How Do You Reformat An Ipod Nano?
Apple’s iPod has transformed the music industry, changing the way music is sold, listened to, marketed and distributed. It is versatile. easy to use and reliable. You might need to reformat your Apple iPod, however, if you buy or are given a used unit, if it starts acting flaky, or if the controls become unresponsive. Reformatting can remedy these problems, but be aware that it deletes the existing contents of your iPod Nano. Power on the iPod, and determine if you need to save any of its content before reformatting it. If this is a brand-new unit, or if you bought it used, chances are there’s nothing worth saving on it. If it was synced to a computer that you don’t have access to anymore–such as one that malfunctioned or was stolen–you may indeed want to save the Nano’s contents. If so, you need third-party software to extract the contents before syncing to a new computer and reformatting your iPod. Decide what computer you will sync your iPod with. Once you have extracted any music
