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"Error! Reformat Internal Media as FAT16" what happened

I turn on my mp3 and it says that theres no songs on it. then i get "Error! Reformat Internal Media as FAT16". what do i do. help!!!!!!!!! my mp3 got the same problem and i have no idea how to fix it...i have windows xp....

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  • Anonymous Nov 27, 2008

    same problem here....i haven't even added songs as yet!

    "Error! Reformat Internal Media as FAT 16"

  • Anonymous Dec 01, 2008

    i safely unplugged my mp3 player and then, as I was shutting down my computer it gave me a warning about losing files. I turned on my mp3 player and it says: flash error! pleask backup the data and format the player.

  • helpplease00 Dec 03, 2008

    i can not insal my device 6070

  • urfavr8 Dec 11, 2008

    Error! Reformat Internal Media as FAT16"

  • EDWARDET07 Jan 05, 2009

    MY MP3 PLAYER SAYS INTERNAL FORMAT FAT 16 IS STUPED AS **** I JUST GOT IT AND IT DOESNT WORK WHAT THE HELL DO YOU HAVE A SOLUTION

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Go to the Mymusix website and download the player update utility(located here:http://mymusix.mmvoice.com/products/audio/PD-6070/software.html )
install it, then use these instructionshttp://mymusix.mmvoice.com/products/audio/PD-6070/PD6070Vistaonlyfaq.html
Starting at step 9.

I never got it to actually complete the update process, but it did format it, which solved the problem.

One warning though, doing this will erase all data (music) on your player.

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Wow! FAT16! I wonder why it would want you to do that?

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WARNING: The following procedures will erase all songs on the player.

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