Ipod sync with photo

when i try to sync my ipod with photos i get an error message reading" Ipod cannot be synced. Unknow error [-48]"
what is this, and does anyone know how to fix?

First, try deleting the "iPod Photo Cache" folder off your computer.
Go to the "START" menu on your computer, and click on "Search". Select "All files and folders", and type "ipod photo cache" in the blank.
Delete any folder(s) that are named "iPod Photo Cache" off your computer.
After you've done that, disconnect your iPod from your computer, then reconnect it.
Do you still get that -48 error when syncing photos to your iPod, or not?
-Kylene

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