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Can't Format,Repair i have a hdd1630 mp3 6gb and when i plug it to my computer and explore it i see folders with no music and i deleted them but they keep comming back i have my Windows media player on manual and i try to repair and it says cannot repair device. the frimware is up to date i can still put songs on if i drag them on to it. it used to say phillips 1630 when i plug it up to my computer but now it says 14XX. it also used to show the player but now it is shown as a just a protable device. when i right click it it shows explore format and open. Help!!!!!! when i try to format it says cannot format.

  • djboy23x Mar 29, 2008

    ok i got that but now my 1630 shows up as 14XX and in the device manager it has a 1420 folder instead of a 1630 i got it from phillips.com the newest one under my product.



    that used to show when i pluged it up now its the grey xp portable device image.

  • djboy23x Mar 31, 2008

    ok thanks

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Turn off automatic synchronization - auto-sync will delete songs off your goGear when they are not also present in your Windows Media Library. Since you have an HDD1630, you are probably using Windows Media Player 10, and I cannot remember the exact instructions for disabling auto-sync in WMP-10.

Oh, wait, yes I do:
Conenct your GoGear to computer
Open Windows Media Player.
Run mouse over Sync Tab - an option should come up saying Set Up Sync - uncheck the box that says automatically sync deevice

You should be good to go.

  • ThaMp3Doctor
    ThaMp3Doctor Mar 30, 2008

    14XX is close enough - it is the same software

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