I'm not aware of the model number given, but there could be a number of issues, such a a damaged hard drive, a virus, or a bad boot record. If it is the latter, then try the following:
Insert your Windows XP CD and if you receive a message to Press any key to boot from CD, simply do so.
Even though it goes through some preliminary installation steps, you will eventually be prompted to choose the option for manual repair (press the R key).
This installs the Recovery Console.
Type the administrator password to log on to your installation. Then, at the command prompt, type FIXMBR and press Enter.
If you receive a message saying that there's an invalid boot record already in place; simply confirm that you want to continue. Reboot, and you should have your old Windows screen back.
If you simply cannot access your hard drive, try removing it and connect it to a USB adapter and see if it can be read by a secure PC.
You can recover deleted files with asoftech data recovery software. get the software from link belowVoice Recorder Data Recovery SoftwarePlease be noted that your voice recorder memory should show as a drive letter in your explorer, if not, you need to take out your memory card and connect using a card reader, or plug-in to card reader slot if there's any on your computer.You may check out this memory card recovery tutorial also
If you installed it in your computer you should have the eact copy of the file, manula and system. Should be possible to format the memory from device menu and then copy the filesform computer over to the recorder.
You can take the memory card out from digital recorder, and then connect the SD card to computer with a card reader, you can then follow this guide to recover your filesSD card data recovery guide
I was using my voice Digital Recorder VN-6200PC. I was recording a my lesson when the screen shows formatting, I immediately took out the battery as not to lose any data, because I was taping and it began to format and I lose the data I was recording. So this time I remove the battery. However when I put back the battery it began to say imput blocked. Please help?
It sounds like the water damage may have caused the down volume button to malfunction. While it may be possible to fix the button, it would require opening up the device and performing some troubleshooting, which can be difficult if you don't have experience with electronics. I would recommend taking the recorder to a professional repair shop or contacting Olympus customer support to see if they can assist you with repairs. If the device is still under warranty, they may even be able to provide a replacement.
I suggest you attempt to reset the device which should bring back default settings. If you wish to do a reset, go to Device Menu, go to Reset Settings, click + to select start then click OK.
• Windows: The voice recorder is recognized and displayed in the [My Computer] folder with the model name as the drive name. If there is a microSD card in the voice recorder, it can be used as the [Removable Disk].• Macintosh: The voice recorder is recognized and displayed on the desktop with the model name as the drive name. If there is a microSD card in the voice recorder, [NO NAME] is displayed. • For information on the PC's USB port, see the PC's user manual. • Use the optional USB extension cable (KP19) if needed
