When I turn on my mp3 player it says that the file system is corrupted what should I do? My player is the RD2763FMA Lyra. The suggested solution did not help. I did get the computer to recognize that something was hooked up, but Windows Media player does not. It went through the connecting, transferring and safe to disconnect screens, but then when I turned it off/on, it went to the File system corrupted again. I never did get any usable response from the thing. Oh, it did charge it up x
I actually fixed this!!! Mine had been giving me the "file system
corrupted" error. So, I opened it up (unscrew the screw on the back,
pry the back cover off with a small flat head screwdriver or a key,
etc.) and saw that the connector between the CF drive and the
motherboard had come apart.
I re-inserted the cable into the groove of the connector on the
motherboard, pushed the broken/separated piece of plastic that serves
as a retainer for the cable back down, held it in place, and taped it
down with a 1/4 inch wide strip of duct tape (taped all the way around
the connector/cable to help keep it in). I put the Lyra back together
and then turned it on... and it WORKED! It came right on into the
normal menu! Yay!
Good luck other people, I hope that this is the same thing that happened to your player and that you can also fix it! =)
Posted on Dec 20, 2007
79 views
Usually answered in minutes!
bounces between transferring and safe to disconnect. when i turn it back on says file system corrupted again.
×