Laptop automatically shuts down when connect ipod PLZ HELP

Well basically my ipod 30gb video shuts down when i try to put a video or picture on it however when i put songs on its fine.

All I can offer is these list of solution steps, perhaps it's a software problem or you need to do a SMC or PRAM rest
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Recently when I connect my Ipod to my Itunes a windows error message appears and shuts down itunes for me. The message reads that Itunes has encountered a problem and needs to shut down. I am unable to transfer any music, play songs off my ipod, or delete songs off my ipod. I have reinstalled Itunes several times. All of my songs are stored on my IPOD only so reseting would erase all of them. PLEASE HELP!!!

Yes this used to happen to me also. Heres how to fix it. If this event just started happening after you have downloaded new music, I know how to fix it. Sort your iTunes by DATE ADDED. Then start clicking on the songs or videos, etc. in order from top down. When you click on a certain one(s) and iTunes shuts down, this is what you do:
1. Find the file(s) on your computer by doing a computer search from the start menu.
2. When you locate the file(s), click on it or them and send them into your recycle bin or trash for mac users.
3. Then open iTunes.
4. Locate the file(s).
5. They should have a little ! next to them.
6. When you click on them, iTunes won't shut down.
7. Just right click on the file(s) and delete them again, this time from iTunes.
8. Reset your iPod.
9. Connect it.
10. Your problem is solved!

PROBLEMS!! BLUE SCREEN AND SHUT DOWN WHEN CONNECTING IPOD OLD MINI!!!!

help help help!! Long story though....
Unfortunately, my computer crashed and i needed to send it away to get the whole system revamped, deleting all my old files, including my entire itunes library. I am, therefore, trying to retrieve and re-download all my old songs and piece together my library. As you can imagine, this is very long and frustrating.
I did, however, find my old 6gb 2nd generation ipod mini (clickwheel) that has a fair percentage of my old itunes library, after i thought i had lost it forever a long time ago. I have plugged it into the mains charger and although there is expected battery issues it still plays fine. ANd i have a new ipod on order so not too bothered anyway.
What i want to do though, is plug in my ipod to my computer and retrieve the songs from it to my new itunes, so i can put them on my new one. But everytime i lug it into the computer, a blue screen comes up and says it is needs to restart to prevent damage because it can't launch a non-executable program!!
Is there anyway to overcome this? Can i get the songs from my ipod mini? or will i have to sit and download thousands of songs from scratch???!!!

My new iPod 5th gen did the same! I think it might be a YouTube and iOS connection glitch

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My ipod nano 6th gen shuts down when connected to headphones. Also, when i use the volume buttons, the speaker icon comes up, but volume does not change. Please help.

Read the PDF user manual for a possible solution: iPod Manuals and/or iPod Nano Support
iTunes & iPod Hints & Tips
Every iPod comes with complimentary, single-incident telephone technical support within 90 days of your iPod purchase.
If you also purchased AppleCare, then your warranty is extended for technical support and hardware coverage for two years from the original purchase date of your iPod.

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problem = always shut down when connect to the internet (both via wifi & mobile data) my problem is my phone (sony z1) regularly shut down automatically when connect to the internet (both via wifi & mobile data). it just happens after i downloaded and installed the latest available software (as following): Android version: Google Android 4.3 (Jelly Bean) Latest available software: 14.2.A.1.136 Release started: 2014-01-30 please suggest how to fix this problem.

I suggest you disable any battery savers or task killers if you have.Boot your phone in safe mode and see how it is:
http://talk.sonymobile.com/t5/FAQ/How-to-boot-your-phone-into-safe-mode/m-p/348008#U348008
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My iPhone 4 iOS 7.0 automatically shuts down when the battery charge reaches 50%. Is it a battery problem or is it the phone?

Thanks, you're a life saver. Here is the report:
AC Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Automatic Restart On Power Loss: No
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Wake On LAN: Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Battery Power:
System Sleep Timer (Minutes): 10
Disk Sleep Timer (Minutes): 180
Display Sleep Timer (Minutes): 2
Wake On AC Change: No
Wake On Clamshell Open: Yes
Display Sleep Uses Dim: Yes
Reduce Brightness: Yes
Battery Information:
Battery Installed: Yes
First low level warning: No
Full Charge Capacity (mAh): 3004
Remaining Capacity (mAh): 2994
Amperage (mA): 0
Voltage (mV): 12385
Cycle Count: 41
AC Charger Information:
Connected: Yes
Charging: No
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IP4 AUTO-SHUT DOWN WHEN CONNECTING TO WI-FI

Hi, fellow apple users, my name is ace, I'm from the phillippines. I ordered my Iphone from singapore, using a singapore address of a friend of mine and have it shipped there then delivered to me through Singpost here in the Philippines.
I Noticed that my Iphone 4 Automatically shut-down when it connects to a wi-fi or internet sharing while i'm in the office. Was this normal or there was a problem with my phone, Here is the serial number: 830**0A4T
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HI Ace,
Try here: Troubleshooting iPhone Hardware
Click: Connectivity / Network: Wi Fi issues
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It will boot and _run from battery without problem_, but if you plug in the AC while it is up and running on battery the machine will normally click off instantly and reboot to the message "Windows was not shut down correctly."
The _AC adapter works fine_ reading a steady 19.19 to 19.20 volts with a voltmeter. It also _charges the battery fine when the computer is off_. I have two Toshiba brand batteries and they both work fine.
One interesting thing is that the _computer runs fine on AC when in safe mode_.
I _did a reformat/factory restore_ of Vista to assure it was not software and drivers, and still got the same problem before any external devices had been plugged in.
It has the latest BIOS and I tried resetting it to default values in case anything had gotten changed. It made no difference.
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Has anyone seen this problem before and have you come with a full diagnosis of the problem and a real solution?

I have Satellite A300 and until now everything works OK.
I would like to know what happen when you remove the battery and use notebook with power supply only. Does notebook shuts down again.
If not let OS run and put the battery.
Is the battery recognized properly? Does notebook switch off again?
To be honest I cannot imagine this issue has something with software or background processes. Recovery image you got with your notebook is designed for this certain notebook mode. Recovery image is tested and I dont think preinstalled OS has anything to do with this.
Full diagnosis?
And how to do this? You know very well that diagnosis can be done with diagnostic tools only and such tools have services only. I hope you will find answers but Im 99% sure there is nothing you can do about that. Maybe you should contact service, explain the situation and ask for help.

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Since a week or two, my MacBookPro from early 2011 shuts down when connecting the magsafe to power. Also when starting up again it will start up fine and fast from battery, but I need to hold the power button for several seconds when connected to power.
Another problem I had earlier as well is CPU (kernel task) of over 90%, which I now see clearly, only occurs when connected to power. I used to solve this problem by putting the MBP to sleep, but now, when put to sleep, it will shut down.
When on battery, I have no CPU problem and can put machine to sleep without a problem.
I recently started uploading everything to dropbox, and activate caffeine to make sure it will keep uploading. My computer will run for days on power combined with caffeine, but is as slow as **** because of a >90% CPU.
The battery has had a notification for maybe a year, that it needed service, so today I finally bought and installed a new battery, but the problem is not solved. Is this software or could it be my magsafe adapter? Thanks for you help.

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Whenever I connect my iPod Nano 4gb to my computer, my computer automatically shuts down. Just like that. Without any warning. Sometimes iTunes has the time to open, but most of the time it doesn't. Can someone please tell me what must I do? My nano has been working well for the past year.
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Had the same problem. Someone sent me these instructions and it worked, have a look:
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