My Ipod not regconized USB 2.0

My ipod is brand new .
First i install software from CD ( itunes + ipod update ) not format Ipod.
then plug in my ipod . Format ipod by Win 2000.
restart . NOw Win 2000 alert "unknown device" . Then , if i remove Standard PCI to USB host controller(USB 2.0), my win regconized IPod Mini . But transfer to ipod slowly ,i think it's become usb 1.1 because port 2.0 is removed.Restart computer to regconized USB 2.0 , win 2000 alert "unknown device". I try update firmware , restore version 1.4.But it's "unknown device" .Help !
My computer : Win 2000 server service pack 4 , Main Intel 865Gbf , chip pen 2.4G . It's Same With Win XP .

try connecting it in a different usb port

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