My iPod Won't Go in DFU Mode



My iPod Won't Go in DFU Mode - Open iTunes. Connect the iPod to the computer with the USB cable.

Turn computer's volume on, if it isn't already.
Hold down the device's "Home" button and "Power" button at the same time until the device turns off and the screen goes dark.

Let go of the "Power" button while still holding the "Home" button.



After about 10 seconds, you will hear a noise from your computer to indicate that it has detected a new device. Release the Home button so that it does not go into recovery mode.

For many, the best features of modern iPods are the ones that Apple doesn't want you to own. To jailbreak an iPod or to repair a problem caused by previous tinkering, force the device into device firmware update (DFU) mode. Apple makes difficult to activate DFU mode. Putting an iPod into DFU is the most challenging step to jailbreak an iPod or iPhone. You may have to attempt the procedure several times before you are successful. After the device is in DFU mode, you'll be one step closer to enjoying the benefits of a jailbroken iPod.

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