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Having taken a quick look at the guides for this model, some parts need a tri-wing screwdriver to be removed.

Make sure after the repair you connected anything you unconnected during the repair.

DVR-K06RS is pretty specific, I say as long as you don't have the DVR-K06RS, which you don't, you should be fine.

Well it does seem that the only broken part is the touch panel. Make sure you carried out the repair 100% correct.

Get the flash memory drive (most likely built onto the main logic board) and solder it in to another iPod, then plug that one in. You should then be able to extract your files. This may be quite difficult and requires opening another iPod touch, for which price you should just buy the songs again.

How do you mean? As in use the parts of a 360 to produce an Xbox? Please be more specific with your repair-related question

I agree, I think it's the logic board. End of.

Try connecting it via USB, see if you get a response. Then restore the factory settings

As you can see here, I don't believe that the drives are interchangeable.

I'm not sure about a wireless adaptor as many of them require drivers to run etc. However, to save on the cost of a Microsoft Wireless Adaptor, any Ethernet Cable will allow your Xbox to connect to the internet, it won't be wireless but it will save you cash.

Not unless you have to! Most parts can be removed with this left in. Don't try pulling on it unless you have to, it can easily break the logic board. Just tilt the upper case up to lean it on the display.

You don't have to remove the power button connector to remove most parts! It's really dodgy and can break your logic board. When you peel up the glue on the wire for the microphone connector, lean the upper case on the display.