IPod nano randomly ejects itself while connected with iTunes open

While my iPod nano is connected and iTunes is open, it will randomly eject and diappear from the iTunes left column while songs are being updated. It then proceeds to have errors whenever I connect, saying some sort of file is corrupt.
I have restored the iPod, restarted the computer, and started from scratch. Whenever I try to upload my songs again, it automatically disconnects about half-way through. This seems to be a continuous problem for me.

See this...
iPod: What to do if Windows displays an "itunes.exe - Corrupt File" message
And if the problem persists...
Da Gopha: What to do if Windows displays an "iTunes.exe - Corrupt File" message
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