can't transfer songs to ipod

[filthy]

I've read all posts connected to this subject of ipod/usb and doing what was told there helped me nothing. That's why you have one more post about this.

Here's the story:

The day after I installed DT I plugged in my ipod shuffle in a usb in ther back of the pc as usual. When I tried to transfer songs I got an error like"cannot read to or write from" or something. Thant's when I opened "my computer and saw that the ipod icon wasn't there even though the tray icon shwed that something was connected. I tried rebooting , installing and uninstalling itunes+updater of various versions and nothing solved my problem. I went to a friends house to check if the ipod was working and it worked perfectly there.
So that's my problem. I can't copy any songs t omy ipod cause it's like the thing is not there. Wnhat can I do to get it fixed??
I have an athlon 1.4 w/ 480 ram + win xp pro + SP2
for burning I use either alcohol 120% or nero 7
Thanks for your attention an looking forward to an answer,
filthy

[homerjnick]

I found if you boot up your PC with the iPod attached it will be ok.

If you boot up and then connect the iPod it dont see it.

Weird huh.

[filthy]

Thanks bro but I have always had this problem of reebooting the comp with the ipod connected the boot doesn't start. I just get the "Asus" screen and the boot doesn't really start until I take the ipod off.
I'll try some variations of that!!

[NetSoerfer]

filthy, don't double post. The forums are moderated.

[filthy]

It's been a month since my last post. CAn't anyone help, really?

Will rebooting do??

[Underheaven]

Apple support forums

You could try the Apple support forums. They might help you determine your problem isn't related to DAEMON Tools. You never know...

[Shinnoki]

well, the problem is the new DTools, cuz i have a mp3 player and it always worked fine (i mean transfering songs from PC to mp3 player) but when i installed DT4.03 it stopped working. I attached the USB (with connected mp3 player) to PC and it detected a device, but didn't assign any letter to mp3 player.

I, then, unninstalled DT4.03 and removed the remains of DT from the system32/drivers dir, i can't remember the names, it was like 3 DLL files which belonged to DT.

[Jito463]

Did you try manually assigning a drive letter in Disk Management?

[danialholker]

Step 1: Connect your iPod and launch iTunes. In the iPod management screen, scroll down to Options and check "Enable disk use."
Step 2: Now your iPod will show up as a drive on your Desktop. But before you can access its files, download and install a program called Houdini.
Step 3: Open Houdini, click "Folders," and then "Reveal." Locate your iPod, and open "iPod_controls." Highlight "Music," and press Choose.
Step 4: Now in your iPod folder, open iPod_Controls > Music. Highlight all of the folders and drag them into the desired folder on your hard drive.