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07-11-2008
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| Is that a file extension? Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 2
| NEEEED Hugeee help plzzzz I have windows vista and I got a "4play" device .. now when I try connecting my USB it says "found new hardware" somthing like that and I need to insert disc, so I insert my disc and then it says driver for this device is not found .... plzzz help me im so desperate ... I think the program is called somthing "ROCK MP3" OR chiprock dunno ... I can't transfer music to my MP4 PLZZZ any suggestions I'm begging you! |
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4 Weeks Ago
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| Is that a file extension? Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Germany
Posts: 6
| Try to connect to another usb-port. Disconnect all other usb-devices before connecting your player. Don't use an usb-hub for connecting. try to exchange the usb-cable. Buy and install windows xp. Get your money back from the dealer - at least nothing is helpfull,,, |
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14 Hours Ago
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| Is that a file extension?  Join Date: Jul 2008
Posts: 21
| Month old I know..... If your still needing hekp though... Try using a PC with XP on it. Vista is 'hit and miss' with these China based MP4 Players. and MAC ....dont need to even waste your time trying to 'connect' with one.
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