- 1). Verify that your computer is running the latest version of iTunes. Click "Help," then click "Check for Updates."
- 2). Remove all USB devices from your computer. If your keyboard and mouse connect through a USB cable, both can be left in place.
- 3). Connect your Touch to a rear USB port on your computer using the iPod docking cable.
- 4). Reboot your computer.
- 5). Launch iTunes and select the option to restore your iPod Touch. Once the restoration is complete, the iPod will no longer be in Recovery Mode.
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