Lexar Audio Players & Recorders - Page 4 - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

well format ur player it will solve the problem

While it's plugged into your PC/Laptop go to My Computer and locate your player. Right click on it and the format option should come up.

give it to a service station..... and dont remove before using safely remove device option..

Did you try formatting it?

If YES, download and update the firmware. It will be fine.

If NO, check if the HOLD/LOCK button is fine and in the right position.

Attach MP3 to computer.
Open explorer and right click the MP3 drive letter.
Choose FORMAT
Next window choose FAT32 and Quick as the options.

mine to same problem

That happens to me on occasion. Have you tried putting the jump drive into a different PC? Try reconnecting it and being patient. Waiting up to five minutes sometimes helps.

If you're going through a USB hub of any kind (like a port on a keyboard or monitor) then bypass it. Try connecting directly to the machine.

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Thanks

i mistakenly wiped out the data for uploading songs on my lexar mp3 version 2.005

when i plug in my lexar ldp-200 mp3 player, the screen on it says usb connecting, and it detects on my pc (winXP), but it asks for driver, and i do not have it on my pc, and it isnt on microsoft update, please help

Connect it to your PC and copy that file. You'll find it as one of those files Extensions WAV SPK MP3 AAC

Attach MP3 to computer.
Open explorer and right click the MP3 drive letter.
Choose FORMAT
Next window choose FAT32 and Quick as the options.

Connect the device in Storage Device (USB Mass Storage) Mode and then format the storage disc to FAT
you can use the DOS command:
format X: /fs:fat

This idea came from another tech not me.

Connect the device in Storage Device (USB Mass Storgae) Mode and then format the storage disc to FAT you can use the DOS command: format X: /fs:fat where X: is the storage disc drive letter.

Attach MP3 to computer.
Open explorer and right click the MP3 drive letter.
Choose FORMAT
Next window choose FAT32 and Quick as the options.

Attach MP3 to computer.
Open explorer and right click the MP3 drive letter.
Choose FORMAT
Next window choose FAT32 and Quick as the options.

not to be funny. but try ebay. lol or google compatible batts and then check for those on ebay. but i'm sure you'v thought of that already. just trying to help. and thanx for my feedback. it helps to confirm my thoughts

It is likely that the files loaded are not true MP3, therefore the PC -which can cope with WAV and other formats will play them but the player that read only MP3 cannot. Are you sure the files loaded are truly MP3?