Plug your iPod into your computer with the sync cable and click on the "Restore" button in iTunes. Your iPod will be set back to factory default settings meaning that your passcode will be removed. Unfortunately, all your content (such as songs, videos, and applications) will also be removed. Applications can be reinstalled from the App Store for free (you won't have to pay again) and your songs and videos will still be found in your iTunes library.
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If you disabled your i pod and it said''30min.till disabled'' or more then hold down the home button for 20-30 sec. and it will give you more tries till you find out your passcode.
When you unlock a passcode that has been forgotten on your iPod Touch, all of your songs will unfortanetly be deleted, and you will have to put all of them back on. But if you are CHANGING your passcode, off of the settings button on your iPod Touch, nothing will happen to your current memory.
you go to ipod menu then settings then into General then Passcode Lock
To restore the device to factory defaults, enter 111222777. From:Kindle support on Amazon
take it to the store you got it from, or a nearby apple store if they cant fix it, you are stuffed.
You will need to plug it into iTunes and reset it to factory settings. Although you will lose all information on it, the passcode will be disabled.
u plug it up to the comp. and go to blacra1n.com and click make it rain
Here's what you do: Touch "Settings" Touch "General" Scroll down until you see "Passcode lock." Touch it. Enter your own 4-digit passcode Re-enter it Ta-da! You've got a passcode! If you don't believe me, lock your ipod. Slide to unlock as usual There's the Enter Passcode! Now your bro won't mess with it!
Back it up then Restore it then Restore to your backup
settings-general-passcode-set your passcode(it can be a 4-number passcode or a letter one--to get a letter one, turn off the simple passcode)
slide an put you passcode in