File system corrupted

How do I get rid of file system corrupted off of my mp3 player

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Anonymous

Here is a real answer that may give you some insight. A lyra is a hard drive player and you must treat it like a hard drive. Run a scan disk check or some virus soft ware. Maybe even reformat it and down load and reinstall updates. However, if it is like mine and not allowing you to access anything on it to be able to fix it, then i guess we will have to get another one. RCA is under a new name since a few years ago. The new company is Thompson Inc. These people assumed RCA's name but give **** customer support.

Posted on Jan 31, 2007

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