shuffle cannot be updated The disk cannot be read or written!!!!!

This happened to me some time ago, and my solution is like this.

1. Reinstalled Windows XP and iTunes, and found that the problem was solved. (But that's not the best way to do it, you can't do it every time, it's going to be a nuisance.) Sweat.

2. After use, I found that this problem can not occur when operating. The operation method is: 1. Insert the iPod Suffle into the win, and iTunes will open it automatically.

At this point, you need to set it in the options. Check the box before "Keep this iPod in the list", and once you've set it, put the songs you want to fill in and put them in a dedicated list. Then select your iPod in the "**" section on the left side of iTunes, and select it in the "Autofill From:" section

Eject your iPod. 2. Plug in your iPod and find that iTunes is copying ** from your computer to your iPod. 3. The update is complete, enjoy!

Make sure that after installing iTunes, after you plug your iPod into your computer, open the "Factory Reset" in the iPod Update in the start menu, refresh it and try again, it may work. Go without ipod update.

Make sure that after installing iTunes, after you plug your iPod into your computer, open the "Factory Reset" in the iPod Update in the start menu, refresh it and try again, it may work. Go without ipod update.

It is recommended that you go to customer service for a complete test. They'll help you out.

All you can do now is the problem with the software.

I remember that there was a little reset software on the saucer I carried. and iTunes 7 different.

It should work with a try.

However, it is still recommended that you go to customer service. Software and hardware problems can be solved for you.

That's right. If it's new. Don't opt for automatic updates. Manual. Because of the automatic, I didn't succeed once. In the end, the contestants moved to put down the software that needed to be updated. In the installation. Success.

Also, be sure to use iTunes software when writing songs.

If I put it with ordinary ***. It's not going to drop.

Install the iPod software in the disc,If you don't have a disc, you can go to Apple **** according to the manual.,Then select Recover.,It should be able to pull after a while.,Can't use the formatting that comes with windows I also encountered the same problem at the beginning.,That's how it was solved.。

It should be no problem to copy the song with iTunes7.,See if it's wrong**Setting.,For example, use all the space as a disk.,Check it carefully.,Good luck.。

iPod problems?

The following five steps, known as the Five Rs, can fix most iPod issues.

1.Reset your iPod.

2.Try again with a different port.

3.Restart your computer.

4.Reinstall your iPod and iTunes software.

5.Restore your iPod.

itunes7!!!i pod exclusive! Normally it doesn't work in my computer!

Haha Solved.

It's very simple, and it's learned from others, borrowed and shared!!

As soon as iTunes is turned on, the USB flash drive-like drive letter of the iPod in my computer is gone.

And at this point, the song can't be copied on the iPod again.

So I asked iTunes to not open automatically when the iPod was connected to the machine (iTunes has that option).

At this point, the drive letter of the iPod is always in "My Computer".

I figured that if I forced a thread open, my iPod wouldn't be automatically closed by iTunes, so I created a text document in my iPod (it's smaller) and opened the document to keep it in a state.

That's when I opened iTunes

Since there are threads running in the iPod.

So iPod can't be turned off by iTunes!

At this time, it is OK to copy the song with iTunes

Reformat your iPod to see.

You can't copy too many files at once.

First of all, to tell you why this is happening, is because as soon as the software is opened, it automatically hides the drive letter of the iPod in the computer, and the songs cannot be saved.

The solution is:

1. Don't open itune first, then open shuffle to move the drive letter in the computer, create a text file in courtesy, and keep opening it (so that it is forced to run 1 program, and the drive letter cannot be forced to hide after the software is opened), and then open the software, and you can synchronize.

I also encountered this problem a few days ago, and this is how it was solved, remember to give points (by the way, I didn't select the option to use as disk at the time, and the operation was successful).

If you really can't do it anymore, you can try Winamp

It can be changed, the new Apple software puts disk management in the "transfer song page" instead of the previous "settings" page. Check it out! that's all!