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Try plugging it into another PC if you have one around or can use a friend's. Also try another USB port on the PC. If the Nano works other than syncing it could also be a faulty USB cable. I've got both a 5th and 6th generation model of the Nano and I know that the cable end which attaches to the Nano is easily broken.
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Does anyone have a suggestion. I have checked the cable. It works perfectly when playing on the speakers I have. Also checked the male end and it accepts a different cable which works as well. So now what is going to happen when I cannot eject before I disconnect? You usually can see the device in Finder and eject it. Perhaps I can choose command+eject button on keyboard. |
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