Can't delete music from hp pocket media drive using mac it's protected

Download and run ccleaner to get rid of the junk files on it.

But if they are all personal files then select and delete individual files in windows explorer.

have you lost your photos on your memory card/USB drive?

If you appear to be a Mac user, just try this Photo Recovery app. It can nimbly recover deleted photo files, music sources and video clips from Mac hard disk drive and memory devices containing USB Drive and SD card. http://www.leawo.org/photo-recovery-mac/

Simply insert the card to your Mac and run the photo recovery app. The software may help you scan the card and then show you files it has found. Choose the pics you want to get back and hit the "Recover" button to start.

If he only wants to use HP pocket drive with the MAC, then he needs to format the pocket drive with the MAC notebook.
If he wants to exchange files between the MAC and a PC, then he needs to format the pocket drive with a PC. The pocket drive needs to be formatted in FAT32.
A MAC will then be able to read and copy PC files in FAT32 format.

Restart your computer and go into safemode then try deleting them, if that doesn't work make sure you have administrator rights and allow all privileges to you then delete the files.

Music file problem:
Your music might not be compatable with your MP3 player.
If you are using it with mac and windows.
like you used mac to put the music on but you try to use windows to delete the files.
Mac uses a diffrent file system to windows.

hi dear

Delete it in Safe Mode. If that fails, then try the following free programs: -

Pocket KillBox

Unlocker
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1st approach (Quick one!)

1. Soft reset your device
2. make a backup copy of the folder \SD-MMCard\MSMETADATA if exists.
3. delete the folder \SD-MMCard\MSMETADATA.
4. Soft reset your device once again.


2nd approach (Long one!)

If 1st approach did not work, restore the MSMETADATA folder and try the following:

Step Zero: BACKUP
- Make a full backup of your device (including storage cards). If you don't like to do a full backup keep at least a backup of all files and folders we are going to delete as indicated below:

Step One
-In the main device directory delete the file WMPInfo.xml
-Delete the \Application Data\Microsoft\Media Player\ directory and all of
the files in it including the WMDRM folder.
-Delete the \Music folder

Step Two
-Go to your SD card main directory and delete the file WMPInfo.xml
-Delete the folder \SD-MMCard\MSMETADATA
-Delete the folder \SD-MMCard\WMDRM
-Delete the folder \SD-MMCard\Music

Step Three
-Repeat step two for any other storage cards.

Step Four
-Refresh devices in WMP and the storages card should show up in the left tab
and in the sync window you can click "Next Device"

Hope this helps...

Did you use your own cd's? If so, did you use Windows Media Player to copy (rip) them to your computer? Windows Media Player, by default, has "copy protect my music" selected. To remove this, in Windows Media Player select Tools>Options>Rip Music and un-check the copy protect my music mark. You will need to delete the music you already transferred, then re-copy the music without protection, then re-transfer them to your device. Best of Luck.