Insignia 4MB MP3/video player

So I bought this player a week ago and it was doing fine. I had about 150 songs downloaded on it. Yesterday i tried to add a couple of songs and when I unplugged the device from my computer EVERYTHING was gone. Now it wont take any songs at all. I cant figure out what the deal is and was hoping someone might have some ideas. Thanks!

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File allocation table on your player is corrupt. try to use the following method to transfer files from your player to your c drive... else... all is gone...

You can use Windows Explorer to transfer files to and from your insignia sport player. First, in the settings on your player, go to Settings, USB Mode, Connection Type and select File & Folder. Then, plug your player in to your USB cable. Windows XP should automatically find your player and make a new drive letter in Windows Explorer. Simply drag and drop your files to/from your c drive to the new drive for your player. You'll notice that when you use Windows explorer to delete the files on your new drive for your player that it doesnt remove them from your Music Library on your player. You'll need to use your player (settings, system, erase internal) to erase internal (and external), but after that when you add new files, they will be added to the player when it does the profiling after you disconnect the USB cable. [email protected]

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