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#1 • Apr 18, 2007
    • ok anyone know how to re-format a devise that wont let me get into it (mp3 player) ???
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    #2 • Apr 23, 2007
    • I think thats impossible, but don't listen to me it may be that I haven't spotted it out. You can always pull the thing apart and scratch the memory thingy.

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    #3 • Apr 23, 2007
    • What type of MP3? Ipod?

    I need to know first so I could point you somewhere.
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    #4 • Apr 26, 2007
    • nah id brake it, just a cheap one i got, apently its bust acording to tezuka  ;9
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    #5 • Apr 28, 2007
    • ur you could format it via dos start up your pc and open the windows mode screen and go down to start in dos (command pront) and type in format:C and follow it from there but I dont know if your drive is locked by windows or some other thing lol
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    #6 • Apr 28, 2007
    • Actually, i think what you mean is through the USB port right?

    If it is your USB port do two either two things

    1. Check to see if your MP3 Player only runs with a USB 2.0(hardware) (USB 2.0 hardware can be or come preinstalled in newer models of motherboards)

    2. Check for updates for your USB port (Control Panel -> System -> Hardware Tab -> Device Manager -> Universal Serial Bus Controllers. From there either check and see if your MP3 Player is listed or just select a usb port, then right click, and update.

    Maybe that could be your problem
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