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Old 25th Feb 2009, 15:41
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Ok so me and a friend saw a few pics of an iPod touch in the diagnostic mode. We did some googleing but all we turned up was more pics and forums asking how to do it. It seems that the only people in that mode had it shipped to them.

So! Does anyone actually know how to do it?
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Old 16th Mar 2009, 05:02
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Not sure on touch, (I'll have a fiddle though)

However if it helps, with all the others just hold the center button and up until it goes black (round about 6/7 secs) then hold the center and left button.

Also, I'm pretty sure there are tools on the iPod Wizard for doing most of it check out www.getipodwizard.com
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