My luck + an Ipod = Absolute Disaster

Alright, so i have had an Ipod for over a year and a half now, and sine about three months into it, the Ipod began breaking down. It would do the whole "Sad Ipod" icon, i'd go through every single step there was, have to send it in, and they would send me back a refurbished one.
This process went one about once every couple months, and that was okay, because i had the Applecare plan on it. Well, that ran out in April, and as reliable as the changing of the seasons, the Ipod is broken AGAIN.
The process of complete meltdown goes as follows:
Ian is listening to Ipod
Ipod freezes (can be up to hours) until Ian decides to reset it.
It resets, and turns back on with the Sad Face icon
Ian trys the reset process, disk mode and plugs the Ipod into computer, computer doesn't recognize Ipod, Ipod screen flips back to Apple logo, then goes back to the Sad Face.
this has never varied for me, and this would normally be the point where i take the Ipod to the store, they would tell me that "i should not illegally download anything" or "it's because i have the Ipod skin, and it affects the Ipod negatively" or "your Ipod is corrupt", etc.
The truth is, like i said, this hapens every few months, and i have friends that have downloaded THOUSANDS of songs, and there Ipods work just fine. I handle my computer and Ipod with the utmost care and safety, and have plenty of intelligence with computers.
But honestly, what is the effing problem?
I was planning on buying my first Mac in less than a month, but if it's goign to put me through the same problems as this Ipod, my commitment to Apple is beginning to go awry.
Any help with this epic trainwreck of mine? That would make my day.

sounds like a bad battery or one that isnt charging
correctly.
have you tried charging on the wall plug?
an ipod will only trickle charge if you leave it
mounted on a usb port You have to un-mount it to get
a full charge (or wait like a month)
try that
heh, as grateful as i am that someone finally posted a comment!...i have already been through that many a time. when i plug the Ipod in, what it does is start up with the Apple screen, take a little bit, then go back to the Sad Ipod face. Then it will shut off, and repeat the process over, and over, and overrrrr again. This goes on for as long as i feel like leaving it plugged in.
So thanks for the attempt!...but this question is still unsolved.

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After upgrading since around 2002, and becoming paranoid after losing 65 songs, I went to great lengths to make sure that I had back-ups of all music, sometimes in two or three places.
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Hmm, it is only very recently (about 6 months ago I think) that the policy on Music changed. Prior to that you would be routinely reminded to back up all purchases (immediately after the successfully completed download), unless of course you ticked an option not to be reminded again. The change in policy (in our favour) would have been noted in the small print that neither you or I read when upgrading iTunes, though we say that we have.
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The restictions on different types of media are ultimately imposed by the rights holders, not Apple. It is in Apple's interests to offer the same terms as their competitors, so my guess is that nobody currently offers unlimited repeat downloads of movies. Certainly the unique codes you get on some DVDs/Blu-Rays are one-time only.
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You seem to have tried everything, and you say it's syncing fine on your Dad's iMac, so I assume, you have also done a Disk Diagnostic from an earlier post by tt2 and conclude that your iPod Hardisk is good.
You don't have to use it as a heavy paperweight, the problem is only using your Windows 7 machine for syncing.
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IPod Froze, but now it won't sync

my iPod froze so i had to reset it. This cleared all the songs so i went to put them all back on but nothing happens.
Please help,
Thanks.

Hello Mr. Bump,
By rest do you mean pressing and holding the Center and Menu buttons together until the Apple log appears? If so, then after you did this you say your music disappeared? Maybe try resetting the unit one more time.
If no luck, your iPod may be corrupt. I would recommend completely restoring the iPod via iTunes and starting from scratch in regards to adding all your music and files back to it.
Here are instructions on how to restore your iPod. Hope it helps.
[Restoring iPod to factory settings|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1339]
If I am mistaken on any of these assumptions, let me know. Would love to help.
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