Sync an iPod That Won't Sync - Apple iPod View

Sync an iPod That Won't Sync - Examine the USB cable for frays, cuts or deep creases. Look at each end of the cable to make sure it is securely connected to the plug ends, which are the ends inserted into the computer and iPod.

Move the USB cable to a different USB port, and sync the device.
Disconnect the Ethernet cable, and sync the device.

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Restore the iPod to its original settings if the device continues to malfunction.

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Open iTunes. Click "Help" located in the top horizontal menu bar. Click "Check for Updates" from the drop-down menu. iTunes checks for newer versions. Once found click "Yes" to install the update.

Syncing an iPod with an iTunes-equipped computer allows users to transfer data, music, video and images between devices. Syncing occurs when the iPod is connected to the computer via a USB cable. When the two devices have difficulty communicating, the error can be caused by a corrupted iPod, damaged USB cable or outdated software.

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