Registering iPod nano itunes

I'm trying to register my mother's ipod onto a new iTunes and each time I attempt to register the iPod, it shuts down the program.

Registration of Apple products are not done through an application. You can either do so online or through Apple Customer relation by phone which is the way to go as it's easier & faster.
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Got the 3rd Gen iPod nano for Christmas, but I'm having difficulty setting it up.
The manual says I need to wait for something known as a "Setup Assist" to come up. Nothing ever did.
Also, in iTunes, it tells me (when I click on the iPod icon under "devices") that I still need to register the product. It takes me to the terms and conditions sheet, and as is typical, tells me to "agree to terms" and then... I click "save." it asks me to save an rtf file onto my computer. I do so, but nothing ever happens. And my iPod still won't work.
Am I saving it somewhere wrong? (I've saved it in My Documents, as well as the iPod and iTunes folders in My Programs)
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Okay! I found out what to do.
What you're going to have to do is go into the Control Panel on your computer.
Go into "Appearance and themes." You're going to have to change the screen resolution. 1280x600 or so should do the trick.
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Evening all, got a 3rd gen iPod Nano today for my Birthday, charged it up while installing iTunes and setting up an apple account. I'm English so I set my location to England, nuff said; I then plugged in my iPod and it brought up the register screen in iTunes, i logged in with the above account then iTunes moved on to the personal info "Registration Information", it had all the info i had already input but it was saying i was from America and would not let me change this and if i just try to continue it says stuff about my info being invalid for an American (differences in uk and us phone and post codes) {it actually says "Postal Code must be a 5-digit number" in red and has red arrows pointing to the "State" selector and the Phone area code}. Any ideas?
Message was edited by: kutla2003

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PC used to register iPod nano no longer available

I know this was a mistake. I registered my ipod nano on a computer I no longer have access to. I have a new computer at home, HP Compaq. My new computer is not recognizing my ipod and I'm not able to transfer songs purchased to my library. Is it possible to register my ipod on this computer and if not, if I reset all settings which I believe will delete my songs, will I then be able to register it? Thank you.

There is no actual registration between a computer and iPod. The iPod may be synced to a particular iTunes library, so you may need to get your songs off the iPod, set up your iTunes library on the new computer the way you want it, and then sync your iPod to the new library.
There is authorization between a computer and your iTunes Store account. So you will need to run iTunes on the new computer and use the +Authorize Computer+ command under the Store menu to authorize the new computer with your iTunes Store account. Your old computer will still be registered, but you can have up to five computers registered to one iTunes Store account.
Now, if you only need to transfer the items purchased from the iTunes Store from the iPod to the new computer, you can do the following. First, go to iTunes preferences Devices tab. Check the box that says +Disable automatic syncing for iPhones and iPods+. This is just a precaution, because iTunes should ask before syncing your iPod for the first time with a new library.
Connect the iPod and run iTunes. If iTunes asks if you want to sync the iPod, decline to do so. iTunes should open and the iPod should appear in the iTunes sidebar. Select the iPod in the sidebar. Go up to the menu bar and select +File -> Transfer Purchased from <name of iPod>+. That would put all the iTunes Store purchased items on your iPod into your iTunes library.
Note: This only works for iTunes Store purchases. If you want other files off the iPod, you will need to use a third-party utility. iTunes will not do it.

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Actually, I've got this working. I had already tried resetting my Nano (take a look at the ipod support page at http://www.apple.com/support/ipod/ and lookup how to reset your ipod ) before and nothing doing.
However, the other day, I resetted it again and now my Nano is working fine! I got the 'registration' page and I selected 'Never Register' (although I have already done so via the web site) and can now update my Nano properly. I wonder if I didn't reset it properly last time - I can't think why else it didn't work last time. Ah well, try resetting and see what happens.
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Registering iPod nano again ang again?

Hi there
Was just woundering, why iTunes wants me to register my iPod nano everytime i connect it to my iMac? Shouldn't once be enough?

I have never seen any of the buttons you mention in the registration menue .
When plugging in the nano you have 3 choices:
- don't register
- continue
- the other one i have forgotten... cancle or something.
By clicking continue you get into a page where to enter your acc, pw, and country. you can then either cancel or continue.
Next page you can enter further details like name, last name, phone number etc...
Best option here is the range of age where the iPod user is part of:
At least in German versio there is a typing mistake - the range between 10-33 that is choosable should probably be 10-13 but who cares.
You can then either choose cancel or continue again. By pressing continue you land in the iPod menue, where you can select which things to synchonice.. etc.
But there is never one of the buttons you mentioned.

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Sor far, I have spent multiple hours trying to make things work. I have no interest in anything other than being able to listen to my music on our Ipods. While I understand the necessity to protect copyrights and limit illicit sharing, Apple has gotten a little too manipulative of a loyal customer base. Apple can count me in the formerly happy, now alienated group.
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I just looked at one of the boxes for the new nano, and it has this on the back:
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Hewlett-Packard Presario V3000 (RD153AV)
iTunes 9.0.2.25
QuickTime 7.6.5
FairPlay 1.5.23
Apple Application Support 1.1.0
iPod Updater Library 9.0d11
CD Driver 2.2.0.1
CD Driver DLL 2.1.1.1
Apple Mobile Device 2.6.0.32
Apple Mobile Device Driver 1.45.0.0
Bonjour 1.0.6.2 (118.5)
iTunes Serial Number <redacted>
Current user is an administrator.
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Video Display Information
NVIDIA GeForce Go 6150
** External Plug-ins Information **
No external plug-ins installed.
** iPod/iPhone Connectivity Tests **
iPodService 9.0.2.25 is currently running.
iTunesHelper 9.0.2.25 is currently running.
Apple Mobile Device service 2.50.39.0 is currently running.
Universal Serial Bus Controllers:
Standard OpenHCD USB Host Controller. Device is working properly.
Standard Enhanced PCI to USB Host Controller. Device is working properly.
No FireWire (IEEE 1394) Host Controller found.
** iPhone/iPod Touch Sync Tests **
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b noir wrote:
Could you confirm your Presario's *model number* for me please? (Sometimes with an HP/Compaq, the number that comes up in the iTunes diagnostics is a "product number" which is applicable to a range of different models.) The following HP document may be of assistance ... I'm looking for what it refers to as "Identifier 1":
Certainly. Using HP's numerical identifiers:
1 - V3000Z
2 - RD153AV
3 - BU IDS DF UMA V3100
The full product number from my infoice was EPP00RD153AV. When I use this,
When I use the product number (RD153AV) on the Compaq Support page it sends me to *Compaq Presario V3000Z CTO Notebook PC* (http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/product?product=3180330&lc=en&cc=us&dlc=en&la ng=en&cc=us).
Many thanks for all your help troubleshooting this.

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Requires Mac or PC; USB 2.0; Mac OS X v10.3.9

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Hello all.
2 Months ago, I upgraded from a Dell Dimension 2800 to a 5100. I was using an iPod Shuffle. Upon connecting the device to my new computer, it would come up with 'iTunes cannot recognize the iPod' and so on. When trying to Restore Factory Settings, the process could not be completed. The Shuffle ended up breaking and was replaced by Apple. It still doesn't work in my computer.
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Hello all.
2 Months ago, I upgraded from a Dell Dimension 2800 to a 5100. I was using an iPod Shuffle. Upon connecting the device to my new computer, it would come up with 'iTunes cannot recognize the iPod' and so on. When trying to Restore Factory Settings, the process could not be completed. The Shuffle ended up breaking and was replaced by Apple. It still doesn't work in my computer.
I now have an iPod Nano, although the same problem occurs. I have reformatted my hard-drive several times, and have tested just the iPod with nothing else on the computer. Still the same problems. My USB Drives work fine, and Mass Storage works fine before installing iTunes and the iPod software. I am guessing that the iPod has corrupted my USB Drivers or something like that. I have followed all the help topics - they do not work. Both the Shuffle and the Nano work on other computers.
I know several people who have the same problem. I would like to know if anyone else has the same problem, and has any idea how to solve it?

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