HT1349 My computer will no longer recognize my iPod. When plugged in iTunes sits at "Verifying Dennis' Books", and iTunes locks up. Thoughts to clear this, anyone?

When connecting my iPod to any of my PCs it hangs up while it is "Verifying Dennis' Books" (the name of my iPod).  The iTunes session shows as not working in a Task Manager. The iPod works okay away from the computer, but I am close to finishing the books on it and need to clean it up to load the next batch.  Any thoughts on how to get past this hang up? It's not like I can reset to factory settings, since I cannot even get far enough to do that effort in iTunes.  HELP!

- Transfer itunes purchases to the computer by:
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Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store
- When they are in your iTunes library, connect the iPod to the computer and make a backup by right clicking on the iPod under Devices in iTunes and select Back Up
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