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I'd like to try doing a "Run as administrator" on your iTunes.
Quit iTunes first.
In Computer, open Local Disk C: or whichever drive you have your program files installed on.
If you have a 32-bit Windows, open the "Program files" folder.
If you have a 64-bit Windows, open the "Program Files (x86)" folder.
Open the "iTunes" folder.
Right-click on the iTunes.exe file and select "run as administrator".
Can you play the movies without the message, now?
The way it started is i updated an app and while it was downloading the app, it got stuck updating, so i turned off the ipod (holding on/off switch) and when i wanted to start it up it gets to the apple logo for a while and then it gets to the "loading" sign and thats where it gets stuck. after a while, it turns off by itself and turns back up by itself. so then i turned it off completely by holding down the home button and on/off switch for 10 seconds.
when i connected it to itunes it gives me a warning saying "The iPod could not be synced because it cannot be found"
-iPod Touch 3rd generation version 5.1.1
-iTunes version 11.0.1
-Mac OS X version 10.7.2
I'd like to try doing a "Run as administrator" on your iTunes.
Quit iTunes first.
In Computer, open Local Disk C: or whichever drive you have your program files installed on.
If you have a 32-bit Windows, open the "Program files" folder.
If you have a 64-bit Windows, open the "Program Files (x86)" folder.
Open the "iTunes" folder.
Right-click on the iTunes.exe file and select "run as administrator".
Can you play the movies without the message, now?
I'd like to try doing a "Run as administrator" on your iTunes.
Quit iTunes first.
In Computer, open Local Disk C: or whichever drive you have your program files installed on.
If you have a 32-bit Windows, open the "Program files" folder.
If you have a 64-bit Windows, open the "Program Files (x86)" folder.
Open the "iTunes" folder.
Right-click on the iTunes.exe file and select "run as administrator".
Can you play the movies without the message, now?
