My mass storage mp3 is not working - Audio Players & Recorders

OK....as an idea I have come across by accident..when you plug it in and it asks for pc suite or mass storage device, hit the mass storage button and it should work for you.......

The Sylvania SMP2012 can be used as a regular USB mass storage device. This means that you don't actually need the included software to use it. However, if you are using Windows, you may be able to control it more effectively with the included software, as it may perform functions such as sorting and configuration that are not available with the generic USB mass storage drivers.

I'm not certain about Mac OSX drivers for this device.

Linux users are stuck with USB mass storage, but thankfully it does work. Sorting can be achieved with the "fatsort" utility, which is available with Ubuntu and other Debian distros.

Mass Storage Device (or MSD) is also referred to as Mass Storage Class (MSC) or Universal Mass Storage (UMS). It's the mode that makes the Sansa work like a hard drive (flash drive, thumb drive). There are two modes, MSC and MTP, the more automated mode that communicates with Windows Media Player.

First plug in the Insignia NS-DV4G. Go to device manager. Something should say unknow device either under usb devices at the bottom or portable devices. Right click it and click update driver. click browse my computer. click let me choose from device drivers on my computer. uncheck show compatible software. scroll down to compatible usb storage device in the left column. double click usb mass storage device. then click yes. it should say it cant start. click close. then right click the usb mass storage device and disable. double click and click enable. disable and enable again. open computer. you should not see it. close it and wait for auto play.

Win Xp -> Go to Start-Control Panel - System - Device Manager - Last on the list is MTP player, click on it and select upgrade driver - i will choose myself - i there will be two options ( MTP player and USB mass storage device ) Pick Usb mass storage and then OK. Then your MP3 player is visible in My Computer

Insignia mp3 players can use the generic mass storage driver in almost any computer. Windows ME includes a generic mass storage driver. When you plug in the USB cord, two extra drive letters will show up in Windows Explorer. Songs go into the Music folder. For neatness: Make new folder for each artist and under each artist, make a new folder for each album.
Also slight chance the USB mode got off of Automatic in the player's options. Please do advise if it won't work, I will show you where to get the generic mass storage driver for windows ME and 98 if for some reason it isn't installed on your machine.

i have a
Wharfedale FM6709i really need a driver for this product can you tell me where to go or the download site needed.

Connect the device in Storage Device (USB Mass Storage) Mode and then format the storage disc to FAT
you can use the DOS command:
format X: /fs:fat

This is from one of the other techies, not me

Connect the device in Storage Device (USB Mass Storage) Mode and then format the storage disc to FAT
you can use the DOS command:
format X: /fs:fat

This idea came from another tech not me.

get a usb cabel and tranfer it across or get bluetooth and send it across