Ther is a big red cross on my itunes

recentlz i was asked to reset my ipod classic 160gb. so i did. now it wont reconnect to the computer and it switches between having a big red cross on the front with the weblink to the supportwebsite and the notification that i have to reset the ipod but i cant do anything othereise because as sewn as as those slides are shown, the ipod turns off again.how am i supposed to reset my ipod if it wnt connect?pls help

It sounds like however you did your clone really
didn't work right. The mdimporters should be here:
PB 17 2005 2GB Mac OS X (10.4.5)
They're there. I can see them. They're just either "disabled or broken," as the error message says.
What I want to know is how to fix them or replace them.
I suppose in the end, if nothing works, I will have to give up Foxtrot and Spotlight because EasyFind can do the job of both of them ... without hogging my system with 'mdimport'.
Spotlight and Safari can hog 80% of my CPU resources when operative.

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