Need driver for naxa mp3 for vista

If you have nothing on it, and it is reading 98% full, it may be that updates of operating software has been installed on top of previous ones, instead of overwriting. iPhones are bad for this, but the solution may be to format the unit and start adding music to your hearts content.

Please get it here : www.dealtoworld.com/search.php?...naxa%20mp3%20players%20driver%20installation
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how to put music on naxa

So I got in contact with Naxa's customer support and was able to get the driver file. They emailed it, so I hosted it on mediafire:
http://www.mediafire.com/file/uyu4jnf2vqt/win98%20driver.zip
Feel free to scan it for viruses, but it should be clean, since I got it straight from the manufacturer.
Hope it helps!

You can use windows xp drivers but as Windows Vista support is ending in feb. 2010 get windows 7 free here.
ignore the 26 june bit as i got my pc upgraded to win 7 yesterday from vista free and its 3 years old!

Have you installed the device driver? If not, try this:
http://www.mediafire.com/?uyu4jnf2vqt
It's the driver for the mp3 player, and should allow your computer to sync with your player.

it needs to be in the amv format. you be able to download it from the little cd that came with the mp3

Yeah, I just went up and down their website. They are one of the few that don't post their manuals online. Many mp3 players have a "playlist on the go" feature (or some other such moniker) that allows you to create a playlist from the mp3 player itself, but will not transfer playlists properly from Windows Media Player. Other mp3 players require a firmware upgrade to fix the issue. Unless your manual states something specific about playlist transfer, I would go ahead and call Naxa to get clarification on this. Let us know what they say. Oh wait - they don't have a phone number. Try their e-mail support at [email protected]. Good luck!

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Naxa's website is useless as far as getting product specs. Most likely, the songs you are trying to add are DRM-encrypted WMA files, and they do not have "transfer rights" on them. The solution is to convert them to Mp3 format using a WMA to Mp3 Converter, or to get the Premium (as in, "more expensive") verison of your online music service subscription - the upgrade that includes transfer rights.

Let me know if it is giving you a more specific error message.

My driver disk is blank LOL this is what we get for buying a cheap Pos