Whenever I plug my player into the USB port, my computer doesn't recoginize it...nothing happens. I have Windows XP and have never had this problem with my player until today. It will recognize my husband's player, which is the same model. Anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it?
I have the same problem. I hear it "connect" with the windows BLEEP sound, but it doesn't show up anywhere. It used to work fine and come up with the "What do you want to do" Window. But for some reason.....now nothing. Is it a Windows issue or Sansa?I have the same problem. I hear it "connect" with the windows BLEEP sound, but it doesn't show up anywhere. It used to work fine and come up with the "What do you want to do" Window. But for some reason.....now nothing. Is it a Windows issue or Sansa?
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I opened Media Player and plugged the mp3 player into the usb port and used the feature called Sync and it started downloading my music onto the mp3 player. I also checked the function in my computer under device manager to make sure the usb port was working correctly.. Hope this helps!
Try this , plug in usb cord into the emo, simultaneously push the small reset button at the lower right corner under the power button , if that doesnt work here's the link for the xp drivers
http://www.trekstor.de/downloads/produkte/i-beat_emo/driver-tools-win-all_i-beat_emo_v2-620-013_all.zip (copy and paste )
Have you downloaded Widows Media Player 11? That should fix it. If not, download sa6025_97_pal_eng from http://www.p4c.philips.com/files/s/sa6025_97/ and run it.
try uninstalling it with the add/remove hardware opt. on control panel. check hidden devices on device list to see all devices. then plug it back in after its uninstalled. If that doesnt work try using free version of real player, it has drivers for most mp3 players and will work with many more than media player 10.
I am guessing there is a problem with the driver for the audio player. I have a Coby Audio Player MP-C827, and one day my brother decided to just remove it from the computer without correctly stopping it. Ever since, whenever I plug in it into my PC, it just does not open...nothing happens. And I don't have the cd to re-install the driver files. With respect to all of the above, a driver file which is needed by the mp3 is either damaged or corrupt. Contact me at [email protected]
Hi. My Inovix mp3/4 player suffered a similar fate when it crashed during a Firmware reload. The player went completely dead and wasn't even recognised by the computer when plugged into the USB port.
I basically kept on trying - a couple of times whenever I used the computer - using different ports.
2 days later - 'ding-dong' - Windows XP suddenly recognised something was in the port, and I tentatively attempted a Firmware reload.
Success! (Don't ask me to explain it tho'...)
won't see songs in there folders
I have the same problem. I hear it "connect" with the windows BLEEP sound, but it doesn't show up anywhere. It used to work fine and come up with the "What do you want to do" Window. But for some reason.....now nothing. Is it a Windows issue or Sansa?
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