Installing Samsung Media Studio on a Mac PC

look at where you got your driver some free down load driver are not compatable

installing the secondary harddisk may cause to slow the system as to install first change up the ram and then partations of hard disk may be done while formatting so u can store what ever accessarioes u need

Hi, You can download the driver at : www.driverskit.com/MP3/Samsung.html
www.opendrivers.com/.../samsung-free-driver-download.html

Are you able to install other programs on your Laptop or it's just an issue with the Samsung PC Studio?If it is then possibly it's a hardware or software problem in you laptop.
FIrst of all if you are trying to install the program from the CD that is provided with the samsung mobile then do not use it.
Uninstall the program from the laptop if you already installed it.
Download the updated PC Studio from here Samsung PC Studio ...click on the Software tab and then Download against the PC Studio.
Download and then install and make sure you do not connect the mobile to the PC before installing the full software.
Good Luck.

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You cant I have tried unless there is a way to get the drivers online some hoe

just do mass storage or media player and it will still find the device and recognise it as a removable drive

i dont have my istage mp3/4 player down load disk to put music movies etc...

Please stay in one question.
You've started a new question with this post as you did with your request. It's easier for me to have one question, containing all posts regarding that question...
That was no answer for your question. Here we go

As you can see on the download page of samsung, there are several applications available. It's a bit confusing, as they have Multimedia Studio (1.0), Samsung Music Studio (1.0) and Samsung Media Studio(5.1.3.2).

I think you should just download Music Studio. This is a direct download link to the installation file. Since the Multimedia Studio doesn't work, you can uninstall it.

Also something to check, is that because the player is recognized and listed in the Device Manager, it probably is available in My Computer.
If not: right-click My Computer -> Manage
Select Storage -> Disk Management
Your mp3 should be listed there as an 20GB drive.
Let me know what you found.

Upgrade to SP2, or don't install the CD at all and open Windows Media Player.