Your screen shot is 1 step early and does not show the selection you stated. If you use ALT-PRT SCRN then you get just the selected window, not the whole screen, making it easier to read.
Some additional questions:
- After the restore you named the iPod and set up manual management again right?
- When the iPod is plugged in, and you open Windows explorer do you see the iPod as a drive? Is the drive letter the same as another drive (external, photo card, etc) on your system?
- Did you upgrade to the 12.1 iTunes yet? It apparently makes everything in iTunes 64 bit, and I am about to upgrade to it to see if that breaks Overdrive.
When I upgraded to Overdrive 3.4 my Options for syncing changed.
1. Chris's IPOD
2. Apple device ( Chris's IPOD)
3. iTunes Library and Apple device (Chris's IPOD)
If you use the first option, in my case the files end up at the top level of my iPod and are not converted and not playable on the iPod.
The second option is what I use.
The third option puts the book into iTunes, then you can use iTunes to manage the book.
I am also on Windows 7, iPod is named the same, and I have 4 MP3 audiobooks in Overdrive to play with.
After we get your situation resolved, I may play with the third option as I always pull the book back off the iPod so I can use auto sync for my music on my Nano.