I lost the software CD for my Insignia video player NS-DV4G

Hi
Download the manual from the link below.

http://www.insigniaproducts.com/cms/documents/NS-DV4G%20UM%20EN_SP_FR.pdf

Hope it helps.Thanks!

http://insigniaproducts.com/cms/documents/NS-DV4G%20UM%20EN_SP_FR.pdf

Hi stormylady38,

Please click the link below, which will take you to the Insignia page where you can download your manual (as well as drivers, if you ever need those). Your Mp3 player should be the lower of the two pictured.

http://insigniaproducts.com/productSearch.html?query=ns-dv4g&mode=manuals

Thanks for using FixYa!

First plug in the Insignia NS-DV4G. Go to device manager. Something should say unknow device either under usb devices at the bottom or portable devices. Right click it and click update driver. click browse my computer. click let me choose from device drivers on my computer. uncheck show compatible software. scroll down to compatible usb storage device in the left column. double click usb mass storage device. then click yes. it should say it cant start. click close. then right click the usb mass storage device and disable. double click and click enable. disable and enable again. open computer. you should not see it. close it and wait for auto play.

Here is the link to the website with the download that is available for your NS 2V17
http://www.insignia-products.com/p-292-insignia-sport-2gb-video-mp3-player-with-bluetooth-technology-black.aspx

Just click on set up link. Hope this helps you out. If not call Insignia and they can guide you to a better download.

To make it work you have to change it to MSC mode (Only for Windows XP and 2K, it somewhat technical so do it at your own pace and follow instruction:

• Click on the Start button and Select Settings. Then click on Control Panel.
• Double click System, and then select the Hardware tab.
• Click on Device manager.
• Click on the '+' for Portable device and you will see "Insignia Video Player".
• Right click and select "Update driver".
• A Hardware Update Window will open, Select "No, not this time" when windows asks to search for software. Click next. Check the "Install from a list or specific location" checkbox and then click next.
• On the next screen select "Don't Search. I will choose the driver to install".
• Click next and then you will see a window showing two drivers that are compatible with your player.
• To put the device into MSC mode select "USB Mass Storage Device" and click next.
• A finish installing driver will appear and your device will now appear as a hard drive on your system.
• To switch back to MTP mode, open the device manager as above and click on the "+" for "Universal Serial bus controllers" and you will see "Insignia Video Player".
• Then follow the steps above until you reach the "Select the device driver..." screen in which you select "MTP device".
• Then click next and your device will be reset back into MTP mode.

Make sure your insignia has the latest firmware, this i provide for you also here: http://www.insignia-products.com/t-New%20Video%20Player%20Firmware.aspx

Hope that helps to fix it
Moises

the device is reconized under vista without installing the drivers and is fully compatible with Windows Media Player 11

the disk is not needed and the software on that disk is NOT vista ready

I have a similar problem. It seems the only way to do this is use the Best Buy supplied program. Is anyone willing to release the playlist format so a converter can be created?

For the Insignia NS-DA1G, NS-DA2G, KIX, NS-DV2G, NS-DV4G:

These units come set to a FAT formatting. If you have changed this to NTFS or DOS, you will cause problems with your player. Be sure it is formatted correctly.

If you have formatted your player to FAT (recommended), FAT-16, or FAT-32, try using the software reset in the MENU - Settings area of the players internal software.

try putting the insignia on hold before you plug it in...i had the same problem and i found that this helped