How do i remove itunes 7 completely??

Just wondered how i can remove itunes 7 completely as it will not recognise my ipod while itunes 6 on my other laptop will pick up my ipod fine. Mind you my laptop wont notice the ipod either? could this be to do with what xp version it could be running??

It might be your laptop's problem, not necessarily iTunes (although that's possible).
Before we go back to iTunes 6, have you first tried going through these five steps?
The Five R's
Also, faulty or out of date USB drivers on your computer might be a possibility here:
iPod not recognized properly by computer when USB drivers are not installed properly or are out of date
EDIT: Here is a major possibility when an iPod is not recognized on a laptop, so go ahead and try this step first:
iPod not recognized when connected to Windows laptop over USB
-Kylene

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