Internet connection failed in iTunes 7.01

I have been trying to update my 60 gig 5G iPod with the new software using iTunes 7.01. When I click update, it gives me an error saying that there is no internet connection available. I am able to connect to the iTunes store and other websites with no problem. I run network diagnostics using iTunes, and it says internet connection failed. I am running windows XP with all current updates. I am using a wireless internet connection. Somebody please help so I can update my iPod with the new software. Thank you.
Gateway Desktop Windows XP

Scali215,
That thread is similar to the Apple article: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=304468
Did you quit iTunes and relaunch it after changing the settings?
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