Glenn, here are the unfortunate answers to each of your replies...

> Also, make sure that you do a thorough scan.
> Press alt + enter on the drive as it appears in "my >computer" and control
> +
> tab once to "tools" and enter on disk repair, or >whatever it is called,
> it
> is the top option in the window.
Like I said, I have tried this to no avail -- the player gets to maybe
halfway through phase 2, then freezes.

> Also, is your power cord connected during the scan?
> If not, That would be a good idea to try.
Yes, it is.

> Try going to a DOS shell with running the "command" >window, and type:
> chkdsk x:
> Where X is the drive your device is on.
Ok, but I've already tried copying in DOS, and it freezes the player just
the same. What can be going on? Remember, I can play, record, listen to
voice clips, EVERYTHING else just fine.

Grant
Received on 2006-08-01