Player is not recognised

if your computer came with a disk the sounds drivers could be on it
control panel sounds and audio,volume,advanced,speakers select appropriate speakers or audio you will find 3 drop down lists make sure you have selected the right speakers or control panel,administrive tools,computer management,device manager,sound,could be a yellow question mark? right click to re-install drivers
hope this helps

Please get the driver here : www.downloaddriverupdate.com/mp3/
www.brothersoft.com/downloads/apple-ipod-driver.html

Regards, Jay

reinstall firmware of player

I think you are speaking about pluging in the phone in system.. If so it is based on the OS. If you have windows xp then you should find a software in the net to make the sys recognise the walkman series.. If you are using vista then it shd recognise by itself..

just buy a new mouse. its not worth the trouble. they're only 20 bucks or even less.

Try another port or plug in area, you may have a faulty port. Also you may have to use windows explorer (my computer) to find the mp3 player on your computer and not windows media player.

This device does not require a driver. Just plug it into the computer and use windows explorer to download or upload into the player. It will be recognised as a mass storage device and will be assigned a drive letter, usually just after the CD/DVD drive.

I would suggest that first you make sure that your computer is updated with Service Pack 2 or 3, DirectX9 or higher, and Windows Media Player 10 or higher. To do this, I went to Start -- Control Panel -- Windows Update. Then downloaded and installed all updates as required.

Secondly, I downloaded the codec for the portable device. To do this I pluged the MP3 Player into the USB port (still not recognised), went to Start -- Control Panel -- Printers and Other Hardware -- Add Hardware and this prompted the Hardware wizard. Clicked "Next" and selected YP-U3 from the list. Then selected "Install Automatically" and Voila! The codec was downloaded and the portable was recognised.

OK, this problem of the player not being recognised in My Computer but making the ding-dong connection sound was driving me almost to tears with frustration but have managed to bodge-solve it so hope this helps!

Right click My computer and select Properties.
Click on Hardware tab.
Click on Device Manager.
Hopefully there is a yellow question mark symbol against Iriver T30 listed under other devices or portable devices or something.
Right click this then select Update Driver.
Tell it that you are going to manually update the driver yourself.
Eventually you will have to select what type of device it is - select portable device.
Now click on MTP device and click next to install the driver.
Hopefully now it is recognised by XP in My Computer....

Good luck

H

did you set any jumppers to slave? Is it pluged in the right spot?