Nano with windows USB Driver problem?

Everything worked fine with my nano for a few days.
I've gone through all the troubleshooting tips for the nano itself. (3 Rs, etc).
Latest,I have deleted the USB device and reboot the computer. Windows recognizes new hardware found and tries to install the driver for it.
I get the following error:
Error: The initialization failed because a function driver was not specified for this device instance.
Seem to me to be a problem with the Ipod Nano software since windows is recognizing it. I have used other usb devices with this port in the past though I am not using any with it currently.

Taking it back for an exchange is probably your best bet then, but there is one more thing you might try first. Some people have found that by putting the iPod in disk mode, it keeps the USB port alive and lets it charge. It doesn't sound quite like your situation, but it migh be worth a try. Or, you could even take it to a different computer and plug it in there for three or four hours to see if it will take a charge. You don't need iTunes on that computer. But if those don't work, then the exchange is probably your best bet at this point.

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