There is no media on the specified device - Kingston Technologies 512MB DataTraveler I (DTI512KR) Hard Drive

Guess this error appears somehow in some kid of device, but you don't specify any device. Be specific, please
Also you should indicat what happens when this error meassage appears?
You device turns off? you can't listan any music? . Happens always?

If you should specify make and model of your Scales or Body Fat Analyzers or be it any device, maybe can get you an instruction manual.

For best results, don't "comment· but reformulate your question

Now, here you have some. Is your device any of these?

Specify make and model of your Scale or Body Fat Analyzer or be it any device, maybe can get you an instruction manual.

http://education.lamar.edu/_files/documents/health-kin/omron%20body%20fat%20analyser.pdf


http://www.omron-healthcare.com/data/catalog/3/107/1/IM-HBF-306-E-04-10-2011%20EN.pdf


http://www.taylorusa.com/media/IBs/5594_ib.pdf


http://mms.machealth.com.au/media/wysiwyg/MMS/omron-manuals/HBF-400_Manual.pdf

Actually you don't even specified you wish to get manual of what...
if you want to Get an Operators Manual for some MP3 or Digital Media Player reformulate your question including Brand and model.
You can make a google query searching with terms
Manual, device, the brand and the model

Not all devices support the use of itunes when it comes to putting songs on them.
This is one of those devices that does not support itunes. Depending on your type, you are either required to download another specific media player to copy songs to your media player or you may just need to copy and paste in the drive like you would do on any external device.
To know if you need any media player in particular, you can go through your manual and see if it specifies the need for any media player.
Hope this solution was of use to you? Please comment for more information and thank you for using the fixya website.

Your computer tries to load an Operating System from several devices:
* the 'A:' diskette
* the 'C:' disk-drive
* the 'D:' CD-ROM
* any USB device
* via your network-port, "talking" to a "boot-server" on your network.

What probably has happened is that you have no disk in 'A:', and no disk in 'D:', and your disk-drive in 'C:' could *NOT* be read, i.e., your disk-drive has "died", and so your computer says "insert media".

Take your computer to a qualified technician, for complete trouble-shooting.

1) Enter a name for the BlackBerry smartphone that media files will be transferred to
2) Choose to use either the Device Memory or the Media Card memory
3) Specify how much memory to keep free of music
4) Delete music transferred from all sources managed by BlackBerry Media Syncronization.
5) Indicate whether the BlackBerry smartphone should check for BlackBerry Media Syncronization updates when BlackBerry Media Syncronization opens, or should never check for updates.
I hope I was able to help you.
Thank you for using Fixya.

you might need to use a media converter for your player, but since you didn't specify your type i can't tell for sure.

READ ALL FIRST

1.Download and install iriverter (http://iriverter.sourceforge.net).
2.Open the Profiles folder (C:\Program Files\iriverter\profiles).
3.Make a COPY of the u10.profile file, and name it e10.profile.
4.Open the newly created e10.profile within I USED NOTEPAD.
5.Change the device from “u10′ to “e10′.
7.Save the file, and close it.
6.Change the dimensions from “320×240′ to “128×128′.
8.Launch iriverter, and select the E10 under Options > Device > iriver.
9.Click the Single Video button.
10.Specify the video file to be converted for the input field, and specify the output file where you want to save it.
( thanks Boi )

Or just paste this into the profile (is quicker)

brand=iriver
device=iriver / e10
maxVideoBitrate=384
maxAudioBitrate=128
dimensions=128x128
maxFrameRate=15
wrapperFormat=avi
audioFormat=mp3


Cheers..
twenty


Have a nice day.

P.S my e10 screen is permenently black and waiting for a soluition other than forking out $100AU to fix it. So grabbed an x20

Try opening the MP3 on the My Computer files, then opening Music on another one. Click and drag from there. Works for me all the time.