HELP!!!! MP3 SET UP

[DIZZY DRUMMER]

Can anyone help me

I have brought a new MP3 player & what should be a simple set-up - is turning out to be a nightmare :bicker:

I followed the instructions in the cd & it appeared to work (although the computer did crash)

It will not recognise the driver for the device & I don't know how I can find out if the driver has been successfully installed.

I have uninstalled from the cd & reinstalled - but still no joy


Anyone able to help me please :oops: :pray:

[JanT]

If it's a USB mp3 player, and you're using Windows XP, forget the software that came with it. It probably won't need a driver. Just plug in your mp3 player and it should show as a removable hard drive. Just open it up like you would any other added device and drag n drop. Hope this helps.

[Eddie's Teddy]

Yeah, I just plug mine in to the pc then go to the mp3 I want to put on it, right click and send to removeble drive g/h/or whatever it is. No software required....

[Ankie]

This is another reason why I am happy to have 2 teenagers around the house;) They have done it, before I found the manual ;)

[Rockette]

Yeah, I just plug mine in to the pc then go to the mp3 I want to put on it, right click and send to removeble drive g/h/or whatever it is. No software required....

That's exactly how I use mine as well. I can't even read the manual because it's written in lilliput size.

[DIZZY DRUMMER]

Cheers guys


I sorted it :D

I have to delete the driver from the system & reinstall it - I now have 130 songs on my mp3 player. :cheers:

Before I install my daughters new one - can windows 98 sustain more than one device.

[Lord Kagan]

Yes it should be able to, as long as you have the memory

[Gez]

Cheers guys


I sorted it :D

I have to delete the driver from the system & reinstall it - I now have 130 songs on my mp3 player. :cheers:

Before I install my daughters new one - can windows 98 sustain more than one device.

yeah right, so you remembered to push the on switch then ;)