iPod Touch now bricked?

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The App Store just said that Scrabble had an update. I said “sure. update that sucker.” After it was done, the iPod crashed. Now, it won’t boot up. Just the black screen with the shiny Apple logo. It’s a nice logo and all, but please frack off and give me my iPod back. I’ll have to do a sync with my laptop when I get home. I haven’t run a sync for awhile because it takes so fracking LONG to update. Hope I don’t lose anything…

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4 Responses to “iPod Touch now bricked?”

  1. Matt says:

    I’m having the same problem. It’s complete bricked during installation of a Sudoku application. Have force quite and reboot – but the same apple logo comes up, then crashes iTunes. Didn’t expect this from Apple!! Their latest update 2.1 was supposed to fix crashes, and its only made it worse!!

  2. Jim says:

    Same problem here. I tried to install an eBook reader last night and it flashed and went to the apple logo.

    I can’t do anything with it. I did the Home and power button combo thing to reboot, but it just sits at the logo. I plug it into the PC to try and restore or something from iTunes, and iTunes ‘appears’ frozen (hard to tell the way iTunes works). I’ve let it sit for 3 hours, nothing.

    Have you guys figured out anything to resolve it yet?

  3. dnorman says:

    I wound up resurrecting it after nuking it and doing a fresh install. The Reset mode trick worked, but it took a LONG time – be sure to let it run overnight… There are some instructions that should work.

  4. Matt says:

    Okay guys , I spent HOURS trying to fix this problem. THE INSTRUCTIONS THEY GIVE U DONT WORk. ALL THEY DO is give u an error in itunes. What u need to do is Download the ipod firmwire, Put the ipod in RECOVERYMODE;by holding HOME for 5 power for 5 then together for 10 and home for 20. After go to itunes and press restore. IF IT GIVES YOU AN ERROR hold SHIFT and click restore. Then the window pops up and you select your 2.2 firmwire.! THEN IT RESSETS>!@!@!@!!

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