Unlike some other MP3 players, Apple has designed the iPod nano to automatically save battery life, as soon as possible: this means that putting your iPod nano to sleep is exactly the same as turning off shutting down your iPod nano: both actions save battery life, and are automatically performed. The "SSD" flash drive the nano uses requires virtually no power to remember where you were when you wake your iPod. Your iPod nano does not need any help to go to sleep: the next section explains how to manually put your nano to sleep, but the gains in battery life are marginal.
The main control you have over battery life, short of how often your iPod goes to sleep and wakes up, is how you customize your Backlight settings , and the screen brightness level you use customizable. Learn how to force restart your iPod shuffle or find out how to charge your device.
Find out which model you have. Learn how to force restart your iPod If your iPod isn't responding, try forcing it to restart. Force restart your iPod touch Follow the instructions for your model:. Force restart your iPod touch 6th generation and earlier Press and hold both the Top button and the Home button for at least 10 seconds, until you see the Apple logo. Need more help? Find out what to do when your iPod touch won't charge. Learn what to do when your iPod touch won't respond or turn on.
Force restart your iPod nano Follow the instructions for your model:. Not sure which model you have? Learn how to charge your iPod nano or get help with other issues on your iPod nano. Slide the Hold switch to the On position so that the orange appears , then move it back to Off.
Press and hold the Menu button on the click wheel and the Center button at the same time. Hold for 6 to 10 seconds. This process should reset the iPod nano. You'll know it's restarting when the screen darkens and the Apple logo appears. If this doesn't work the first time, repeat the steps. The steps to restart a nano are simple, but what if they didn't work? There are two things you should try at that point:. Actively scan device characteristics for identification.
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