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After a few hours, the battery should be fully charged. Click the eject button, and disconnect the shuffle. When playing the shuffle, press the shuffle's battery light button on the back. When you see green, that mean the battery has a good charge - more than 25%. When you see orange, that means less than 25%.
Apple sells a 5W USB power adapter that is compatible with the iPod shuffle. You would plug your USB data and power cable into the adapter, and plug the adapter into the wall. You can find it for sale in the Apple online store: Apple 5W USB Power Adapter - Apple.
I have a 1st gen iPod shuffle, and it works fine with iTunes 12. (The clip-on 2nd gen shuffle also works.) It is recognized properly and shows up on the "device button," by itself and with other devices connected at the same time. OS X 10.10 on a Mac mini with USB 2.0 ports. The most common failure point on the 1st gen shuffle is the built-in ...
Open Finder, and the Shuffle should appear as a device on the left side pane. Click on it, and a familiar iTunes interface will appear where you can sync content to the iPod shuffle. See here for specifics: link-> Use the Finder to sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod with your computer - Apple Support. Never mind.
If the wall charger won't charge either one you might want to try another wall charger. Please remember if the battery is fully depleted on the iPod then it will take at least 30 minutes before the shuffle is properly recognized, i.e., the charging light comes on. Mung. Level 1. 75 points.
iPod Shuffle (1st generation) not recognized by iTunes and not playing music. I have a 1st generation iPod Shuffle that suddenly stopped playing music. When I turn it on, I see a green light up for 2 seconds and then turn off. No music would start playing. When I press play/pause, a solid green light comes on for 1 minute and turns off. Still ...
i found the solution! i had the same problem with my shuffle, turns out the buttons were disabled- how you fix that is by holding the "play/pause" button down for about 5 seconds until the light blinks green. was so angry my ipod hasn't been working for months now. hope everything works out! (2) Glassgrrl Author.
Hello! Thank you for participating in the Apple Support Communities. We understand that you’d like to reset your iPod shuffle. We'd like to look into this with you to see how we can help. The following articles can help with what you’re trying to do: How to force restart your iPod shuffle. This also applies to iPod shuffle: Restore your ...
I have a 1st generation iPod Shuffle that suddenly stopped playing music. When I turn it on, I see a green light up for 2 seconds and then turn off. No music would start playing. When I press play/pause, a solid green light comes on for 1 minute and turns off. Still no music.
For iTunes not opening automatically when the shuffle is connected, check the setting on the Settings tab that says Open iTunes when this iPod is attached. Make sure it is checked. For the battery not holding a charge, if it persists, you can try doing a Restore on the shuffle (from the shuffle's Settings tab in iTunes).