Generic MP3 Player Problem when connecting to PC

You didnt get this from Tenerife did you by any chance?

the only instance I have come across that name was in relation to a digital camera ( with the same name and model ref interestingly ) that was purchased in Tenerife and sold as the spanish name for FujiFilm *bullxxxt* and after it was used a few times it died, wouldnt store pics on the media card.


only bit of help I can give you is some searching I did on the net, Fujian is a provence in China which has many different companys pumping out MP3 player etc etc so makes it damm hard to find info on model numbers etc BUT I did find this post on a camera forum... I did think it was about the camera I mentioned above but the poster listed it as an MP3 player

http://www.cameras.co.uk/html/discu...Cameras&Subject=FUJIAN NE-SSEY MP3&Refno=1302

company he references is this one ( maybe have a look down the list of MP3 players thay have and see if one looks like yours ) http://www.tetralink.com/entertainment/imp400.htm site is German BTW.

another to look out for in the cameras is a make called Cannon Mate absolutly nothing to do with Canon, buying abroad is risky sometimes.



one last thing uninstall the software if you have installed, turn off your PC attach the MP3 player and turn it on turn your PC on and hopefully XP ( dont thing this would work with 98 ) will pick it up and assign a mass driver to it like it does with most digital cameras, that way you can access the MP3 player via My Computer.

 

did you try it exactly like i said switch off pc plug in and turn on MP3 and boot XP? pluging it in once XP has loaded doesnt always work.


also email the german company as well, cannot hurt and who knows you may get updated software

 

dammit thought that would work for you guess you may well need the drivers!


do you have all updates from microsoft? a quick visit may help or better still in Device Manager is there either a yellow ! or red X in the list if so double click it and click driver from the top tab > update driver > next and XP will attach to the net and look for any updates and install them ( funny I just tested my Intel USB host controller and got an update BONUS! )

 

in all probability yes... double click it and pick Driver then Update Driver and hopefully it may find a suitable driver for that device, if so great, but I wouldnt put money on it tho.

best bet is if you get a responce from the poster in that thread at the camera forum or you email the same compant he did.

but stranger things have happened in the wonderful world of windows!