Synching new iPod with existing iTunes

Hi, my old iPod mini was replaced by apple within warranty for a defect. How do I load all my songs that are currently on my iTunes onto the new iPod mini. It's an iPod Mini 6GIG and I'm using iTunes 4.7.1.30 software.
Thanks

First of all, try another port on your computer. Some ports are not connected direct to the motherboard and do not recognize the iPod as well as those that are. Reset the iPod each time you connect it to another port.
Still no joy, see these.
Your Windows PC doesn't recognize iPod.
iPod appears in Windows Explorer but does not appear in iTunes.
iPod does not appear in iTunes.
Fast user switching in Windows XP is not supported.
Strange iPod behavior.
When restoring the iPod, put it into disk mode first.
Putting iPod into disk mode.

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