Locked iPod Touch, any options besides total system wipe My 2 year old daughter goofed with my son's iPod Touch and locked it out. The message says that he can try again in 22,566,234 minutes, which is a heck of a long time.

He is 8, and has lots of photos that he hasn't backed up. We went to the Apple Genius Bar, they said a total wipe was the only option, which caused him to cry for a long time.

Anyone on here have any other suggestions as to how he can recover his photos and stop being mad at his sister. Or is this a life lesson for him?
The easiest way to retrieve pictures from a disabled iPod/iPhone is as follows:


Create a new folder on your PC/Laptop called "Retrieved Pictures".
Connect your iPod/iPhone to your PC/Laptop via USB.
Open "My Computer".
Under "Devices" locate your iPod/iPhone.
Open the iPod/iPhone folder and locate a sub-folder called "DCIM". 
In the "DCIM" folder you will find all of your pictures.
Cut all of the pictures out of the "DCIM" folder and paste them in to the "Retrieved Pictures" folder you created earlier.
Having retrieved all of your pictures, you can now restore your iPod/iPhone back to factory settings using iTunes.