Can't get past the iPod Software License Agreement

So here's my problem. My iPod is connected to my laptop, and it says iPod under the tab labeled 'Devices'. When I click on iPod, it goes to the Software License Agreement. I've agreed to it several times, but no software setup ever follows it. HELP ME PLEASE!!!!!

The software setup is complete when the license agreement appears; except for the process of updating or restoring the iPod's firmware, nothing is required that isn't part of iTunes or the OS.
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