Ok can anyone help me? I'd really rather not have to reinstall iTunes and remake all my playlists (thousands of songs and 70 playlists, and for some reason when I save the playlist files to import later, it only adds some of the songs on the list, so end up having to make them all manually anyways, and it's a pain in the ***, takes hours. Done it twice and doing it right now for my desktop, I don't wanna do it again if I don't have to). I just transferred my iPod touch over from my old macbook over to my new windows laptop running windows 10. iPod is running 5.1 I believe, not sure the gen of iPod, I got it for Christmas 2010 if that helps, got it brand new, 32gb. It synced no problem at the time to my new laptop (just under 2 months ago). Usually keep it plugged into my car. I wanted to update it with some new music and when I went to go plug it in, it won't recognize it. It's recognized on my desktop but I don't have everything set up yet there, and I want it to sync from my laptop as it's mobile (desktop runs windows 7 and both run iTunes 12.3). I have tried different cables, different usb ports, restarting my ipod, restarting my computer. I've run the diagnostic and it says that no ipod is connected, yet my computer detects it. I've confirmed that the latest Apple Mobile Device driver is installed correctly through the device manager and is up to date.I've stopped and started the process again. I've followed pretty much everything in this link iPhone, iPad, or iPod not recognized in iTunes for Windows - Apple Support . I don't know if there's any windows 10 specific fixes. Without reinstalling iTunes is there any way to fix this? Someone help please.