Updating results in "Internal IPod Manager Error"

In an attempt to get my compu to recognize the USB I re-installed an update ... when I tried to start the Ipod-update the message was "Interne I Pod Manager fout" in english "Internal I Pod Manager Error"... Please Advise !? Thx in advance !!
Windows XP

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Intern ipod-manager error

I cannot update or restore. I tried everything, i even thought it might be the harddisk that went dead but thats not it.
When i open ipodupdater it gives me that error:
intern ipod-manager error..
does anyone know how im able to fix this?

http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301907

Ipod manager error message

I've plugged my ipod mini in to my pc and am getting an error message on the pc saying "ipod manager internal software error". The ipod doesn't register with itunes and the "do not disconnect" message is not going away...can anyone advise what I need to do to fix this?
Thanks!

See this...
iPod Updater for Windows: "Internal manager error" occurs when restoring or updating iPod
btabz

Ipod manager internal error message any help

I have just recieve my "repaired" iPOD and I am trying to put all my music back on but it keeps asking for an update, however when I try and update I get the "ipod manager internal error" message
anyone have any clues as to what I do to solve this

hi mr colt!
fingers crossed, this document might be useful:
iPod Updater for Windows: "Internal manager error" occurs when restoring or updating iPod
love, b

Won't show up on itunes or on ipod updater("ipod service error")

Every time i plug my ipod (4g w/ click wheel) it says on itunes software not installed correctly, it shows up as a drive but i can't see it on itunes, i have tried to reinstall itunes more than 5 times and nothing works. Also, when I try to restore my ipod with ipod updater i get an "ipod service error". I am going crazy here trying to figure this out, someone please help me!

Try this for can't mount iPod:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302538
You might also want to try putting your iPod in disk mode:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93651
Sometimes this does the trick (iPod normally needs to be in disk mode in order for it to show up in Disk Management)
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=93499
If you're still unable to get your iPod to restore, you can try this:
Put the iPod into disk mode, according to the article above.
Connect it to your computer.
Click Start > Run
Type compmgmt.msc
Click on Disk Management (in the left-hand column)
Let the computer go through its connection process
Right click on the iPod and click Format
Set the format to FAT32
Leave all the other settings on their defaults
Do Not select the option to Quickformat
Start the format.
It's recommended that you still try to restore the iPod after formatting, but it's not always necessary. This should get your iPod back into iTunes.
CG

HELP! iPod Service Error on Updater

I've already tried everything, including kznano's infamous set of instructions. But when I get to the iPod updater part, it shows "iPod service error", which means I can't restore my iPod nano. By the way, every time I reinstall the updaters, it says "Unable to delete iPod Service" Don't know if that will help, but thanks in advance.
Dell Windows XP

Welcome to Apple Discussions!
Have you tried this?:
Eject your iPod from computer (for now).
Close Updater and iTunes programs.
Restart the computer.
Put your iPod into disk mode.
Connect your iPod to your computer again.
See if your Updater works for your iPod.
Have you seen this article?
iPod service error (iTuens/iPod Updater don't recognize iPod)
-Kylene
If any post helps or solves your issue, please mark it that way accordingly. Thank you for helping the boards!

Strange iPod Connection Error

When I plug in my iPod, it doesn't appear in iTunes. Autoplay runs, but doesn't give me a selection menu. When I try right-clicking the iPod's icon in My Computer, windows explorer freezes. When I access the iPod update utility (in order to restore my iPod), it stays at "Initializing" for a very long time, then states "iPod Manager Error". How can I restore my iPod without the utility?

hmmmm. let's see if the techniques in this document can get you past the current error with the updater:
iPod Updater for Windows: "Internal manager error" occurs when restoring or updating iPod

IPod internal manager error--can't update--professional help please!?

I want to update my iPod mini. I connect it to the computer. It says I don't have the latest version of the iPod updater (though my computer says I do, and I know I downloaded it a few weeks ago). It says click here to update. I click, and then a message pops up that says "iPod internal manager error" and I can do nothing. Nothing! No update for my iPod.
This "iPod internal manager error" problem is addressed here: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301907 but the suggestions there have not helped me. I have checked repeatedly and know that I have both the current version of iTunes and the current version of iPod updater. I remain perplexed.
Can somebody solve this once and for all? I want to update my iPod!
Dell Inspiron 9300 Windows XP

Okay, so my iPod has done this twice now, so it must be a pretty common problem. Once plugged into my computer, it goes into a black and white Do Not Disconnect screen and iTunes fails to recognize it while my computer still does. Reading these discussions, I found a POSSIBLE quick fix for others with this prob that has to do with reformating your iPod. It erases everthing on it, but at least it starts to work again. Here goes:
1. Open your Ctrl Panel thru the start menu.
2. Switch to "classic view" if it's an option on the left.
3. Double click the icon "Administration tools"
4. Double click "Computer mangagement"
5. Click "Storage" followed by "Disk management"
6. Find your iPod's listing
7. Right click it and choose "Format"
8. Select "FAT 32" instead of "FAT" and start the format.
So pretty much this is only a solution if when you get to step 8. you find out that your iPod is on "FAT" format. Hope this helps anybody with this same prob!!
PC Windows XP

How I finally fixed my frozen 3g ipod after the ipod internal manager error

My problem started after I formatted the ipod from FAT32 to NTFS. Sure it seemed to work for a bit, but then it froze and my computer would not recognise it at all. I got the sad face on the ipod and it would not respond to iTunes and neither could I apply the ipod updater to restore it back to its factory settings. If I tried to do an ipod update all I got was the ipod internal manager error. It also did not appear as a drive under disk management in XP. I also tried to reset by pressing the menu and play/pause keys together. I could see that it would reboot but then it would get stuck at the smiley face stage and nothing more would happen. I could still hear the disk spinning inside, but it continued to stay stuck.
I discovered my solution by accident but my ipod is now working again and is fully functional.
First of all, my ipod is 2 years old and does NOT have a warranty with it anymore. The solution requires that the ipod be opeded up so you have to decide if you want to void your warranty if you still have one. By the way, the local Apple repair centre said that unless it was under warranty they were not interested in doing anything with it. They suggested buying a new one!!
Ok here's what I did.
First of all, the ipod needs to be opened up. Here's a good link to have a look at, and in fact discusses replacing the hard drive anyway.
http://www.notpopular.com/blog/comments.php?blogID=63 Thanks to Josh Highland for writing the blog in the first place.
I used a couple of guitar picks to open the case to avoid scratching the casing.
Once the casing is open, detach the hard drive from its connector. At this stage you may need to toggle the ipod hold switch to "on" to make the ipod start up. After it's done this, press and hold the menu and press/play buttons together to force a reset. Once it's gone through this routine, plug the hard drive back into its connector whilst the ipod is still on. I found that by doing this, it forced the hard drive out of its frozen state. What this did was to cause my computer to recognise it as a drive. Yippee. I plugged the ipod back to the pc via the cable. The next i did was to run an ipod updater on the ipod. This caused the ipod to be restored to its factory settings and also formatted the drive back to FAT32. I used the original ipod updater that I got on the CD with the ipod. I then re-assembled the ipod.
Ok, so I ended up losing all of my songs and playlist on the ipod, but it's easy to transfer tham back to the ipod, and it's way cheaper than having to buy a new ipod.
My ipod now works the way it used too.
Windows XP Pro

Yes, you are correct. I did disconnect the battery
before it finally worked. Honestly, I'm not sure if
that made any difference. It did the same thing
(folder with exclamation and then apple support
address) after I took the thing apart (which was easy
but I would not recommend it). It was a day later
that it finally formatted. The key is to get
the ipod to format however you can. After that it's
a simple matter of reinstalling the software. Which
I had been trying from the "Administrative Tools" and
it would never complete a format. In any event, all
of this WAS caused by the 2006-01-10 updater.
I too had trouble getting the ipod into "disk mode"
but keep trying when ever the apple icon appears on
the screen. Just keep pressing the center button and
the play/pause button at the same time. Each time I
put it into "disc mode" it took many trys. Good luck!
Any tips on how to "pry open" the iPod without destroying the casing? I have a 15Gb touchwheel model.
Also, I may as well ask this inadvance. Where is the battery and what does it look like?

Internal manager error when updating

We recently updated to the latest iTunes (with a lot of difficulty). My mums and my boyfriends iPods are now working fine when connected to the computer. When I plug my iPod in it's not recognised in iTunes. I ran the updater 2005-06-26 but the updater won't run. It comes up 'iPod manager internal error' and then disappears. Please help!!!
I've got my iPod on manually manage so I'm worried that I'll lose all my songs if I reset it.

Nicole,
Try this.
Updater for Windows: "Internal manager error" occurs when restoring or updating iPod
Resetting the iPod does not erase it's contents. Should you need to restore the iPod however, then that will.

Ipod manager internal error

Can anyone help with the following query: whilst trying to update my ipod video the following error comes up- ipod manager internal error, and then it wont let me do anything else, its not being recognised on my computer anymore, has this happened to anyone else or can anyone offer advice.

Hi,
Hope this helps
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301907

My ipod is showing corrupted.. iam updating by itunes but its show error 1439.. can any1 help me

my ipod is showing corrupted.. iam updating by itunes but its show error 1439.. can any1 help me

Hey there AftabskinHow are you?
Well, I have an iPod Classic, it gave me the error -1436 error and would not restore on iTunes.
I did the following:
My Boss (@work) has a fairly old iBook but it has OS-X, so I decided to give it a try and connected my iPod to it.
The system showed a window telling me that the disk is not MAC formated and needs to be validated prior further action. Snce it is a Mac product, I thought "yeah, go ahead".
It then opens the disk manager utility for the Mac and showed the disk. It's window has some tabs, one is to verify the disk, so I verified it. Guess what, it had some invalid clusters.
Then I formatted the iPod to OS-X Plus file system (next tab to the right). After formating the iPod, I "ejected" the iPod and reconnected to my PC. The Windows iTunes found an iPod with Mac file system and asked me to restore it. As I clicked on the "restore" button, I crossed my fingers as this was the last resource I have.
Finally, after the file extraction was done, it began to restore the iPod!!
I'm so happy about being able to restore the iPod that I decided to share with all you guys this solution as it is the most usefull, in my opinion.
Hope you can find someone with an iBook or a desktop Mac, so you can fix yours.
If it works for you, make sure to share the tip!!
Kind regards
Salvador Rivera

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Cannot update ipod, unknown error (-208)

Hello,
For the past two months I've been using an 80GB iPod with my MacBook Pro, automatically syncing every few days, without a hitch. Suddenly, every time I try to update the iPod, I get an error to the effect of "iPod <foo> cannot be updated. Unknown error occurred (-208)."
I restored the iPod and synced it again. Everything was copied over fine, except for my contacts and the one photo album I want to copy over. So I tweaked those settings and first iTunes said I had no contacts to sync, and would I want to open Address Book. I open Address Book and sure enough, all my contacts are there. I get the same message about iCal, even though there are appointments in it. The photos did not copy over either.
Syncing even without those settings still brings up the error -208.
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I posted too soon. Just read another post regarding
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