I had the same problem with my mp3 player. The problem seems to be that the charge had been depleted - even though the screen said the charging was complete when I plugged it in. Disregard the screen, charge your machine for two hours, and if your player is like mine, it will be functioning properly afterwards. Hope that helps.
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There's a couple of reasons that could give this message. The primary is simply hard drive failure and it need replacement. If it's an ssd you can still get the message even if it's read by the bios and OS, but the ssd is no longer reliable (happened to myself).
Check your wire connections and if the problem persists pull the drive out and scan it in a cradle with a different PC if your machine won't boot and you're unable to install a HDD health scan program.
Any external HDD casing will do, just take it apart and remove the OEM drive and put the drive you wan't to look at in the cradle and connect it with the USB and run a HDD health scanning program to be certain. (I use HD Sentinel but there are many others)
once you connect the keychain to your computer open MY COMPUTER and it should appear as one of your drives, or you may have to select the USB mode within the keychain itself
I spoke with Fisher-Price today and the rep was very helpful. We had to reformat the player. I was able to do it all within 15 minutes on the phone with her and now our player is working great.
A couple items to look for when setting this up:
1. User listed on the FP3 player is the same as the administrator on your computer. You must be logged in as an admin.
2. Check which drive first comes up when you plug in your FP3 player. Then right click that drive-> format -> start (do not do a quick format).
Also, make sure you have enough space on your computer and your running on current drivers and removing devies appropriatly.
Hi
I have same medion md juke 220. I have same problem. When I swich on It say connect to pc check the HDD.
Please find some solution for me.
Thank you very much.
i player reads hdd read error, when turned on. I cannot move it off of the radio selection and the palyer is not registering when plugged in the computer with the usb plug .
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