Reinstall/Drivers I cant get windows to recognize my MP3. It says it cant find a suitable driver for my device and i am unable to boot it.

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Please get it here : www.fileguru.com/IPod-Mp3-Repair-Software/info
www.brothersoft.com/downloads/apple-ipod-driver.html
www.liutilities.com/device-driver/apple-ipod-usb-driver/
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Please try to reinstall the drivers on your port once again. If there is any u necessary and conflicting add ons please remove/ uninsall them,Later try to put the device back into a different port. if you are not able to get recognition please try this device on another PC to cofirm if the device is faulty. If not you will need to restore your PC to an earlier date point or reinstall windows again.I hope this solves your issue. good day

Well, kindly download it here : www.opendrivers.com/.../rca-free-driver-download.html
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Hello, kindly downloaded the driver at : www.driverskit.com/MP3/Sony.html
www.sevenforums.com/.../9536-sony-mp3-player-new-drivers-rc-taking-over.html
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if you have an older graphic card swap it out with the new or if u have onboard video use it as your video. Once you boot up uninstall the nvidia drivers and turn off pc. Now reinstall the new card and install the drivers from the CD or the new ones from the nvidia site. Dont use the windows device manager.

Find the MP3 player in the device manager, delete it, then plug it in again and see if Windows recognizes it and reinstall the drivers properly.
If on the second try windows does not install the device drivers properly, find it in the device manager right click on it and click update drivers

if your computer recognizes the device as a valid drive (look in 'my computer' folder for it) then you should be able to reformat it. Right click on the device in my computer, click format, quick format. set to FAT format if it lets you. run the format, then disconnect the device and power it back on. it should re-boot and then try to connect again. Try using windows medai player to transfer music. or download Rhapsody and try using that.

Hi,
Try to re-install your motherboards chipset (inf) driver.after that try to install your mp3 player.

Thanks

try booting in safe mode (F8) on boot up and highlight the line 'Start windows with last known good configuration' allow a re boot.