by sareal on Mon Feb 22, 2010 6:59 am
I purchased generic 8 GB Mp4 player from sourcinggate for $50 CDN including taxes, shipping & handling. When I attached the Mp4 player to my Compaq Pressario (XP operating system) the Mp4 players was formatted to FAT32 and I lost 4.2GB. To top it all off, my computer does not recognize the generic Mp4 player. I have to go into Devices, Action, click on USB controllers and scan for hardware changes so that my computer recognizes the Mp4 player. I have managed to download a lot songs onto my Mp4 player. Now it there any way I can get back the 4.2GBs I lost when my pc automatically reformatted the generic Mp4 player? Also is there anyway I can configure or format the generic Mp4 player so that my computer automatically recognizes it. I have searched
http://www.download.com for firmware, drivers, software etc but can't find anything. I have attached a link of the product I purchased on sourcinggate.
http://www.sourcinggate.com/widescreen- ... -6369.html Any words of advice would be appreciated.
Regards
Sareal
I purchased generic 8 GB Mp4 player from sourcinggate for $50 CDN including taxes, shipping & handling. When I attached the Mp4 player to my Compaq Pressario (XP operating system) the Mp4 players was formatted to FAT32 and I lost 4.2GB. To top it all off, my computer does not recognize the generic Mp4 player. I have to go into Devices, Action, click on USB controllers and scan for hardware changes so that my computer recognizes the Mp4 player. I have managed to download a lot songs onto my Mp4 player. Now it there any way I can get back the 4.2GBs I lost when my pc automatically reformatted the generic Mp4 player? Also is there anyway I can configure or format the generic Mp4 player so that my computer automatically recognizes it. I have searched http://www.download.com for firmware, drivers, software etc but can't find anything. I have attached a link of the product I purchased on sourcinggate.
http://www.sourcinggate.com/widescreen-portable-mp4-player-43inch-touchscreen-fm-8gb-p-6369.html
Any words of advice would be appreciated.
Regards
Sareal
