Question about RCA Lyra RD1072 MP3 Player

Need help fixing mp3 player

My mp3 player would not turn on the battery is not dead and when it does come on it say's "Flash error backup data and format the mp3 player or it would come and shut right off

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I found two books that I used for my rca lyra but mine was an RD1071 and the books did not help past the install/connect. There was a rather complicated routine from which you walk through a reset.
1. get updated drivers - Real Player used to have them.
2. press and hold "play" switch for at least 5 seconds
- a recovery mode if you get through that, there is a format and it lets you know when it is completed. The last part seems to be test mode if update was successful. unplug from computer. Press "play", "Stop" ; "last" button, "next" button, etc. to test. The old MusicMatch Jukebox used to support them but that was a REAL horror show.

Posted on Mar 05, 2008

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