My ipod freezes when disconnected from computer

Help!!!! Although my ipod works when connected through itunes, once i disconnect it, it will not respond whatsoever. The screen says its in disk mode even though i never put it in disk mode. How do i get it to respond?

Reset your iPod, then put it into disk mode (doing it yourself). Connect your iPod to your computer again and what does it say to you now? "OK to Disconnect", "Charging", "Do Not Disconnect", etc...
If you want to get your iPod out of disk mode, reset it.

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