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Is there a reset button on the back that you have to poke with a pin?

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lol not on an ipod

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Select your language.
If you have an iPod nano or Fifth Generation iPod (iPod with video):

  1. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it.
  2. Scroll up one menu item. This should be Settings.
  3. Press the Center (Select) button. This takes you to the Settings menu.
  4. Scroll down to the last menu option but don't select it; in English, this is the "Reset All Settings" option.
  5. Scroll up to the third menu item from the bottom one. This should be Language.
  6. Press the Center button to select Language.
  7. Select your preferred language from the list.

     

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Taken from here

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plug it into your computer
restore to original settings
you'll lose all of your songs though

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shouldnt do keeps the songs just restores all other defualts

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Quote: from RudeCrudeSwimingDud at 8:59 pm on April 22, 2009

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plug it into your computer  
 restore to original settings  
 you'll lose all of your songs though

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shouldnt do keeps the songs just restores all other defualts

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No it doesn't. It does what it says it does restores to the settings when you bought the thing. No music, no nothing.

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