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Apple iPod - Hidden Disk Mode

First, turn on your ipod. Then at the main menu screen hold down menu and center. This will reset your ipod. Once it is reset press center. This will make the apple logo apear. Once you see it hold rewind and center at the same time. If done corectly the logo will flash off and you will be taken to a separate menu. Use << and >> to navigate and center to select. Have Fun!!!

WARNING!!! tampering with some off these settings may jeprodize your ipod. If you screw it up download the ipod updater and update it again and recopy all your songs.

Special Requirements:

A G4 apple ipod

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Nate on 08-21-2005

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Tycho81 writes:: This isn't an egg. All iPods have this (the button sequence can vary though). As do most electronic devices these days (cell phones?). It's just a diagnostic, test section. When you take your ipod into the shop because it's not working. The "tech" will pop it into diagnostic mode to make sure everything is ok. You can test the hard drive, firewire/usb, remote, lcd etc etc. It's a well documented tool. can be helpful if your ipod is acting funny. Cheers..; 43 of 49 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

burdeesrule writes:: This isn't an egg. This is a useful tool to use if your computer refuses to recognize your iPod as a removable device. Plug your iPod into the computer and put it into disk mode, and this will prod the computer to recognize it. To get it out of disk mode, reset the iPod. To do this, toggle the hold button on and off, then press down and hold the menu and select buttons until the apple logo appears. Note: this applies to newer iPods with click wheels, not the dock connector kind or the really old ones with the touch or scroll wheels.; 1 of 4 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Peter writes:: I can get onto the disk mode but all it says is "ok to disconnect and I cant seem to get it to do anything else. Please could someone help me navigate between the different things?; 5 of 23 people found this comment helpful. Did you?