Question about Creative Labs ZEN Vision:M Digital Media Player
SOURCE: Creative Zen Vision M: Placing Old hard Drive in New Player??
I Dropped My Zen Vision M And Cracked The Screen And Bought A New One But Replaced The New ZVM's Hard Drive With My Old One And All I Had to Do Was Restart It For It To Recognize The New Hard Drive And If It Doesnt Recognize It All You Gotta Do Is Put A New One In And Download More Songs xD And If You Need A Disassembly Tutorial Heres A Good Site
http://www.anythingbutipod.com/archives/2006/02/how-to-disassemble-the-creative-zen-vision-m.php
Posted on Mar 07, 2008
SOURCE: zen vision m not recognized....
here, this is what I did to fix this problem. copy and paste from my original post on anythingbutipod.com
"My player is completely charged, I have XP w/SP2 - I can turn it on
and listen to the default audio tracks and videos...I just can't get my
computer to recognize it AT ALL!"
and then:
also, when I try to allow "everyone" to the USB....I found that in the advanced section I have TWO "everyones".
The one that says "full control" says "not inherited" in the inherited
from column...the other says "read" and
"machine\system\currentcontrolset......."
Should there be two of them in there??? Because when I try and switch
the read to full control, it reverts back as soon as I select apply or
ok....I tried deleting it but it re-creates itself soon as I go out of
the window.
so I was told to do this:
Sounds like an NT problem. I don't know the exact steps to do this, but
you'll need to remove inheritable permissions from that, which will
remove the "inherited" attribute, leaving the locally-controllable one.
So open "run" command in the start menu and type "regedit"
From there follow this path...
"hkey_current_config" -> system -> current control set -> Enum -> USB
Do what I copy and pasted above and then plug your Zen V:M in and it should recognize it.
Posted on Jun 21, 2008
SOURCE: CREATIVE ZEN VISION MZEN VISION M TECHNICAL SUPPORT
If it is new, install the software on the two cds that come with the Zen.
Posted on Dec 09, 2008
SOURCE: Creative Zen Xtra hard disk problem
THIS WORKED FOR ME:
32. I bought one of these and used it on and of for 4 months.
One day I got a "harddisk problem" and tried everything. Because I
purchased in the US, Creative said that it was out of warranty but they
would fix for £100. I looked around the web and found a thread that
shows how to fix it. The solution, and this is a bit technical, is -
seriously - to hit it on the right hand side very firmly on the right
hand side with your hand whilst switching it on. It re-indexed and I've
never had a problem since.
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Posted on Feb 08, 2009
SOURCE: Creative Firmware Upgrade Does Not Recognize Zen Micro
I had this same problem and almost threw out the Zen.
The trick to getting the Zen recognized by the firmware update software is to make sure you uninstall BOTH WMP11 as well as the WMP11 Runtime. Those two things are listed separately in Add/Remove programs.
BOTH must be uninstalled before the firmware updater will recognize your Zen.
Now I'm back to using my Zen. It's all good.
Posted on Apr 13, 2009
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