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I have, and love, an iPod Classic. I got it ~in 2007. The battery is still pretty great, but there's something wrong with the Hard Drive in it. Certain songs ar
by FungalRaincloud 11y ago
I have, and love, an iPod Classic. I got it ~in 2007. The battery is still pretty great, but there's something wrong with the Hard Drive in it. Certain songs are just trashed, play them on my computer and they're fine. If I delete them and then reload them, they might be fixed, but one or more other songs will be trashed. I tried to do a backup of it, so I could wipe and start anew, but it took more than a day and was not even half way through the backup. Mind you, the thing is not even near full of music. The worst part, for me at least, is I know how to fix it, but I'm afraid that if I take it apart, it's not going to go back together. It's taken quite a beating.
- Washuu 11y agoThe hard drive in my iPod was dying so I replaced the hard drive with a Tarkan iFlash and SD card. Instant went from a slow clunky 32gb CompactFlash hard drive to a 128gb SD card for storage. It more reliably boots now too.