Msi megastick 1 error

Hi chetan5karma,

I see that you are having issues with you Thinkpad R61 Laptop getting an Error 7, PXE-e61 Media test Failure.

I Believe the Error that you are receiving means that the Hard Drive in your Laptop is not responding anymore or is not anymore fixable, the error that your mentioned states that your "HDD" Hard Drive needs to be replaced on your Laptop there is no other way to fix this error you Hard Drive is already undetected and most probably not bootable anymore.

You can google pxe-e61 there will be many possible causes but all fall in replacing the Hard Drive, the only option your can try with this concern is removing your Hard Drive and reconnecting it back again, this is to see if the Laptop will detect the Hard Drive again or not.

Also you can try reformatting the Hard Drive using a Windows Installation Disc to see if it will be detected by Windows.

I hope this helps.

Thank you for choosing Fixya,

mvincentc

Try "f8" while booting. Otherwise install linux and wipe the drive then format.
get linux at www.pendrivelinux.com

Good luck

You may have installed the wrong video driver.
You can download the drivers from MSI WEB support site,select your model motherboard to download :- http://www.msi.com/index.php?func=downloadindex

softwear problem softwear with letest version

I need audiophase k1000 mp3 player drivers

trouble - this player is not MAC compatible - you will always get that error

everyone else -
The Opal has a reset hole on the back of the unit in which a toothpick (non metallic) can be inserted to reboot the player.
If this does not work, I suggest that you reformat the player by using the WindowsTM format command on the unit. To reformat the memory

1. Right click on the device within the Explorer or My Computer window
2. Select the format command (full format) to reformat the internal memory of the device.
3. Reinstall the firmware from http://download.rcaaudiovideo.com/downloads/opal_fwutility_v2.3.0.exe

1.U need to reformat player first: see page 52 of owners manual(application software) 2.when formatting with gigabeat finished u need to restore of the firmware data see page 51 of the manual. Piece of cake,dude!

The Player was damaged and requested you to reformat the drive "media". Now you've reformatted it with a different FileSystem. You have to format it using the "Command Prompt".. Click Start, then select "Run..." Then Type "cmd" you'll get a black screen, and a prompt line. Type format X: /fs:fat note: (X:) is the drive letter for your mp3 player's media. Now agree by typing Y. If you got errors, that mostly means that your media went bad & not worth the repair. Tell us what happen with you. Good Luck

I'd suggest to reformat it using FAT filesystem. In linux, type mkdosfs -F32 /dev/sdb1 (or however your device is named)

I have a few suggestions for this, but when I give solutions, I always give them in an order of safest to most difficult(or potentially damaging). It would be in your best interest to try these in the order I give them: #1 (assuming you have xp if you're using a usb 2.0 device) Go to start>run> type "cmd" to get a command prompt. Type "CHKDSK" and type the drive letter of your Pendrive and "/F" (example-"chkdsk E: /F") and hit enter. You will probably get alot of errors as it checks the disk and once its free of errors, formats it. When it's done, SAFELY remove the drive, and plug it in again. If that doesnt work, try number 2 #2 DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK! You are about to enter the registry. If you do not know what you are doing in the registry, do not go in there. Also, you should know how to back up the registry before you go in. If you do not know, this solution might not be for you. Start > Run > type ?regedit? - Go to the following: My Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDe vicePolicies - Double click on the string ?WriteProtect? and change the ?Value Data? box to ?0?