Must disconnect and reconnect earbuds to restore audio

I've noticed that if my iPod Touch shuts down on its own, when I turn in back on the volume slider doesn't appear. I have to disconnect and then reconnect the earbud plug in order to see it and to allow audio output through the earbuds. I'm using 4.1 now, but this has been going on for several months. Anybody else notice this and know what's going on? It's a 2nd generation Touch.

Stephen Patriquen1 is correct: the link given by allen a does not address the problem described in the header by ChubbyCherub, namely "The software for the iPad was corrupted during download. Disconnect and reconnect, then try again."
Like ChubbyCherub,I have faithfully and completely followed all the troubleshooting directions given, including also unplugging USB devices, even though I don’t believe any of them are relevant to a corrupted download, and repeatedly re-tried the download, to no avail.
So what is required, allen a, is a solution related to the original question that doesn’t involve doing the same thing over and over in hopes of a different outcome.
In the meantime, my iPad has been stuck in recovery mode for days.

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Nano has worked fine for a couple of years being left connected to either one of our cars. However, every time car is restarted it won't play without being disconnected and reconnected. I have done a full restore.
Current cars are Range Rover Sport 2011 and Jaguar XK 2011.
Has anyone else experienced this issue?
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I had a similar problem. Try resetting and erasing the phone and restoring from a known good backup.

TS3474 iTunes has detected an iPod that appears to be corrupted. You may need to restore this iPod before it can be used with iTunes. You may also try disconnecting and reconnecting the iPod.

What do I do about this message? I've restored it 3 times, but this message still comes up, and i cannot put music on it now.
iTunes has detected an iPod that appears to be corrupted. You may need to restore this iPod before it can be used with iTunes. You may also try disconnecting and reconnecting the iPod.

Sounds like your iPod is broken. Take it to Apple or someone else who repairs iPods and see if you can get it fixed, or get it replaced.

Podcasts no longer appear under ipod device in I tunes library. I can access podcasts on my ipod but I CANNOT access podcasts on I tunes library. I have disconnected and reconnected. I have restored my ipod. I have checked for updates. What else?

'Podcasts' under Ipod device disappeared in Itunes library. I can't manage my podcasts on ipod via I tunes library. I can access the podcasts on my ipod (5th generation), itself. I can access and manage music. I can add more podcasts to ipod. The podcast icon reappears with only the newly added podcasts. When I disconnect ipod and reconnect ipod, 'podcasts' no longer appears under the device. So I am unable to manage my podcasts on I tunes library which means I can't delete podcasts from I tunes library. I can only add podcasts. I have disconnected and reconnected ipod. I have checked for updates. I have restored the ipod to it's original settings. My next step will be to install and reinstall I tunes. Any other suggestions would be appreciated.

To be clear, the podcast icon disappeared under Ipod device in Itunes. I can access and manage the podcasts in the itunes library. I can't manage podcasts on my ipod via itunes (which means I can't delete podcasts from my ipod). I can access podcasts on my ipod, itself.

HT204291 I must continually disconnect and reconnect my airport express to get it to play my iTunes library on my TV. Why?

Why must I continually disconnect and reconnect my airport express in order to get it to play my ITunes library on my TV?

I have a HP Pavillion dv6000 running Windows Vista. Itunes is up to date. I have power cycled the router several times it is a Surfboard sbg6580. still no luck with seeing the airplay symbol on itunes, but Isee it on my phone and can stream music via the airport with my phone. I can see both airports on the airport utility on my laptop. I'm stumped...

I have restored my iphone 5 (6.1.4) and now im activating it says disconnect and reconnect how can i fix the need help fast

i have restored my iphone 5 (6.1.4) and now im activating it says disconnect and reconnect how can i fix the need help fast

What you me

Several times a day my HP Laptop disconnects and reconnects to my WRT600N router.

I’ve installed a new WRT600N. (Firmware Version: 1.01.35 build 5_20080115).
My install was a “Linksys EasyLink Advisor” guided and is generic. SPI Firewall Protection is enabled. Security Mode is enabled for WPA-Personal.
The laptop I use with router is an HP/Compaq 6710b (also new), running XP Pro. The built-in WiFi adapter is a “G” type (Intel PRO/Wireless 394ABG) with “Windows Wireless Network Connection” enabled.
Presently I don’t use the “N” capability of the router. However, I plan buy a 2nd laptop with an “N” WiFi adapter soon.
The router works well…most of the time. Signal strength is “Very Good”. However, several times a day my HP Laptop disconnects and reconnects to the router.
Each time this happens I get a “Linksys EasyLink Advisor” prompt stating “Network Problem!...the connection to the router is not working”.
After experimentation I realize that most often the connection will restore by itself…or worst case; I can re-detect and restore the connection using either the “Linksys EasyLink Advisor” wizard OR the “Windows Wireless Network Connection” wizard.
Besides losing the connection, the most annoying part of this is that after the connection is restored and the “Linksys EasyLink Advisor” wizard message remain indicating: “Network Problem!...the connection to the router is not working”.
Suggestions?

There are many causes for poor wireless connections, and many solutions:
First of all, give your network a unique SSID. Do not use "linksys". If you are using "linksys" you may be trying to connect to your neighbor's router. Also set "SSID Broadcast" to "enabled". This will help your computer find and lock on to your router's signal.
Poor wireless connections are often caused by radio interference from other 2.4 GHz devices. This includes wireless phones, wireless baby monitors, microwave ovens, wireless mice and keyboards, wireless speakers, and your neighbor's wireless network. In rare cases, Bluetooth devices can interfere. Even some 5+ GHz phones also use the 2.4 Ghz band. Unplug these devices, and see if that corrects your problem.
In your router, try a different channel. There are 11 channels in the 2.4 GHz band. Usually channel 1, 6, or 11 works best. Check out your neighbors, and see what channel they are using. Because the channels overlap one another, try to stay at least +5 or -5 channels from your strongest neighbors. For example, if you have a strong neighbor on channel 9, try any channel 1 through 4.
Also, try to locate the router about 4 to 6 feet above the floor, in an open area. Do not locate it behind your monitor or near other computer equipment or speakers. The antenna should be vertical.
Also, in the computer, go to your wireless software, and go to "Preferred Networks" (sometimes called "Profiles" ). There are probably a few networks listed. Delete any network named "linksys". Also delete any network that you do not recognize, or that you no longer use. If your current network is not listed, enter its info (SSID, encryption (if any), and key (if any) ). Then select your current network and make it your default network, and set it to automatic login. You may need to go to "settings" to do this, or you may need to right click on your network and select "Properties" or "settings".
If the above does not fix your problem, download and install the latest driver for your wireless card.
Some users have reported improved wireless performance by switching from WEP to WPA encryption.
If you continue to have problems, try the following:
For wireless n routers, try setting the "n Transmission Rate" to 162 Mbps, and the (wireless g) "Transmission Rate" to 54 Mbps.
If you still have trouble, download and install the latest firmware for your router. After a firmware upgrade, you must reset the router to factory defaults, then setup the router again from scratch. If you saved a router configuration file, DO NOT use it.
Hope this helps.

Time Capsule disk disconnect and reconnect every 5 minutes

This problem began with Airport Firmware 7.6, and has continued to perist with every subsequent firmware version. Reverting to firmware version 7.5.2 eliminates the problem. Running with the latest firmware version 7.6.3, on OS X 10.8.2, the Time Capsule disk is disconnected and reconnected every 5 minutes, and this is seen in the console log:
15/02/2013 16:10:22.344 KernelEventAgent[43]: tid 00000000 received event(s) VQ_NOTRESP (1)
15/02/2013 16:10:22.344 KernelEventAgent[43]: tid 00000000 type 'afpfs', mounted on '/Volumes/Vilya', from '//Mike%20Connally@TimeCapsule._afpovertcp._tcp.local/Vilya', not responding
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: ASP_TCP Disconnect: triggering reconnect by bumping reconnTrigger from curr value 190 on so 0xffffff804456ede0
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: ASP_TCP asp_tcp_usr_control: invalid kernelUseCount 0
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect started /Volumes/Vilya prevTrigger 190 currTrigger 191
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: doing reconnect on /Volumes/Vilya
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: posting to KEA EINPROGRESS for /Volumes/Vilya
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: Max reconnect time: 30 secs, Connect timeout: 15 secs for /Volumes/Vilya
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: connect to the server /Volumes/Vilya
15/02/2013 16:10:22.345 KernelEventAgent[43]: tid 00000000 found 1 filesystem(s) with problem(s)
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: Logging in with uam 13 /Volumes/Vilya
15/02/2013 16:10:22.651 KernelEventAgent[43]: tid 00000000 received event(s) VQ_NOTRESP (1)
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: Restoring session /Volumes/Vilya
15/02/2013 16:10:22.000 kernel[0]: AFP_VFS afpfs_DoReconnect: get the reconnect token
Has anyone found a solution to this, other than reverting to Airport Firmware 7.5.2?

Welcome to the club.. there is a very long thread.. here.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3526741?tstart=0
There seems to be any number of factors.. where the solutions are little silly things..
Start from the end of the thread and work backwards as this has been ongoing for a long time.. and experience has improved.
What you are seeing btw is the change apple made in Lion and 7.6 to higher security version of AFP.. but it is a mess IMHO.. and has not worked at all well.

I plugged my ipod into my computer to load up new tunes and it froaze on the time I dad connected it with the message 'do not disconnect' on the screen.Despite disconnecting and reconnecting it and ensuring it was charged up it will not operate. The 'lock

I plugged my ipod into my computer to load up new tunes and it froaze on the time I dad connected it with the message 'do not disconnect' on the screen. Despite disconnecting and reconnecting it and ensuring it was charged up it will not operate. The 'lock' symbol is showing at the top of the screen even when I have moved the lock switch. I have been using my ipod for several years with no similar fault. What is the problem/solution?

I would first try resetting the iPod:
Reset iPod touch: Press and hold the On/Off Sleep/Wake button and the Home
button at the same time for at least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
Next would be to restore the iPod from backup

HT1600 AFTER UPLOADING UPDATE , THERE IS A BLINKING LIGHT ON THE APPLE TV DEVICE WHICH IS NOT STOPPING EVEN IF YOU DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT

AFTER UPLOADING UPDATE , THERE IS A BLINKING LIGHT ON THE APPLE TV DEVICE WHICH IS NOT STOPPING EVEN IF YOU DISCONNECT AND RECONNECT

If your problem persists get yourself a micro USB cable (sold separately), you can restore your Apple TV from iTunes:
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    2.    Connect the micro USB cable to the Apple TV and to your computer.
    3.    Reconnect the power cable (only for Apple TV 3)
    4.    Open iTunes.
    5.    Select your Apple TV in the Devices list, and then click Restore.
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TS3899 Email locked. Tried disconnecting and reconnecting without success

Email is locked. Tried disconnecting and reconnecting but without success. Safari is working ok and no problems with provider. Any solutions please

Hello Sher.
If you're talking about the menu bar, press ALT or F10 in your keyboard to make the Menu Bar temporarily visible. If you want it to be permanently visible, go into ''View > Toolbars > Menu Bar'', or right-click the Navigation Toolbar (the Reload button, for example) and select ''Menu Bar''.
If this doesn't help, right-click the navigation toolbar, select ''Customize...'' and click ''Restore Default Set''. If it doesn't appear right away, try pressing ALT or F10. You can go into ''View > Toolbars > Menu Bar'' to make it permanently visible, or right-click the Navigation Toolbar and select ''Menu Bar''.
If none of this helps, you may be having a problem with some Firefox add-on that is hindering your Firefox's normal behavior. Try disabling all add-ons (just to check), to see if Firefox goes back to normal.

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A follow up. The Apple Genius Bar yesterday witnessed my above symptoms, reset the network connections which did not cure the problem, finally diagnosed the phone bluetooth transmitting device was not functioning properly. Of course my phone was out of warranty by now, so I upgraded to an iPhone 4 and now all is well. Posting this for information.

Android phone constantly disconnects and reconnects to vpn

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5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|725007|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:45|725007|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 terminated.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|725007|70.199.141.46|11872|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:44|725007|70.199.141.46|11872|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|725002|70.199.141.46|11874|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:22|725002|70.199.141.46|11874|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725003|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725003|70.199.141.46|11874|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725001|70.199.141.46|11874|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11874 for DTLS session.
4|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
4|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725002|70.199.141.46|11872|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:21|725002|70.199.141.46|11872|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:20|725001|70.199.141.46|11872|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 for TLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:42:20|725001|70.199.141.46|11872|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/11872 for TLS session.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|725007|70.199.141.46|8787|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 terminated.
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|722028|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> Stale SVC connection closed.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:48|725007|70.199.141.46|8799|||SSL session with client outside:70.199.141.46/8799 terminated.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725002|70.199.141.46|8787|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725003|70.199.141.46|8787|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725001|70.199.141.46|8787|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:21|725001|70.199.141.46|8787|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8787 for DTLS session.
4|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:20|725002|70.199.141.46|8799|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8799
6|Oct 30 2014|10:41:19|725001|70.199.141.46|8799|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8799 for TLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> UDP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New UDP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725002|70.199.141.46|8529|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8529
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725003|70.199.141.46|8529|||SSL client outside:70.199.141.46/8529 request to resume previous session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725001|70.199.141.46|8529|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8529 for DTLS session.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:19|725001|70.199.141.46|8529|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8529 for DTLS session.
4|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|722051|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> IPv4 Address <192.168.75.101> IPv6 address <::> assigned to session
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|722022|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> TCP SVC connection established without compression
5|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|722032|||||Group <GroupPolicy_ANY_SPLIT> User <user> IP <70.199.141.46> New TCP SVC connection replacing old connection.
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|725002|70.199.141.46|8540|||Device completed SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8540
6|Oct 30 2014|10:31:18|725001|70.199.141.46|8540|||Starting SSL handshake with client outside:70.199.141.46/8540 for TLS session.

I experienced the same problem with my Lumia 800 and the MyWay audio/navi/BT telephone system in my previous and current Citroën C5 (both latest model (PhIII)): http://discussions.nokia.com/t5/Nokia-with-Windows-Phone/Bluetooth-and-3G/td-p/1288591 .
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i just updated my phone to 4.0.1 and lately (before the update as well) my iphone has been playing up on me
Like the wifi works and all but when i go to the appstore for example...it disconnects and reconnects constantly and stops downloads cause it stops like 1-2 secs it begins.
i tried everything resetting network settings, turning phone on/off, DFU mode, taking off WPA and broadcasting the modem, it just doesnt want to work.
Mind you this was working for around a month and just like 2 days ago this happens and i cant fix it. I even tried the McDonalds free wifi and that works but its very slow couldnt download anything but it didnt disconnect/reconnect
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I upgraded my 3G to 4.0.1 and had the same issue - could not connect to my secure wireless network. It DID, however, connect to my neighbor's unsecured network. I tried resetting Network Settings, resetting All Settings, rebooting my iPhone, rebooting my router, multiple times, all without luck.
I had to do a FULL RESTORE from iTunes, install as a NEW PHONE and now I can connect to my wireless network. But even after the full restore, I don't see any improvement in phone performance. Still slow, still laggy, still crashes (requiring a reboot) with some apps. And now I have a phone set back to factory default. Grr.

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In Windows 7, iTunes gives error message "An iPhone has been detected, but it could not be identified properly. Please disconnect and reconnect the phonon then try again."
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