted contacts are gone.

What will i do next if i reset my ipod touch manually and all i can see is logo of itunes and usb connection?i cant use my ipod now :c

what will i do next if i reset my ipod touch manually and all i can see is logo of itunes and usb connection?i cant use my ipod now :c

its to slow to connect..so i decided to run for diagnostic to know y if i cant connect to itunes eventhough i have account..heres the result:
Connection attempt to Apple web site was unsuccessful.
Basic connection to the store failed.
Connection attempt to Gracenote server was successful.
iTunes has never successfully accessed the iTunes Store.

IPod touch manual

When i go to the iPod touch manual site Safari usually freezes and I have to force quit. Am I the only one having this problem? This happens nine out of ten tries. Can I download this manual to my iMac?

Hello there,
Can I download this manual to my iMac?
Yes. You can download it from here. Control->click on it and choose "Download Linked File."
http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPod_touch_3.0_UserGuide.pdf
B-rock

Two new iPod touches: one set up via wi-fi the other will only connect to iTunes on a computer to set up. Does the 2nd have the old iOS?

Two touches for kids for Christmas. White one set up in about 5 minutes out of the box using our home wi-fi. Turned on the black one and it only shows an icon to connect it to the computer and iTunes to set it up. This is a problem since we don't have our laptop available right now. I'm disappointed because I had read so much about this new iOS 5 and the ease of set up without the computer. Does this mean that our black iPod touch does not have iOS 5? If I plug it into iTunes later will it look and act the same as the white one ?

Susan, the OP(original poster) can't access the iPod to check the verson.
For the OP, I would assume that it does not have iOS 5. Sorry.

Broken link to iPod Touch Manual

The following link does not work:
http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iPod_touch_iOS4_UserGuide.pdf
Please advise on the best way to obtain a manual for my new iPod Touch.

That link works just fine for me.
Maybe it was down when you clicked on it. Try it again.

Received new Macbook Pro, tried to download iTunes library from iPod touch after setting up iTunes on the pro. It only transferred part of what was on the iPod touch. suggestions? iPod touc

Received a new Macbook Pro. Downloaded Itunes and set up account. Connected iPod touch to down load to the Pro and only part of library transferred. Any suggestions?

jjfromkildeer wrote:
Received a new Macbook Pro. Downloaded Itunes and set up account. Connected iPod touch to down load to the Pro and only part of library transferred. Any suggestions?
iTunes is already pre-installed on all new Macs. Do you mean that you updated it from Software Update?
Your iPod Touch problems should be posted in the iPod Touch forums. It's where the iPod users hang out.

IPod touch failed set-up via USB - please help?

NB - this is not related to my Mac computer. I am connecting an iPod touch 4th generation to a Windows machine running XP (SP3).
The iPod is new and I can't get it to set up via USB connection to computer running iTunes (I have mobile broadband, and it isn't a wireless connection). I have tried the minimum, older version of iTunes and the most up-to-date version.
On connection, both the iPod and iTunes acknowledge each other and the iPod charges. It says "connected to iTunes", but does nothing further. Once the screen saver blanks the screen, it simply shows "connect to iTunes" again, clearly part of the set-up process, when I re-activate the screen.
In iTunes, the iPod Touch comes up under "Devices" at the left-hand side of the iTunes display, but I can't click on it to reveal anything about the iPod - nothing happens. At the same time, a progress bar appears at the tope of hte window saying, "accessing iTunes store" (I'm assuming this must be part of the set-up process?!), but it never completes. Sometimes, I get an error message telling me I have no active internet connection (the connection IS active, but I have also emailed my service provider in case this is relevent), but mostly it just hangs - in short, I can't do anything.
I can't tell you which version of the iOS the iPod is running, because - you've guessed it - it will only run its set-up procedure, and that's not completing, so I can't find out anything about it...
So disappointed, and very dispirited after spending days on this and getting nowhere. Apple has not responded to a service request thus far.
Desperate to get this sorted out, because the whole point of finally getting an iPod (which everyone told me would be so simple to set up and use) is because I'm doing a really big charity walk in a couple of weeks - that, and the training walks, are really long (next one, tomorrow, is seven hours), and doing them without music is soul-destroying.
If you can help, I'd be grateful beyond words.
Thanks for reading,
Sheri.

Why do Apple not respond to correctly initiated support requests?
This is taking weeks to fix on my own - that is *crazy* in this day and age. Here is an update. Sorry it's long, but it's in case it helps anyone else. I tried *everything*.
What did it in the end was a tiny - REALLY tiny - thing, but I suspect it wouldn't have worked if not in combination with several other things.
It's a setting in internet explorer, which I use rarely if ever, but a friend (i.e. a stroke of luck that he was around) pointed out that iTunes uses it in the background to work properly, and it's a security setting in the "Advanced" tab of the "Internet options" bit of IE. You need to UNtick the box for "Check server's certificate revocation". Which suggests that, before doing this, iTunes was going into an endless loop of checking. Not sure about that, but anyway - it worked in terms of getting the oPod recognised and set up (but see later in the post for the current situation). BUT... before that, I'd had to:-
1. via my firewall, open two ports (80 and 443) needed by iTunes (I think this was key as well, actually - why on earth doesn't this sort of support come with the kit?)
2. uninstall latest iTunes and revert to a previous version (may or may not have been necessary, but seemed logical especially as the iPod's iOS wouldn't be up-to-date) - that needed doing twice, as the first version I tried was *too* early for a 4th generation touch
3. flush the resolver cache several times, and various other command-line actions
4. try all connecting and communicating in different orders (e.g. trying to authenticate iTunes *first*, before connecting iPod) - but now I've seen the set-up process once through in its entirety, it's become *so* obvious that none of that was working, so it's partly my inexperience with iPods which made it take so long to find the solution
5. try to set it up via the iTunes website instead (fail!)
6. test secure site (https) access and inputting various server addresses to see if my firewall or mobile broadband provider was blocking them
7. attempt connection with various parts of virus protection and firewall disabled, and even disable the entire firewall
Not to mention endless emails and discussion forum contributions, reading and tweaking, all the re-boots...
CURRENT SITUATION
Lots of aspects working, but as soon as I ask the iPod to do anything internet related (use Safari, access App Store, etc - or even just sign in), it returns the message, "Cannot connect to iTunes store" - despite being connected by a cable to a computer which IS connected to the internet and IS running iTunes, IS accessing the store, HAS synced with and updated the iPod...
Absolutely NOTHING in Apple "support" discussions/documents makes any difference, and is almost exclusively aimed at those connecting wirelessly anyway (so lots of stuff about routers, DNS settings, etc.); wireless is not an option oopen to me.
Unbelievable.
Any suggestions which don't just point me to an Apple support document would be very welcome, because I think I have read them all...

Ipod touch email set up

Hello
I am trying to set up my email for my Ipod Touch. I am using bellsouth.net but it won't configure. I have been on the phone with suppport for about 2 hours and they can't get it to work either. Does anyone else have this issue with this company and if so is there a fix or how did you configure.
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What do yu mean by register in your name? If the iPod still has the previous owners information, then connect the iPod to your computer and restore to factory defaults/new iPod. See:
iTunes: Backing up, updating, and restoring your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch software
To set upon the iPod a mail account yur already have go to Settng>Mail, Calender and Cantact and tap on Add Account. The enter the appropriate information for you particular provider. You can go to yur provider's support site to find the settings. You may have to use the iPhone settings since many do not list a seperate iPod settings.

My ipod touch is set on desktop mode

how do i set it right ?

i use fb through my ipod touch and the fb newsfeed page shows up like as it does in pc

How do I remove "web clips" links to web pages from my Home screen? Holding until jiggle does not produce "X" for deletion contrary to the ipod touch manual

How do I remove "web clips" links to web pages from my Home screen? Holding until jiggle does not produce "X" for deletion contrary to the ipod touch manual

Figured oout that I had restricted deletions of programs.
Settings->General->Restrictions-> (enter your passcode), Turn Deleting Apps ON
Afterward holding an icon until it jiggles will produce the X delete button.
You might want to turn Delete apps OFF after cleaning up.

Ipod touch automatically sets off HOME button

hi, I accidentally spilled water and got a little bit on my ipod. Afterwards, I noticed that after I charge it, the ipod would automatically hit the home button.
When I'm playing a game or have an app opened, it would close because it sets off the home button.
when I press the top button, it would sometimes take a picture because it's holding the home button.
When I leave it in lockscreen and screen off, the screen would automatically turn on.
1. Is there anyway to fix this? or to disable the home button when I'm in game.
2. Also, can I send it in for repair? The earbuds jack doesn't show any red from water spillage.
Thx, any insights would be appreciated.

also, when i put it near my static-y shorts, it sets off the home button.

I think my ipod touch is set to camera mode and I need to switch it back. When I hoook it up to my computer it thinks I am hooking up a camera and wants to download pics. It used to read it as an ipod and automatically synch. Now it doesn't do that. HELP

When I first got my ipod, I would hook it up to my computer and it would automatically synch with my itunes. But then I took some pictures with my ipod and downloaded the pics. Now everytime I hook up my ipod to my computer, it reads it as a camera and asks if I want to download pics. It is driving me crazy. I haven't used my ipod as a camera since that one time, and I need to get it back to automatically synching when I hook it up. It's like it is not being recognized as an ipod. Is there something I can do to get my ipod out of camera mode and back to ipod mode. Also, i got a speaker system to hook up my ipod to and it is not "picking up" the ipod when I hook it up. the music will not come out of the speakers and I think again it is an issue of my ipod being in "camera" mode. HELP!!!

As mentioned in your other post, disable the camera notification, shown here: http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1500
But you'll have to be logged in with administrative rights, to change the settings.

I WANT TO RESTORE MY IPOD TOUCH AND SET IT TO NEW IPOD WHICH ERASES ALL DATA ,BUT WILL IT DELETE ALL MY PURCHASED APPS AND IF THEY GOT DELETE WOULD I HAVE TO PAY FOR THEM AGAIN???

PLEASE REPLY.......THANKS

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No... help here > Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
Make sure you use the same Apple ID used for the original purchases.

How to set up my new ipod touch and sync my music?

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You can download a copy of the iPod Touch manual from here which includes a Getting Started chapter. There is also info on syncing music on this page

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