WinXP 64 Bit edition iPod Driver.

When is apple going to release a 64 bit iPod driver for those of us running WinXP 64 Bit Edition?
Until they do, my iPod is a useless lump of coal. A very expensive lump of coal I might add.....

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I know that a few things have been left out of the system by the people at Mikey Soft.
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WinXP 64 Bit edition iPod Driver.

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