Music player problem

Friend you have to problem one can be solved easily
1. Music Player problem
visit the below link and follow the instructions

http://www.fixya.com/support/r6027044-music_player_updating_music_not_found

and for 2nd there is no solution other than the formatting...

and one thing formatting can solve both the problem of message and music player
so for formating your mobile you can visit below given link

http://www.fixya.com/support/r5875102-format_nokia_mobile_phones_3110c_2700c

go to below link friend it has complete tutorial to solve this problem

http://www.fixya.com/support/r6027044-music_player_updating_music_not_found

hi...

you might have not updated your music library.

please update you library.

follow the steps..

1.Open 'music player'.
2.Open 'options'(left selection key).
3.open 'music library'
4.There wil be an option 'update library'
5.Please select it and it wil update the music player
6.Now you can use your music player

thanx

try going to windows media player and going to the sync tab. connect your device, than what ever music is in the liberary of the media player, drag it to the sync list. when you have the songs you want, click start sync. thats what i did with mine.

liberary doesn't updates automatically,we have to do it manually & if it is doing automatically make a backup of ur cell & format the cell ,may be it will help u,i m also having 3110c but i'd not faced this problem

when i start it ..... it updates its liberary then start it again ........... its isn't responding

my nokia 3110c music player updates continuously but does not start

Phoned the manufactures and got a replacement set

Probably a hardware issue - replace the player

BUT
you can try the soft fixes:

Reset the player
Update the firmware
try this:
I stumbled on a knowledge base on the Creative web-site after I had registered the player; maybe this was not available to me previously.
This player has a Reset button sunk into the base. It needs a prod with the end of a paper clip during the boot up. The resultant Recovery menu gives the option to Format the disc which I've done and successfully loaded my music back again. It is now playing very nicely and hopefully will continue to do so.

I hope this info will help others with the same problem. I t appears that the music files can become corrupted very easily.

Hi there. "Syncronize to continue your music subscription" is normally an indicator of the following causes, depending on the source and type of the music that you have on your M240: (1) If your music files came from a subscription music service provider (Napster,Yahoo, Rhapsody for example): This would mean that the licenses for these subscription songs need to be updated. They must be updated at least once every 30 days. You must use your subscription music service's software to resync the songs (the process varies depending on the service). Also, you would get that "sync" notice if you've cancelled your subscription. (2) If your music files were ripped from an audio CD: The best solution would be to once again "Rip" these audio CD files using Windows Media Player, version 10 or 11. Before ripping, ensure that the "Copy Protect Music" option is unchecked by going to Windows Media Player's "Tools", then "Options", then selecting the "Rip Music" tab. If all else fails, the best "last resort" would be by setting the M240 to MSC mode and formatting it in Windows Explorer or "Disk Management" I hope this proves useful. I know it's quite a bummer when you have a whole bunch of songs just sitting in your player with a "Sync" error.