Ipod touch 5th generation is disabled

Last night my ipod 5th generation wouldn't take my password. I was entering the correct one and it kept saying it was wrong and then it locked me out after a couple of tries. Now it says Ipod is disabled connect to itunes. I know this can be restored but the problem is I have a few important videos and pictures in it that I need. Is there a way I can fix this without having to restore? I bought a new laptop (dell inspiron 14r n4110) so I never got a chance to sync my ipod with this laptop so whenever I plug it into itunes it says
"iTunes could not connect to ipod touch "name's ipod touch" because it is locked witha passcode. you must enter your passcode on the ipod touch before it can be used with itunes"
I would love to do that but again its disabled and I can't do anything
please help
what are my options?
do I loose everything
call apple?
I tried plugging my ipod into my laptop hoping the folder for it will show up in my computer and i can go and delete the passlock file like you do with older ipods but this wouldn't show up in my computer. I even made sure to click show hidden folder etc option in the folder options but nothing

You will have to put it into recovery mode, losing anything that has not been saved to your computer.
Sorry.
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