20 Most Recent RCA M2000 MP3 Player Questions & Answers

I found the best way to delete your mp3; go to start..find you device in "my computor" it will be a generic drive. right click and go to "format" click and it will prompt you to delete "playlist".."audio" or "music". However it will erase everything on your mp3 and allow new downloads. if you want to save some files; Plug mp3 in usb port..you will get prompt to define which system to play files. I use realplayer. scroll down until you can select "rca (G)" click "view" your mp3 will load and display all songs..you can then select and delete any or all, right click and choose option. To load; choose burn/transfer scrool down on the leftside to rca (G) and you can choose from you music menu ( I suggest making a playlist first to indentfy what songs you prefer, you can always add more from all music menu. add any files that you like until full. depending on song generally about 50 to 65 son on the 512 model. Do not worry about too many songs.. NO harm....they just won't fit.... I hope this help anyone with this problem

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yes...unplug from pc shut mp3 off for a minute...plug it to pc (did it come on turn it on)...please get into the habit of disconnecting any usb connection with the safety disconnect...(green icon in task bar when usb is connected)...since you already deleted all files (format it now) start fresh...now you are able to put your songs on it...but to disconnect do not....do not just unplug the usb

The M button is for the menu. Hold it down and the menu should pop up. As for the memory card, look for a standard SD card near in the camera/USB drive section of a department store.

No, it doesn't support "micro sd card. It only supports "SD card".

To know the difference between different types of SD cards, see the following image...

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System Name RCA RCA M2000 System Type   Standard Memory 0MB (Non-removable) Maximum Memory 2GB SecureDigital Expansion 1 Slot for SecureDigital System Name RCA RCA M2000 System Type   Standard Memory 0MB (Non-removable) Maximum Memory 2GB SecureDigital Expansion 1 Slot for SecureDigital According to the research I did...it looks like the largest card you can use in the RCA M2000 MP3 player you have is 2 GB...
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first you should try and locate the files on the mp3 player all the music and whatever else is on there and back it up to the hard drive, then goto the rca website and find the latest firmware for your player and download it and reload the firmware that should get everything back to factory defaults

here try this, maybe its the same or close to it.
http://www.retrevo.com/search/v2/jsp/downloadPage.jsp?doc=9a7fcf936e1d12ceda12cd42d6a55bee&q=RCA+B100512

The Led background light might have burnt out. Try plugging headphones in and turning it on and waiting to see if the music plays.

The screen is all scrambled, and it will not play my music.

the driver is actually either on the disk that came with it or it should pre install it off of the device itself.

my suggestion try finding the disk to install it

i have rca m202a i dont no how to down load the song in .can you tale me stap by stap and how to delit if i dont wont

Same here. The only time I got it to work I used the Add new hardware wizard. When it prompts to put in the mfgr. cd I did, and it works fine now. Of course that was at my girlfriends house and I CAN NOT get it to work at home.

changing contrast light

There isn't a true reset button. But you can go to start and locate your device..right click...and format.

Out dated anyway...replace; cost between $9.99 to $14.99 (512) or $14.99 to $24.99 (1gig) or higher. Walmart or other dept stores..even walgreen have them on sale. Most cheap units cannot be repaired or cost to much to do so. Please forgive me if you don't agree. This is not a reflection on your ability to purchase a higher cost MP3..just a cost saving solution.

Is the hold on?
There's a switch on the top, try and moving it to the right.