I have been trying to do this for over a week now.
I have an iPod touch 4th gen and I was upgrading from iOS 4.3.5 to iOS 5.0 on a Windows 7 64bit PC. After installing iTunes 10.5.0.142 and finishing the iOS 5 update iTunes saw everything on the iPod as "Other". The applications on the iPod touch worked but I could no longer access music or movies.
I backed up my data to the cloud then I restored the iPod touch and started it as a "new user" and I still I couldn't put any data on it in any way. I put the iPod touch into DFU mode and reverted to 4.3.5 and everything worked 100%.
I have an original iPhone and it works with iTunes 10.5 just like it should with no issues.
After calling up Apple support they said that this has been reported and I did everything I should have and it should be ok to upgrade again and if the issue continues I should go to an apple store to get a replacement because it would most likely be a hardware issue. Sure enough the problem happened again and so I went to a local store to replace it.
Taking the replacement iPod touch home I connected it to my computer and just like before I could not add anything to the iPod touch. I then proceeded to uninstall iTunes reboot the computer and then re-install it. Then in command prompt (ran as administrator) I typed in "netsh winsock reset" and rebooted. Nothing.
I was going to revert back to 4.3.5 but it looks like Apple has now stopped allowing people to do that. Please help... Please!
I have an iPod touch 4th gen and I was upgrading from iOS 4.3.5 to iOS 5.0 on a Windows 7 64bit PC. After installing iTunes 10.5.0.142 and finishing the iOS 5 update iTunes saw everything on the iPod as "Other". The applications on the iPod touch worked but I could no longer access music or movies.
I backed up my data to the cloud then I restored the iPod touch and started it as a "new user" and I still I couldn't put any data on it in any way. I put the iPod touch into DFU mode and reverted to 4.3.5 and everything worked 100%.
I have an original iPhone and it works with iTunes 10.5 just like it should with no issues.
After calling up Apple support they said that this has been reported and I did everything I should have and it should be ok to upgrade again and if the issue continues I should go to an apple store to get a replacement because it would most likely be a hardware issue. Sure enough the problem happened again and so I went to a local store to replace it.
Taking the replacement iPod touch home I connected it to my computer and just like before I could not add anything to the iPod touch. I then proceeded to uninstall iTunes reboot the computer and then re-install it. Then in command prompt (ran as administrator) I typed in "netsh winsock reset" and rebooted. Nothing.
I was going to revert back to 4.3.5 but it looks like Apple has now stopped allowing people to do that. Please help... Please!