Ipod unable to update songs and playlist.

I've updated all my software, itunes is the lastest and the same with my software on my ipod (its the 30G video ipod) and everytime i plug it in and try to update my music... this is what it says...
"Attempting to copy to disk "IPOD" failed. An unknown error has occured (-69)"
I'm rather confused to why this is happening, its not because i've filled up my ipod, i only have 8.3G of space on it right now. I am using Windows XP computer. If anyone can help me I would love to hear from you.

I finally figured out what the problem is after taking it to best buy 2 times and they had no idea what to do besides restore it... but when it says "attempting to copy to disk "ipod" failed. An unknow error has occured (69)" if the # 69 is there...that means there is a bad file thats not allowing it to update... so listen to all ur music n delete the corrupt songs. hopefully this helps some ppl... it helped me.

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