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try connecting it to the other USB ports and install the driver. It can help sometimes. if it is not working even when you reinstall the driver the device might be dead.
Hmmmm check wit the data cable once.. try using different USB ports els different data cables itself..
- if cable workin fine den try doin a hard reset.. i.e with d iPod plugged in 2 d comp try resetting iPod..
-Els check if ya iPodz getting recognized in iTunes.. if itz gettin not gettin recognized reinstall the itunes software.. or follow dese steps- 1>www.apple.com 2>Click on the tab SUPPORT 3>Select iPod+iTunes 4>Select iPod nano 4 r 5th gen 5>U'l find many divisions as get started troubleshooting n al.. under troubleshooting d 3rd link i.e iPOD DOESNT APPEAR IN ITUNES n follow d steps
-if itz gettin recognized in iTunes n not gettin recognized in comp den follow d same steps til troubleshooting.. under dis go to d 4th link i.e iPod is not recognized properly by computer when USB drivers are not installed properly r out f date..
Try wit al dese steps.. hope sumthin works out 4 u.. If none f dese work den derz another step to it.. may b disk mode step which am not sure f.. try finding out regardin diskmode n may b dat'l help ya..
Try a different cable between the computer and the drive.
Disassemble the casing, and remove the "internal" disk-drive.
If the USB-to-disk-drive adapter has "died", it's possible that the
disk-drive itself is intact, and your data will be intact.
Connect the "internal" disk-drive as a "slave" drive in a desktop computer, and see if it can be detected.
If it's dead, and it's still under warranty, then exercise the warranty.
This would indicate to me that your MP3 Player might be bad. Have you tried to connect your MP3 player to another computer to see if it works on that computer?
The computer recongize it as a removable disk.
plug in your mp4 player
click start
click computers
click removable disk
formate the disk
copy and paste you songs.
try looking in "my computer"
if that doesn't work then reset your unit
press the reset with a toothpick you can feel it click and it will
automatically reset itself.
sometimes you have to do it a couple of times.
You shouldn't need the USB driver 2.0 from mercury because windows installs this with SP2. Suggest you un-install what you installed from mercury & update your version of windows (completley), through "Windows Update". Once windows is all updated & you have finished with a reboot. Plug your pen drive in a opened usb port. Open windows explorer. Scroll down & you should see an icon (left side of explorer), thats named like, Removable Disk. Give windows time to see the device. After a few minutes if your pen device does not show up try another usb port. One you know does work. If after a couple of minutes go by & you still don't see the device listed in explorer I would say the device is defective. Your Mp4 uses a cable to connect to the usb. Try connecting to another PC's usb port. It is possible the cable is dirty or bad.
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