Check your iTunes preferences and look under iPod (I assume you're
running OS X?). Make sure that the box that allows your iPod to be
used in disk mode is not checked. Unless, of course you want to keep
it in disk mode. If you keep it in disk mode, just unmount it like
you would eject a CD- drag the iPod icon on your desktop to the
trash, etc. you can also click the eject symbol next to your iPod in
itunes.
hope that helps,
Brian
On Jun 11, 2005, at 5:13 PM, Jim Dynes wrote:
Hi all, I just bought a 20 gig Ipod and it updated as soon as I
plugged it in & Itunes says that the update is complete but the
ipod says do not dis-connect. It has been doing this for hours.
What is it doing & when can I use it?
Jim
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