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ipod nano secret menu!

Hello cool knex13 here.

This menu is used for finding out how your is. (system cheek).

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Step 1Getting there.

Hold the enter button and the menu button at the same time untill the screen turns off.

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7 comments

Apr 16, 2011. 12:32 PMzack247 says:

ive got to agree with the others, this is a unfinished instructable, you dont exactly have photo proof of the menu, nor do we know what generation ipod you used, what the menu is for, and all sorts of things.

Nov 7, 2011. 8:06 AMcool knex13 (author) says:

have now.

Apr 28, 2011. 9:04 PMJavaNut13 says:

Summed up: Hold down middle + Menu buttons, hold down middle and left buttons.

Pro tip: If you can describe the instructable in one sentence, it's too small or not complete..

May 2, 2011. 3:56 AMcool knex13 (author) says:

Ok thanks.

Apr 17, 2011. 5:57 PMdude300 says:

this secret menu is just a debugging menu for apple to use, it will work on most new ipods with click wheels, and it does as said, its used as a debug tool to show if everything is working correctly, there is connection status for earphones and dock connector and others like button checks and screen checks. holding the enter button and menu button is a reset, like i said it will work on most ipods with click wheels