Joybee GP1 effect stars

If your talking about an older white case computer there are no secrets to it. You've just missed a screw. Sometimes the plugs on the back get stuck but other than that there's nothing special to removing an older motherboard if that's what your trying to do.

If your trying to pull an older video card there may be a latch on the inside end edge you need to release.

you don't. it's an led light source. if you can get one, remove the 2 screws in the back and the top should come off revealing the light source.

It's chip number 8560-502AY.

It's hard to access. Remove two screws rear of case and two screws bottom of case to remove the lid. Remove three large screws from mainboard - one at the rear in front of the input port, one to the left of the projector lens, one deep below some blackout tape in the front center of the board. The entire mainboard assembly will now come out. The DMD sub board is to the left of the lens. One screw on the bottom holds it to the main board. The DMD subboard can now come carefully off its connector. The DMD can now be popped off the front of the sub board by using guitar pick or similar.

Punch yourself in the ****

Yo should do the following:
1. Flip the on/off switcher to on
2. Hold the "forward" button
3. Plug in USB cable

Now your player is recognize by PC (though you should format the drive to be able o use it).

Thanks to http://www.faq-mac.com/noticias/5199/benq-joybee-120-reproductor-mp3wma-disco-duro-portatil !!!

1st - make sure the hold/lock is not engaged

2nd - you might need a patch to get that to work with XP:
http://www.benq.us/support/downloads/downloads.cfm?product=712&page=downloads&dtype=D

will have all the software you need

What do you mean by "from then on i cannot use my jb110. " Have you tried to reformat it before you try anything else?

Go here: http://www.benq.com.mx/support/downloads/downloads.cfm?product=585.

Joybee 130 supports MP3 files in bit rates 8~320 kbps (sample rate 8~48 Khz); mybe this is the problem...