Samsung drivers for windows vista

I just won a T9 at work. Plugged it in to my Vista computer and it automatically loaded the drivers. The only thing it seems I can't do is load the software from the disk which, according to the pop up, is for getting subscription music loaded (I assume this means the program either synchs to subscription services or somehow modifies the files). The pop-up states that .MP3 and .WMA files will still work fine without the software.

-Dave

this install is very easy. windows xp with sp2 and the newest media player 10 or 11. i have it running on vista too. i needed a firmware upgrade. www.samsung.com click support and download the lastest firmware

you can only do this with windows xp and you need to have the cd installed so you can add your stuff to your mp3.

i need to install a driver for sgh-l760v

I was having a similar problem: My Samsung YP-T9JAB had been working fine for years with Vista, then all of a sudden, the laptop would not recognize it in WMP or Explorer. (It was still listed, with an error, in Device Manager.) After looking all over the Net without any luck, I uninstalled the device (using device manager) and plugged it back in. The installer automatically went on the Net and found a driver (probably the same one I already had) and it is working right now. After I disconnect it, who knows? I may have to do that every time I want to change the music! But for now...
BTW, Registry Booster does not solve this problem.