Nike+iPod icon won't add. Nano 6th Gen.

The Nike+iPod icon doesn't add to the menu when I select it in the general settings menu. I have a brand new 6th gen iPod Nano, so there's nothing for me to plug into the iPod. Has anyone else had this problem?

Hey there,
I would see this Apple support document explaining how to add and delete playlists from your iPod. It will probably do a better job of explaining things than I can. Hope it helps.
[Adding and Deleting Songs and playlists from your iPod|http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1855]
B-rock

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The headphones that i'm using, are the ones that were included with the iphone 4 (so, they are original).. however this shouldn't be a problem, as the ipod should work fine with whatever headphones i choose to use (sound quality will vary, of course).
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http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3218
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Verify that the Apple Mobile Device Service and iPod service are both running
Verify that the Apple Mobile Device Driver is installed
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