Unable to add files to my Mp3
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Hi, I bought a Triomphe Electronics MP3 player, at first I had a lot of trouble adding files because it kept saying it was impossible to copy to the directory, then it went through. But now it's completely impossible to add or copy anything, no computer can and Windows displays error code 0x80070052. Is there a solution to fix the player?
Configuration: Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7.0
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In fact, the problem is due to the fact that your USB drives or your MP3s are in FAT (or FAT16) format, which is an old Windows format, and therefore to solve the problem:
You need to format your USB drives and change them to NTFS or FAT32 format, and then the problem should be resolved.
You need to format your USB drives and change them to NTFS or FAT32 format, and then the problem should be resolved.
diane
Merci pour ta question, mais moi j'ai acheté un mp3 pour ma sœur et je voudrais lui offrir quand il y aura de la musique dessus... savez-vous comment je pourrais "formater" mon lecteur mp3 (le plus clairement possible parce que je suis une grosse MERDE en informatique... merci d'avance !!!
kiki 25
A big thank you for your solution. I had this problem and I followed your explanation; everything went well, and I was able to fill in my key, super!!! Thanks again!
steve
Thank you, I hadn't thought of that; every time I format, I just use FAT.
kermitou
Great, thanks for your solution it works FINE.
CB
How do we change the format?
Hello,
You can try resetting the USB ports.
Above all, you should never unplug the MP3 before disconnecting it using the icon located at the bottom right in the taskbar. You can click with both the right and left mouse buttons.
Otherwise, try it on another PC, and if the result is the same, it means your MP3 is dead.
If not, uninstall the MP3 driver and reinstall it.
Alternatively, you can download the software for free:
Version EVEREST v2.20.405/en Benchmark Module 1.02.88.0 from the website http://www.lavalys.com/
which will allow you to perform a complete analysis of your PC.
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See you soon and good luck
Jag
You can try resetting the USB ports.
Above all, you should never unplug the MP3 before disconnecting it using the icon located at the bottom right in the taskbar. You can click with both the right and left mouse buttons.
Otherwise, try it on another PC, and if the result is the same, it means your MP3 is dead.
If not, uninstall the MP3 driver and reinstall it.
Alternatively, you can download the software for free:
Version EVEREST v2.20.405/en Benchmark Module 1.02.88.0 from the website http://www.lavalys.com/
which will allow you to perform a complete analysis of your PC.
--
See you soon and good luck
Jag
The problem is Vista. The audio and studio majors complained so much that they promised not to give us HD if we didn't protect their future babies. And of course, who's the one who got stuck with it, Gates KROSOFT, as we affectionately call him. So now, audio and video digital support is very well protected.
Well, don't throw away your player, some charitable souls are working on the subject, it won't be long before we find a way around the certification.
It's not Gates who's going to stop us from cracking his software into pieces, especially when he's not the one giving us the solution...
This boy is far from finished.....
Well, don't throw away your player, some charitable souls are working on the subject, it won't be long before we find a way around the certification.
It's not Gates who's going to stop us from cracking his software into pieces, especially when he's not the one giving us the solution...
This boy is far from finished.....
SOLUTION MP3: 0X80070052
CREATE AN EXAMPLE FOLDER "MUSIC" AND TRANSFER IT DIRECTLY!!!
DO NOT TRANSFER THE SONGS ONE BY ONE!!!
It worked for me....
CREATE AN EXAMPLE FOLDER "MUSIC" AND TRANSFER IT DIRECTLY!!!
DO NOT TRANSFER THE SONGS ONE BY ONE!!!
It worked for me....
Hi and Happy New Year!
Regarding your NOKIA phone:
Have you tried transferring your data via Bluetooth or Infrared?
If that doesn't work:
- check the NOKIA website... they have update software!
- try to keep as many photos or music on the internal memory of your phone or send them to another phone or an email address and format the external memory card of 1 Giga (be careful only the 1 Giga card!!!)
Or ask a salesperson at a store specialized in phones?!
I can't think of anything else?!
See you later!
Regarding your NOKIA phone:
Have you tried transferring your data via Bluetooth or Infrared?
If that doesn't work:
- check the NOKIA website... they have update software!
- try to keep as many photos or music on the internal memory of your phone or send them to another phone or an email address and format the external memory card of 1 Giga (be careful only the 1 Giga card!!!)
Or ask a salesperson at a store specialized in phones?!
I can't think of anything else?!
See you later!
You need to change the file system of your portable storage system (MP3, USB stick, memory card, etc.). To do this, format it to FAT32. I just did it on my 1 GB MP3 player, and now it works.
Have a good weekend, everyone.
Have a good weekend, everyone.
While browsing the internet, I searched and found:
According to what I could translate and understand from an English site, you actually need to create several folders to put the music in because the player doesn't really like it when there are TOO many songs in the same folder (and especially in the root of the disk).
I haven't tried it because my problem was solved by transferring a folder containing everything instead of each song independently (after formatting to FAT32).
So I don't know if it works, but it's worth a try, right?
According to what I could translate and understand from an English site, you actually need to create several folders to put the music in because the player doesn't really like it when there are TOO many songs in the same folder (and especially in the root of the disk).
I haven't tried it because my problem was solved by transferring a folder containing everything instead of each song independently (after formatting to FAT32).
So I don't know if it works, but it's worth a try, right?
Just go to Computer (for Vista/7) or My Computer. Then right-click on the USB drive/MP3 player and select Format, choose FAT32 as the file system and check Quick Format, then you can put all your music on it!
PS: Copy the music already on the drive before erasing because formatting will erase everything on the card.
PS: Copy the music already on the drive before erasing because formatting will erase everything on the card.
I bought a Nokia 52 00 mobile phone, considering that its memory is quite limited, I later bought a 1 Giga memory card.
At first, everything was fine; I connected it with its special adapter to my Acer Windows Vista computer, I transferred a certain number of songs, and I had more than 3/4 of the memory free when it stopped working with error code 0x80070052. I tried your tactics, but nothing works. I can't even move photos from my phone to the memory card; it says: the operation failed.
I'm at my wit's end, please help me...
At first, everything was fine; I connected it with its special adapter to my Acer Windows Vista computer, I transferred a certain number of songs, and I had more than 3/4 of the memory free when it stopped working with error code 0x80070052. I tried your tactics, but nothing works. I can't even move photos from my phone to the memory card; it says: the operation failed.
I'm at my wit's end, please help me...
Hello
I can't upload an entire file or songs one by one
do you have a solution? It shows error 0x80070052
thank you for the advice
I can't upload an entire file or songs one by one
do you have a solution? It shows error 0x80070052
thank you for the advice
Here I have the same problem as Elisa, I formatted my card to FAT32... the problem is that my phone cannot read the card, in summary my phone only reads cards formatted in FAT whereas the FAT format limits the file size... Please help me...
Here’s how to do it.
Open the USB drive (via "Computer") > USB drive (e.g. SanDisk or Attaché Pro).
Create a new folder on the drive.
Close the USB drive.
Go to "C/" and search for the files to copy to the drive.
Right-click on the file and choose "copy" (definitely not "send").
Re-open the USB drive > open the "new folder".
Right-click and choose "paste".
The transfer should take place.
Open the USB drive (via "Computer") > USB drive (e.g. SanDisk or Attaché Pro).
Create a new folder on the drive.
Close the USB drive.
Go to "C/" and search for the files to copy to the drive.
Right-click on the file and choose "copy" (definitely not "send").
Re-open the USB drive > open the "new folder".
Right-click and choose "paste".
The transfer should take place.
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