IPOD NOT BEING RECONIZED OR BEING CHARGED

i have a ipod shuffle and i left it on overnight and then tried to charge it. before this it wasn't being reconized and now it won't show it or charge. HELP!!!!!
Windows Windows XP ipod shuffle

I'm not certain if you mean you can't find where to download it if you want to have it, or you can't find it to get rid of it, so I'll answer both:
If you wish to download it (which I do NOT recommend because of issues with spyware, try a program called Alcohol 120% instead) go to
http://www.daemon-tools.cc/dtcc/download.php
If you wish to get rid of it, it should be on your list of "Add or Remove Programs," if not, it isn't on your system
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