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15:17 < node_> hi there
15:18 < node_> I've got an ipod classic 160gb (I suppose it's a 6th gen)
15:19 < node_> when I try to enter in DFU mode , pressing menu&click until I get the black screen
15:21 < node_> my pc doesn't recognize the DFU'd ipod as a ""Apple Recovery (DFU) USB Driver" 
15:21 < node_> *an
15:22 < node_> thus being unable to continue the installation 
15:24 < node_> mmh probably everyone's sleeping 
17:45 < [7]> node_: so the pc does not recognize anything at all?
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20:03 < node_> @7 
20:03 < node_> exactly
20:05 < node_> even though it does the "dun dun" sound when I disconnect the usb ...
20:06 < [7]> then it *is* actually being detected
20:07 < [7]> and you just didn't find it
20:07 < node_> I think so
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20:08 < node_> noo 7 don't leave!
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20:12 < node_> ok welcome back
20:13  * TheSeven needed to reboot his server because it was lagging
20:14 < node_> I think it is detected, though I can't figure how to find it
20:15 < TheSeven> it should be shown somewhere in the device manager
20:16 < node_> device manager?
20:16 < node_> you mean in control panel?
20:17 < TheSeven> right click on "my computer" => manage
20:19 < node_> it does show an "apple mobile device USB driver"
20:20 < TheSeven> so itunes is installed on that machine?
20:20 < node_> yup
20:20 < TheSeven> make sure all itunes processes (including the apple mobile device service and whatnot) are closed/terminated
20:20 < TheSeven> then reboot the ipod and enter dfu again
20:20 < node_> done
20:20 < TheSeven> if this device node shows up it means that some itunes-related process got hold of it before we did
20:21 < node_> ok...just to make sure I followed those steps in the right way
20:21 < node_> I recover the Dfu'd ipod
20:21 < node_> then disconnect it
20:22 < node_> I shut Itunes, and all those process related to it
20:22 < node_> even the ipod services
20:22 < node_> and then I connect it, and hold those buttons until it gets dfu'd again
20:23 < TheSeven> yeah
20:23 < node_> 7 you're a nice guy
20:23 < node_> (or  girl )
20:25 < node_> ok..recovering it
20:28 < TheSeven> recovering wouldn't have been neccessary, just rebooting should work as well
20:28 < TheSeven> but it certainly can't hurt
20:33 < node_> uhm
20:33 < node_> still no folder
20:33 < node_> nor apple recovery DFU usb driver
20:33 < node_> crap
20:40 < node_> well, thanks anyway seven :)
20:43 < TheSeven> there should be an "apple ipod dfu device" or something similar
20:43 < TheSeven> it mentions DFU in the name
20:43 < TheSeven> might be listed in the "usb controllers" or "unknown devices" category
20:44 < TheSeven> if you're getting the mobile device thing again some apple stuff was still running
20:44 < TheSeven> if you get nothing at all (not even a sound when plugging) the ipod isn't in dfu mode
20:52 < node_> it's exactly as you said
20:52 < node_> probably there's still some apple process
20:52 < node_> going on in the background
20:54 < node_> no DFU whatsoever ...but it does detect it as an apple device
20:56 < TheSeven> yeah, you need to kill everything itunes / apple mobile device related
20:57 < TheSeven> and stop the apple mobile device service
20:59 < node_> you see...it's hard to tell exactly which processes are  apple's...other than the obvious AppleMobileDevice and the Ipod services..
21:01  * TheSeven isn't using itunes himself so he doesn't know the details
21:01  * TheSeven hands this case off to Farthen or user890104 :P
21:01 < node_> ahah ok :D
21:01 < node_> thanks mate
21:02 < node_> yoooo made it!
21:02 < node_> ;)
21:03 < Farthen> what did you do to make it work?
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21:11 < node_> I just started the installer
21:11 < node_> and it worked :)
21:13 < node_> see ya
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21:17 < TheSeven> lol
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