Yes, it will. When you restore your iPod, all of your music on iPod will be erased. But you don’t need to worry about that. Only if you sync the music files with iTunes, after restoring your iPod, the problem of how to recover music from iPod seems easy.
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Don’t worry about losing your music. You can download it again by going to iTunes on your iPod and downloading it again. Your apps will be fine too, except you’ll have to restart all over again unless internet is required. Put the iOS device in recovery mode, then connect to your computer and restore from iTunes.
All answers. A restore erases everything on your iPod and then restores only what’s in the iTunes library it’s connected to. A restore can be the last option when an iPod is misbehaving and other methods have not fixed it.
Perform a soft reset on your iPod Touch
Press and hold the Sleep/Wake and Home buttons at the same time. Hold the buttons down for about 10 seconds. If iPod Touch is on, it turns off and then restarts. Release the keys when the Apple logo appears.
Press and hold the Home button and the top button at the same time. If your device doesn’t have a top button, press the home button and side button at the same time. Keep holding the two buttons until the recovery mode screen appears on your computer. Click “Restore.”
To reset iPod nano or iPod classic settings, from the iPod nano home screen or iPod classic main menu, choose Settings → Reset Settings, then choose Reset (or Cancel to cancel the cancel process). This will reset all items in the settings menu to their default settings.
Yes, formatting your iPod with iTunes will erase all music and data on your iPod, but that’s not a problem if you’ve backed up all the music in your iTunes library.
Make sure all your devices have the Sync Library turned on and signed in with the same Apple ID. If you’re still missing a song that you added from the Apple Music catalogue, the song may have been removed from Apple Music or is available with a different file name.
If the device still does not restore normally, try this method. Connect the device to the USB cable, press MENU+SELECT like a standard reset, but hold for 12 seconds. The device should reboot normally and then the screen should be blank. Now open iTunes and try the restore again.
If your iPod is disabled, the only way to unlock it is to wipe it completely and reset it. If you have a backup, you can restore it, otherwise you will lose all your data. There is no way to unlock a disabled iPod unless you use the correct passcode or you erase it.
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