HT1347 ipod touch, updated itunes, only mini-player shows on screen

I bought an IPod touch 64 tonight because my old 60Gb died. Plugged into my computer and fired it up. I also updated my ITunes software at the same time.
Now I only see my mini-player screen and not my library screen. I know I changed something to have my mini-player on top but now I can't see anyway to undo this. Help?
James

So as far as I read... you are having a prob restoreing you iPod with a Unknown error of (1603) guess what you are in luck this happen to my and some of my costomers so here are the steps to force you ipod to restore (recovery Mode) and update you iPod Touch...
1. Verify you have iTunes 7.5 or later. Apple recommends using the latest version of iTunes.
2. Disconnect the USB cable from the iPod touch.
3. Power off the device (Press and hold the Sleep/Wake button for a few seconds until the red slider appears, then slide the slider. Wait for the the iPhone or iPod touch to turn off.
4. Press and hold the Home button while connecting USB cable. When you reconnect USB, the device should then power on. BUT DO NOT LET GO OF THE HOME BUTTON
5. Continue holding the Home button while iPhone starts up. While starting up, you will see the Apple logo.
6. When you see "Connect to iTunes" on the screen, you can release the Home button and iTunes will display the recovery mode message: "iTunes has detected an iPod in recovery mode. You must restore this iPod before it can be used with iTunes
Note: once you put the Ipod Touch in recovery mode you can not take it out of this mode
You must restore the iPod that means everything on it (songs, photos, videos) will be deleted

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Ok, here's one of the problems I was having (among the others listed above): I kept getting the message that I had to enter my passcode in the iPod. I searched for solutions and came across one that said I had to close down iTunes first, before plugging in the iPod, so I did that.
Lo and Behold, the USB symbol appeared on the iPod when I plugged it in without opening iTunes.
I opened iTunes, and Lo and Behold again, the iTunes showed the ipod on the side and the message popped up that said it was in restore mode. I selected "Restore and download new updates".
I was good to go, right?
WRONG!!!
Every few minutes into the download, I would STILL get a message saying that I had to enter iPod's passcode, and the iPod would return to the dreaded "disabled" screen! I tried it several times, with no success.
THEN I noticed that even though the iPod was unplugged from iTunes, the update continued to download.
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I waited until the update had seconds left to be completely downloaded. Then I reduced (not minimized) iTune's window and clicked on the desktop background. I plugged in the iPod, which again showed the USB symbal. I maximized the iTunes window, and the message appeared as usual saying the iPod was in restore mode. I selected the "restore and download" button, but THIS time, it didn't have enough time to reject the iPod. Within seconds, the download was complete, and the restoration continued as normal (for other iPods, anyway). I held my breath the whole way, but it's GOOD AS NEW! By "Good as new", I mean her ipod has no apps or music. She'll have to reinstall all that, but they're paid for. Not sure about the music, which was her main concern, but even if she had to buy all that all over again, it's still much cheaper than buying a new iPod.
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:::::EDIT::::
I'm sorry, planb77, I didn't see your last post. I forgot to reload. But thank you for your help.
By the way, the sleep/wake button still doesn't work right, but she can select to have the ipod shut down after X amount of minutes. The only thing she'll have a problem with is turning the iPod off all the way (which she never does, anyway...who does?), and take screen shots.
Message was edited by: vickyfromchesapeake

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