Which is the operating system fo Epson P5000 - Epson P-5000 Digital Media Player

There is not a windows 7 driver for the P5000, but the P7000 driver has been fully tested by Printronix to work with the P5000. Alternatively you can use the printer in Epson emulation mode and use the Epson 1080 driver included in Windows7.

http://bit.ly/K74fpu

It's the third link, Change the ringtone

just go to Emulation and set Protocol as EPSON FX..... and install Windows Driver Epson FX-1050.... it work for both DOS as well as Windows...

You have possibly damaged or disturbed internal connections which only an engineer can fix due to fiddly parts and a dust free environment, It hinges on the cost of repair?
Check on ebay etc to find its current value and use that as a guide to compare with a repair quote, if its not worth it put it up for auction to recoup some cash against a new one.
All you can do is check any removable parts battery, card etc are secure, their internals are frail to damage. Check for home contents policy against accidental damage?

Sorry, hope this helps...................

Hard Disk Upgrade Can I upgrade or install a larger hard disk drive in my Viewer?

The P-5000 includes an internal 80GB hard drive which is specifically designed to work with this product. There are no hard drive upgrades available for this product. If you try to install another hard drive, it may damage or adversely affect the operation of the product. This type of damage or operational failure is not covered by the product's warranty.

its software have been frozen or crupted connect it to pc and upload a software

http://support.nikontech.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/61

Go to www.epson.com. Click on the support link. Lookup your specific model # and then download and install the software/drivers designed for the operating system you are running. Hope this helps.

i just solved this problem by connecting it to an a/v output (in my case, a TV). it works well on the TV screen and when i pulled out the jack, my viewer's screen when back to normal.

After two different calls and a couple of hours on the phone with Epson, my problem had a very simple solution. Vista had not assigned a drive letter to the P-5000. I simply had to assign a drive letter and it's now working fine.

By the way, the first call to Epson ended with their Level 1 support guy telling me I needed to call Microsoft! Needless to I wasn't happy with that answer and let him know it. :D