USB problems i think

Hi, i sent bk my old ipod because it wasnt connectin to ituens or my computer but had 'please wait, very low battery' on the screen, the new ipod i was sen has the same problem, is this due to my USB lead or USB connection on my PC? the ipod also overheats..
HELP!

Why would you do that? You are aware, are you not, that the Missing Sync for SONY Clié is a long discontinued product, is not Sync Services-aware, and is not intended to be used with any version of Mac OS X 10.4? A competitive upgrade to the latest version of the Missing Sync for Palm OS is available here:
http://www.markspace.com/missingsync_palmos.php
Look under the right sidebar entitled Upgrade from any Missing Sync product.
Without knowing what specific organizer or smartphone you are attempting to synchronize, it's difficult what to do next. You should likely start by attempting to remove the Missing Sync for SONY Clié using the Mark/Space provided Uninstaller, or submit a support request to Mark/Space, here:
http://www.markspace.com/support/request_palmos.html
There is no specific submission page for discontinued products, so you'll have to use the page I linked just above to reach technical support personnel.

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Okay, I got focused on the fact that other machines
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http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315539/en-us
Basically describes how to show the "hidden" (i.e.
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