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Message: <blockquote data-quote="khoikn" data-source="post: 1006271" data-attributes="member: 145324">So, over the past 5-6 months, I think I have had a total of 5 clickwheel freezes.I decided to record my solution every time I managed to fix it.This is what I have come up with:{Solution 1}-Leave iPod alone for about 2 days.-Turn the hold switch off and on, but every time you press the hold switch off you should click the center button.-Repeat for about 5-15 minutes{Solution 2}-Restore iPod but DON'T sync any songs onto it.-Do the hold on and off technique.{Solution 3}-Delete iTunes and download the installer.-Restart your computer.-Install iTunes.-Basically do solution 2 after.{Solution 4}*I am going to be honest with you, this solution is the weirdest.-Delete iTunes and download the installer-Restart your computer-Install iTunes-Restore iPod, DON'T sync anything!-Leave the iPod there for about 8 hours.-Hit it on the table gently twice.-Now, if your using a 4G or 5G nano, remove the covers for the bottom and top. (Using a flathead screwdriver.)-Put your mouth over where the headphone jack is and blow really hard(to get any dust out, try to make sure that your mouth is cleared of spit first.)-Switch to the top, and suck as hard as you can.-Go back to headphone jack and suck as hard as you can.-Go to the top and blow as hard as you can.-Do the hold off on method once again.I know that the 4th solution sounds really weird, but it worked for me twice now. So it must mean something.I am using an iPod Nano 4th Generation.</blockquote>

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