Need original software disc

So I have the 30GB ipod, white, 5th generation. It came with a disc to download the software to my desktop. I now would like to use my ipod on a different laptop but no longer have that original disc. I have downloaded the newest version of itunes but when I plug in my ipod, itunes doesn't detect it. I've gone to the device manager on windows and it shows the ipod there with an exclamation point. I follow the prompts to correct problem and it tells me that the necessary software isn't found and to enter the original disc. As I said before I no longer have the disc (lost it or got thrown away). Is there any way to get a new disc or can I download this software from somewhere? I can't update any software thru itunes because it isn't even recognizing my ipod in the first place. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

>I need a recovery disc or the original software disc for XP but none of this was supplied with it.
I'm in doubt about it. According notebook specification Satellite M50-161 is delivered with follow medias:
- Recovery Medias (CD-ROM or DVD)
- Express Media Player
- Additional Software CD
- Microsoft Works Suite
All old notebook models are delivered with recovery CDs. I have old Satellite m70 and still have original Toshiba recovery installations DVD.
Anyway, you can try to contact nearest Toshiba authorized service provider and ask for help. To be honest I don't believe you will get it for this old notebook model. For OS installation you can also use Microsoft installations CD. All drivers, tools and utilities you can download from Toshiba support page under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com

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Is there any way to get just the missing ImageIO? From this website, or just some helpful poster?
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garroth,
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Need ORIGINAL software back!! PLEASE PLEASE help!!!!!

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I am resurrecting my old iMacG5 for my grandson. Appleworks has question mark in dock and does not load from bundled software on original installation discs. Can anyone help?

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