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Can't save new files onto my mp3 player

I have a JNB SSF-F320Bl mp3 player.
When I plug my USB port into my computer I can read the files on my mp3 player but can't save anything new onto it, it says "disk is write protected". I also can't organise files into folders for the same reason. It seems like sometimes my computer can read what's on the mp3 player, and sometimes it can't. Likewise, sometimes it can save new files, sometimes it can't??

  • technodumb Dec 06, 2007

    I can't find a write protection switch and don't know how to check if the drive is read only? Now I can read the files that are saved on my MP3 player but when I try to save new ones it says 'cannot find the specified file. Make sure you specify the correct path and file name.'

  • piggywig Dec 16, 2007

    i download songs from limewire onto mp3 via hard drive...on playback in mp3 it starts to play then stops on the dial it says "format error". now even the songs that were originally on mp3 and not downloaded from limewire are not playing due to "format error".....why?

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Most of the Mp3 players do have physical switch to write protect, if you can locate it try to switch off write protect option if not after connecting device check the drive is read only if thats the case anticking read only.

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MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Windows XP SP1
Windows Media Player 10
Intel1.gif Pentium class PC or higher
CD-ROM drive
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