Everytime I try to copy over data files or folders from the DJ data library to the PC I receave an error message...
"Cannot create or replace file: There is already a folder with the same as the file name you specified. Specify a different name."
There are no files or folders with the same name, it is a self-produced error by Dell DJ. I know I can clean up the device and reformat, however I don't want to loose the data. I need to somehow retrive this data from the DJ, even if I have to rip it apart. Any suggestions?
System files can often be hidden from view. But when transferring a file the computer will see these hidden files even if you can't. Most Windows computers have the option to display hidden files. Find out how to do this and then you will see them.
SOURCE: re: Computer recognizing USB connection to dell dj
Go into your Start Menu and right click on My Computer and choose "Properties" from the menu. Click on the Hardware tab on the new window that opened. Select Device Manager. Check to see if your device is recognized under Windows Portable Devices. If your device is not recognized here,what i would recommend you to do is to uinstall the device.
To uninstall the devid just right click on the device name and hit uninstall...the device usually listed under disk drives, portable devices and univeral serial bus controllers.. Once you uninstall the device..you will need to make sure what mode you have the device...turn the device on and click under setting and look for usb mode...then you want to make sure its under MTP mode or Auto....then what you will want to do is to plug the device on that back of the computer not the front...then windows should recognize it...if that doesnt do it you will need to contact the manufacturer of the device.
3. Open Windows Media Player and go to the Sync section. It should be recognized on the right-hand side. If it is not, or if your device has a drive letter after its name (for example F :), your device is not being properly recognized by the computer and you will have to contact the manufacturer of the device.
4. If it is seen in Windows Media Player then disconnect the Device and close all programs.
Next we are going to make sure that Windows Media Player is not storing unnecessary information about your device:
1. Open Windows Media Player.
2. Maximize the program and choose the Tools > Options menu.
3. Click on the Privacy Tab in the open window and choose "Clear Caches" and "Clear History".
4. Re-connect your device and choose "Manual" and "Permanent" on the window that opens.
5. Close Windows Media Player.
I hope that help...
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SOURCE: dell dj firmware
I had the same problem and it turns out the firmware did get loaded, the program just didn't close out properly. If you go to Settings & Info-->Information on your DJ you should see that it is the updated version.
SOURCE: Moving Music Tracks from Dell DJ to Computer
If you connect the dj to your computer using Dell DJ Explorer you can select all tracks and paste them into a music folder on the PC, it is a slow way of doing it and you may have to organize it all, but it works for restoring music to your computer after a HD crash..
SOURCE: Can not delete files...
Reformat the player.
Check if the file system is NTFS. If yes, format it to FAT or
FAT32. - Connect player to computer, double-click my computer, right
click on icon of mp3 player and select format. This only applies to
Windows-based computers.
SOURCE: computer won't open DJ Ditty
Windows Media Player 11 not compatible with this player.
The device doesn't know if it is a MTP or MSC device - in one of these modes, it will not allow access to the music folder. unfortunately, there is no way to switch between these two modes in the menu settings. Go to Control Panel - Device Manager - find MTP Deivce and update driver.
For more details, check: How to Transfer Music from Computer to iPhone
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Have you tried to copy to a different location, like the desktop or the Root drive?
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