Make it easy for yourself and restore the iPod back to factory settings.
Go to settings general reset erase all content and settings. Then
connect to iTunes to set it all up again. Next to update click the check
for updates button and follow the instructions. Having said that you can
do the restore totally from iTunes just by clicking the restore button
which in turn will allow you to update iOS during the restore.
Regards Chris
On 10/02/2014 07:33, Kevin Gibbs wrote:
guys,
Apologies if I've posted this twice. I just inherited my wife's iPod Touch
which she bought in 2009. It is running IOS 4. I want to connect it to my
iTunes account. I realize this will wipe out everything of hers that's on
the device. that's fine. I just don't know how to update the IOS. I
guess I'll have to connect it with a cable and look under Devices in
iTunes. Is that right?
Also, is there any danger of wiping out my wife's e-mail when I do this?
she has a bunch of e-mail accounts which are iMAP on her current iPhone 4
and iPad 2, but which were POP3 on her iPod Touch. Again, any issues here?
Thanks,
Kevin
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