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how to fix "could not restore" itunes error

how to fix \"could not restore\" itunes error
after much web-scouring, apple contacting and information gathering, I have finally distilled the very essence of restoring your ipod when itunes says it cannot be done. I have already written instructions to this so that I would not forget how to do this even if I got amnesia, so I shall not post an entire instructable. you can download ipod software at http://osxdaily.com/2010/10/30/download-ipod-touch-firmware-ipsw/


 
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Step 1How to do it...

how to do it...
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oh right.
step 1: download the appropriate software for your ipod. it should be a few versions older than the latest one.

step 2: plug in your ipod and open the latest version of itunes. it will tell you to restore your ipod.

step 3: hold down shift and click restore. it will open a box. select your older software from wherever you saved it to.

step 4: it will restore your ipod and then say that it failed. not sure why it does this. unplug your ipod and then plug it back in.

step 5: click update.

any questions? leave a comment!
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3 comments
Dec 4, 2011. 6:57 PMblack hole says:
Why not just just punch it? Works with my CD player when it won't play. = )
Dec 4, 2011. 7:32 PMblack hole says:
Yes, how silly of you.

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