The computer does not recognize the usb port

The mp3 player is in working condition but the computer says there is an error with the connection...hmmmmmmmm no clue how to get it to read it because their is nothing wrong with the mp3 player!!!

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Did you try a USB2 port?

Posted on Nov 28, 2007

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