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Colby 4 gigabyte player won't work... the computer does not detect the driver i plugged it in and said installation problem and then it disappeared on me there was a missing inf file and i don't know what inf file it is. it was my first time plugging it in i went to the official website which told me to add my own index.html file in order to access the site and i don't know what that means either.
Re: Colby 4 gigabyte player won't work... the computer...
First Remove The Device From Your Computer. Then Install The Disc And Run The Setup Now Restart Your Computer And Plug In The Device Once You've Booted To Your Desktop.
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Before you can charge your iPhone on the computer, your computer needs to install the drivers for it. You might have to reinstall the drivers for it. A good way to check if the drivers are incorrectly installed is to see if iTunes detects it. Try updating your iTunes since the old version of iTunes won't work with ios6 and all iPhone 5 are shipped with ios6
Plug your player into the usb port. Then click start and run. Then find which drive the player is on and click it. Then choose browse and click on launcher and then ok. It will install the manager.
Hi,
Please install the driver your device in computer. Then use media player in computer to play your MP3 files.
You will encounter bad communication between computer and your player if you don't installed correct driver in computer.
Regards,
Jay
gigabyte have a great install site it will detect the vga driver missing and install it go to gigabyte.com and click on drivers its simple from there . . and make sure the computer does have a gigabyte video card if not then you need to find the name of the video card and install its true driver
MP3 player is still charging because the battery and other components are still working fine.
The memory storage could have gone bad. You may try to connect the player into different computer to see if you'll get the same problem. If you do get the same problem, you need to check the Disk Management to see if the player will be detected or not. Here's how:
1. Connect the player to the computer. 2. Right click "My Computer" and select "Manage". 3. Click on Disk Management and a window will appear. 4. Write down the drive letters that you will see in that window. 5. Without closing the Disk Management window, unplug the player from the computer.
If there's a drive letter disappears, then that is your player. But if nothing disappears, then the computer is no longer detecting your player.
You need to contact the manufacturer and have them replace the memory storage inside the player, and reload the program.
1: Make sure the battery or batteries in your mouse are good.
2: If there is a USB dongle plugged into a USB port on your computer, unplug it, wait 3 or 4 seconds and plug it back in.
3: If the above two steps don't work, shut down your computer completely and start it back up again.
Your problem should be solved:
Please be sure that the driver/software is working properly on your xp machine, I will suggest to remove the driver and software you use ito it and install it again, follow these step to do that : remove the software in Add and Remove programs in Control Panel, reboot the computer and install it again
If you did NOT install anything on the computer when you inserted the the MP705 coby, then you can find the device driver in Control Panel- Administration- Computeradministration- Unit Manager, here you just choose the app driver and right click and select remove driver and press ok, then reboot the computer and plug in your colby device and see if it run now
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Problem Solved: My MMP8567 screen read ''boot error shutting down''.
Everytime I plugged it in to the computer the computer would find it but then it would disappear almost immediately.
I downloaded the Updater program from Memorex but it couldn't find the player.
The directions from Memorex said ''Hold down the play button and plug
in usb cable.'' Another set of Memorex directions said, ''Hold down
the power button and plug in usb cable.'' Neither worked for me.
SOLUTION: I finally held down the LOCK/UNLOCK button and plugged in
the usb cable. My computer found the player immediately and a software
driver window popped up asking for a driver. I let windows search the
internet and it found and installed the driver. The driver it was
looking for was: ''player recover device class driver'' After windows
confirmed it recognized my mp3 player I started up the Firmware update
program and was able to update the player.
I tried to be clear and detailed. Good Luck ;-)
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