20 Most Recent iRiver X20 MP3 Player - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Yes, try running a format from your computer to the IRiver with it plugged into the USB port. I have done this with several friends MP3 players and it works great. In other words plug your MP3 player into your computer as you usually do and from windows or dos in your accessories run a regular format of the MTP portable device or whichever drive dos says it is. Then presto you can again load music or whatever your MP3 player take into it again.

CHANGED SETTING ON PLAYER TO MSC AND BINGO !

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EXACTLY the same problem as mine

That doesn't sound good... it sounds like a malfunction if anything, your mp3 might be broken so check your warranty and see if you can get it fixed or trade for a new one.

By the sound of it, I think your headphone jack might be damaged by "tear and wear". In that case, there's little you can do aside getting it serviced. If its warranty is void or expired already, you MIGHT be able to repair it yourself, if you're handy with soldering iron (and, possibly a hot glue gun). However, that would require quite a precision work, patience and vigilance 'cause you could easily damage other electrical components, either by physical means or by burning them out with excess heat... if you're willing to risk it, that is.

To sum it up: you do need to service it.

Yes, it should work if you connect to the pc then click on my computer> iriver> then find the recordings and copy and paste them to a folder on your computer.

first connect your device to com and for mat it then again go through all the process. i have the same prob . but now it solved

ok.. There is no question here. So you've got a cracked screen. What do you want us to do about it? If the screen is cracked, there's nothing you can do to fix that. Best thing would be to buy a new MP3 player. Check out www.zune.net :) It's what I have.

It is circa 2007 so probably looking Windows XP and Windows Media Player 11. Not compatible with your computer Operating System is the most likely reason. You may be able to force the computer to look for drivers. https://www.google.com/search?q=Iriver+clix ..

Hi there! Well it sounds like the flash memory in your device has failed. This may not be the case. There is no way to say without testing and diagnostics, however if you can not access the files saved to the memory via the device(Playing the files) and the computer can not access that memory when connected, there is a strong possibility that your memory has failed. I am not sure the age of the device but it is well documented that all flash memory will at some point fail because it can only be read and re/written X amount of times(this is normal). Typically most devices will reach "EOL"(End Of Life), or end of use before the memory fails. The likely hood of recovering the files located within the inaccessible memory is very unlikely but may be possible. Replacing the memory chip in the device is possible but not feasible. I hope I have been able to help you today. Please if I misunderstood your question let me know so I can get you the appropriate help. Thank's Mr.Mike

Apparently it is not compatible with newer versions of Windows, but there may be a workaround solution. Which version of Windows are you trying to install a driver for?

reached it's used by date and now has failed replace the hdd

i just googled your device and plenty of options came up on-screen, it seems there is a website that shows you in great detail, it's called "Youtube" and it's a video streaming website popular with music bands and other musicians, but also has instructional video's on just about anything you wish to learn.