I screwed my MP3 Player over (by accident), Need help

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I screwed my MP3 Player over (by accident), Need help

Post by nightwheel »

OK I Have officaly SCREWED my new MP3/VIDEO Player over (Yes I'm Ticked). I was removing some songs off of it manualy and I accidently deleated the WMPinfo.xtm file off of it. Now when I try to sync music to it with Windows Media Player says it's full. When the thing has over 914MB left of memory. And Media Player also Says my HDD is full when I have over 60GB left. Any one anyone know how I can replace this file?
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Post by tom61 »

Many MP3 players have a restore program on the CD that comes with it, that would get it working again, but you may have to reload all your songs on it again.
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Post by Kurt_ »

Easy fix: Restore the firmware.

Search for how to get into recovery mode, from there you can usually select to restore the factory firmware.
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