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A friend of a colleague of mine (sounds convoluted, but it's accurate) found an iPod touch a little while ago and, after attempts to locate the owner (signs posted around the downtown area where it was found, etc) failed, has decided to lend it to me to try to get it to work. I believe it's a first-generation iPod touch.
Here's a picture of the back (looks like it's been through some rough times.)
And here's what I'm greeted with when I switch it on.
I tried connecting it to my Mac, but iTunes gives me this message (note that I'm unable to access any function within the iPod wherein I can enter a passcode.)
Does anyone know how to work around this thing being essentially unusable and possibly get it working from scratch?
Here's a picture of the back (looks like it's been through some rough times.)
And here's what I'm greeted with when I switch it on.
I tried connecting it to my Mac, but iTunes gives me this message (note that I'm unable to access any function within the iPod wherein I can enter a passcode.)
Does anyone know how to work around this thing being essentially unusable and possibly get it working from scratch?