Our computer hard drive crashed, we have several hundred dollars of downloaded music that is presently on our RCA H100A MP3 player, but would like to back it up on the new computer.

Here is the link to all the downloads you will. need:

http://rcaaudiovideo.com/downloads/?sku=H100

Did you know that most of the time you dont even need the extra bloated manufacturer software on your PC.

Getting music on it is easy to do:

plug your mp3 player to laptop with USB cable

locate your music folder on laptop, for instance, on WIN7, they are located in "libraries"

when you locate the files you want to transfer, just right click and select "send to",

the MP3 Player should be listed as a drive.

when it shows, select the "music" folder on player and left click to select.

the file should start to transfer.

Do this with each folder or select all you want at once.

warning..it may take a while for a large group to transfer.

Same applies to video

Good luck

You will have to do that using a computer, to do that using a computer, you will have to connect the device to a computer using the usb. Then when the autoplay is on, select open file to view folder, then you go to the music on the device, then you highlight all and right click, then you select delete, it will delete all the songs off the mp3 player and from there it will be the way it was when you first bought it, empty and ready to receive new music on it.
Hope this was helpful. Thanks for using fixya.

I dont have the cd for my H100a player. How would I be able to get a new one.

i believe that is a formating error basically telling you the player need to be reformatted and then you will have to reload all music on it. i dont have this particular player. i am just going by best guesstimate. dont hold me to it contact the manufactures website and they should be able to provide more details.

how to get drivers for it

the problem is probley in the format or player could be full

You might be able to plug ur mp3 in ur computer with ur usb cord then go to a folder called 'my computer'on ur computer and then wear it shows an icon of an mp3 and says rca h100a or h100a right click on it then hit reformat and once its done it might work.good luck!

you mean stop in the middle of a track and pick up where you left off? No....no such technology exists for MP3 Players.

http://support.rcaaudiovideo.com/downloads.aspx?product=98
update the firmware

same too...