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Headphone jack compromised

Try the Bluetooth for headphones.. Also if it is under the warranty you should contact them.. sounds like a bad port.

Hello,

Do you mean the driver for player ? You can find on google. I try to search it an find some sites where i can download the driver.

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hi Zoooya. try this. 1]Go to control pannel 2]Go to System and Security 3]Go to Device Manager 4]Click Universal Serial Bus Controllers 5]Right click the USB 6]Click Uninstall then Reboot computer while pendrive is inserted in USB Then connect to the internet. --------------------------------------------------------- When you connect to the internet if the said USB is empty (i.e. no device is inserted in it) they install the device even though the device is not present, causing the said error. or this. Try the steps below: 1. Make sure you update to latest BIOS. 2. Reinstall USB controllersFirst, please disconnect all USB devices and then perform the following steps: a) Click "Start" button, type "devmgmt.msc" (without quotation marks) in the "Search" bar and press "Enter". Click "Continue" if necessary. b) In Device Manager, double click to expand "Universal Serial Bus controllers", right click on the Host Controller, click "Uninstall" and click "OK". c) Repeat the step 2 to uninstall all items under "Universal Serial Bus controllers". Then, restart your computer and Windows 7 will reinstall all USB controllers automatically. 3. If the above steps cannot resolve the problem, try the steps below:a) Turned the laptop off, unplugged it. b) Pulled out the battery for a few minutes. c) Then power on the laptop. Make sure the USB device is working, try changing to another USB port. 5. Also, you can try in-place upgrade your system or system restore from the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE) At boot-up, Hit F8 --> Repair --> System Recovery Options Window --> System Restore. or this link if you need more info on this matter. pc one of the USB device attached to this computer is malfunctioned and...

look at where you got your driver some free down load driver are not compatable

When you selected format from the menu you have erased all the data in the internal memory. This is not someone you should need to do normally and is generally only provided in case the device gets corrupted or you want to delete all your music. I suggest you get hold of your user manual and read the part on how to reformat the internal memory. You may need to hook it up to a desktop or laptop computer to do this so have a USB lead handy.

Your device is not compatible with your existing OS. XP is wonderful operating system but, unfortunately, there are newer devices that will not work in that environment. Bet you a cup of coffee that if you attempt to install it in a later computer with, say, windows 7 it will work!

I recently bought a Chinese made multimeter and was dismayed to discover the instructions were unreadable (to me). I contacted the supplier and an English version was emailed to me very quickly. Perhaps if you contacted the supplier or manufacturer you will find them as helpful. Once you receive the instructions you will be be able to determine whether your Mp3 player is faulty. The link below should take you to an English manual if the Chinese internet censorship will allow it... https://www.manualslib.com/manual/146928/Samsung-Yepp-Sports-Yp-60h.html?page=3#manual

The MP3 player is defective is my guess.

Yes it should. I would remove all of the contents on card and save them then reformat the card and check to see if the full space is available. If not there is freeware available to restore these things to correct amount. If it cannot be done then the card has an issue and needs to be replaced.

See if you can restore operation by cleaning with alcohol. Have nothing to lose and all to gain. Might also try to find one for parts on ebay. eBayeBay

Hi, You can download a user manual from Samsung here: (scroll down) YP T7X

Hi! Sometimes system reset helps. Please check the "Troubleshooting" part of the manual. Hope it will help! https://manualsbrain.com/en/manuals/1023629/?page=51

Seems like you got a virus in your mp3 player. Try scanning the device with an antivirus first. You can use the program unlocker to delete the files which are adamant to go away.

Switch on your Mp4 player and connect it to the usb port. Your computer should produce a message "New Hardware Detected". If you don't get such a message either the lead, the usb port or the Mp4 player is faulty. If you do get such a message, if your computer can't find and instal the right drivers automatically there will be another message or the Found New Hardware wizard will appear. By following the onscreen instructions your computer should be able to search the internet for suitable drivers. In any eventuality, when connected the Mp4 player should appear in the My Computer window and if it doesn't it isn't connected.

I think you have answered the question yourself. Change the USB cable. If that doesn't make any difference try searching for the hardware again. Check the settings and drivers are working. Roll back the driver etc.

Firmware did not take and you are now stuck with worthless junk. Contact support at manufacturer web site to see if they can help you - don't hold your breath.

Is there a save settings button in the software, or perhaps a save settings function in the menu or preferences? Look for something similar to "Save settings."

Have you tried another set of headphones/earbuds? Some have multiple drivers for different frequencies, some have a single element. If another set doesn't have the same problem it's probably just the earphones.

Try using a known good power plug. If it still doesn't work, you possibly have a bad power jack, which can be fixed at a your local TV repair shop. It might just need to be re-soldered.