Serial instal the new version for ipod install#
Serial instal the new version for ipod drivers#
Serial instal the new version for ipod driver#
Serial instal the new version for ipod full#

As expected, It works flawlessly like the old day, the clickwheel games function still there. On second launch, I am ready to connect my iPod Video 5.5 gen. On first launch iTunes 12.6.5.3 Windows 7, I decided to go through all preferences just to make sure it will not automatically syncing my iPod to blank state, then I close iTunes.

Serial instal the new version for ipod install#

I proceeded to install that version on Windows 7 successfully, then reboot. I then uninstalled 'iTunes 12.10.11.2' (up to date as of Mar 2022) as well as other relates plugin such as iCloud, iPod Service, Apple Mobile Device Support, Apple Software Update, Bonjour and any others 'Apple related service' in the hope that I will start fresh again.Īfter that, I download iTunes '12.6.5.3' directly from Apple server (not from 3rd party hosting file). Since it is the obsolete iTunes version, So I decided to go on Windows 7. I did some more research, the internet saying the 'iTunes 12.6.5.3' was the last version to support iPod Classic's clickwheel game.

Serial instal the new version for ipod full#

I woke up this morning with full intention to fix my iPod Classic with iTunes for Windows problem. So, I have to choice but just to reply instead, with 5000 characters allow in reply, I will need to split my reply into part again :( I want to add this to my original question under 'Edit' section, but I don't see edit my question any more (last night still available, I saw it). I think I have some more information to add to this discussion.

and that file (of mine) is failed to do its work? I skeptic about this because the way iTunes disappear in a blink of eyes after like 5 seconds of connecting iPod to computer. Is it possible that on iPod itself, there are some reference files which triggering iTunes to check upon connection process in order to validate something.Downgrading iTunes to something from 3 years ago i.e.Newer iTunes version is the factor here.Windows 7 or 11 is not the factor here.May I sum up a bit (thanks to turingtest2 and Brocktoon623) Within 5-6 seconds after iPod plug-in, the iTunes keep disappear. ITunes itself working fine as long as no iPod plug-in.

Serial instal the new version for ipod drivers#

I messed up with all the related drivers just to see if the outcome will be different. I spent the last 3 hours just trying to do what you recommend. Which version is exactly the cut off support for iPod Classic on Windows?.If there is no better solution, so what is the recommended version to use here?.Some people also claim that, just install the older version of iTunes for your iPod Classic. I don't know why?Īfter dig down some reasearch, the internet said, Apple did not say that they has stop Windows from using iPod Classic at all. After all was ready, the exact same thing happened when i connect iPod classic with iTunes, the iTunes took 5 seconds to disappear from screen without any warning.

Serial instal the new version for ipod driver#

On first connect with iTunes, it seemed there was no iPod driver or what so ever, The iTunes (12.12.2.2) itself popped up a screen saying something like 'You want to download iPod Support or not'? It happened only one time so I did not remember the exact word. So, I create the dual boot on my computer to install Windows 11 just for the sake of my old good iPod Classic. After about 5 seconds, the iTunes disappear itself just like it was closed.Īt first, it happened with me in Windows 7, so I told myself, maybe Apple did end the support for the iPod Classic on newer version of iTunes (12.10.11.2), especially on Windows 7. However, upon opening iTunes, nothing freeze, just iTunes open up with blank initial start screen. It shows up in Explorer as an external drive. On Windows (which ever version), the Windows recognized iPod just fine. IPod classic works fine in Finder and Music. I had my iPod Video 5.5th generation 80GB of storage (later to be called iPod Classic). Does iPod Classic no longer works with iTunes for Windows?