A fourth sort level causes sorting to revert to the default of sort by Name and can also cause the ribbon’s Sort menu items to be grayed out in Windows 11 or not shown at all in Windows 10. If you are running Windows Vista, make sure you have the latest service pack for the operating system installed as it contains the patch needed to fix the issue.Bug Fix: Sort 4 removed because Explorer does not handle more than three sort levels via the FolderTypes registry key, even though Microsoft has four sort levels set in that key for Music library and Music search results.

Update: The issue is not a problem in newer versions of Microsoft's operating system. You can download two updates, one for the 32-bit version of Windows Vista (click for direct download) and one for the 64-bit version (click for direct download) This article provides step-by-step guidance that leads you through downloading the update and how you can prevent this problem from occurring.

If you are searching for troubleshooting information that is not referred to in this article, please try searching the Knowledge Base again by using keywords that describe your problem. Note that the update addresses only the issue in which the Eject command does not work when you right-click the iPod through Windows Explorer or when you use the Safely Remove Hardware icon in the notification area. This article describes how you can download an update that prevents this problem from occurring in the future. When you try to disconnect an iPod from a Windows-Vista based computer, the data on the iPod may become corrupted.

Microsoft makes no mention if this is also happening when you just disconnect the iPod without using the safely remove feature or eject feature. Then, you disconnect the USB cable.īoth surely look like the normal way to remove an iPod from the PC.

You use the Eject command in Windows Explorer to disconnect the iPod.

You use the Safely Remove Hardware feature in the notification area to disconnect the iPod.

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