Nano frozen on selection screen.

Howdy,
My iPod nano is stuck on the main selection screen. When I attempt to connect it to my computer iTunes will not recognize it, but the iPod will charge and shows the "Connected" screen. I have reset it numerous times using the Menu/Select method, and attempted to put it into Disk Mode to no avail. I do not care about losing the music - I have that all backed up. If anyone could be of assistance I would greatly appreciate it. Any info is helpful.
Thanks!

Hello Keith,
It would be helpful to post your solution, just in case someone else runs into your same situation.
Problem Fixed. I am Stupid.
NOT!!! Excitement has a way of causing euphoria, where the mind sometimes overlook the obvious.
Gary

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