Where to find "My ipod" under "Source" in itunes.

Once I plug in my ipod, the list from itunes adds it under "Source" but once I start working with any other category in my source column , my personal ipod listing disappears and the only way to get it back is to unplug and plug my ipod back in. As long as my ipod continues to stay plugged in, how can I bring it back to my "Source" screen in itunes? Thanks.
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I am having the same problem. I have my preference set to manually update my ipod, but the only ipod icon under my source list states, "Administrator's ipod". Once I click on this icon, it disappears - never to return until I close itunes and unplug my ipod, then plug in my ipod to get itunes back. All I really want to do is control the order of the playlists, but they only follow the order in the source list. This is my first ipod, so any advice would be greatly appreciated. Many Thanks

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Just the old fashioned way, like if you lost your wallet.
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- Transfer other music bt using a third-party program like one of those discussed here:
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i recently got the latest update for itunes on my pc laptop.
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now there's nothing, so i don't know how to transfer my music to my ipod from itunes!
PLEASE HELP ME.

You have to select the music to sync in iTunes and then sync the iPod. If you auto sync - let the sync complete and then start with these instructions.
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Select the iPod under the devices heading on the left side.
Click on the Music Tab in iTunes on the right side at the top
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Select the Sync Music Heading
Click on Apply in the lower right corner of iTunes
This simply shows where you select the iPod under the devices heading. It works the same way with any content that you want to sync.
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