Samsung mp3 player won't work

> Elizabeth,
>
> If Samsung doesn't provide the necessary software, then I doubt that
> Microsoft will save the situation for Samsung.
> --
> freddy
>
>
> "Elizabeth" wrote:
>

> > The model number is YP T9JQB, and it's only been around since February. I've
> > uninstalled, tried different USB ports, installed the latest version of
> > Samsung Media Studio (which is supposed to work under Vista), formatted the
> > player and checked for drivers at the Samsung site, but nothing gives. The
> > computer recognises the player, but Media Studio does not and I can't move
> > the firmware for XP/Vista to the player. At random times, the player
> > disappears from My Computer and the device manager states 'This device cannot
> > start. (Code 10)'. (Does 'Check for Solutions' *ever* find anything?)
> >
> > Googling this tells me that Samsung players aren't working in Vista, so I'm
> > guessing either Samsung or Microsoft needs to fix this - my question is
> > when/whether, or should I ditch the player? If so, what *will* work? (Apple
> > gives me hives, so don't even say 'ipod'.)

> The model number is YP T9JQB, and it's only been around since February.
> I've
> uninstalled, tried different USB ports, installed the latest version of
> Samsung Media Studio (which is supposed to work under Vista), formatted
> the
> player and checked for drivers at the Samsung site, but nothing gives.
> The
> computer recognises the player, but Media Studio does not and I can't move
> the firmware for XP/Vista to the player. At random times, the player
> disappears from My Computer and the device manager states 'This device
> cannot
> start. (Code 10)'. (Does 'Check for Solutions' *ever* find anything?)
>
> Googling this tells me that Samsung players aren't working in Vista, so
> I'm
> guessing either Samsung or Microsoft needs to fix this - my question is
> when/whether, or should I ditch the player? If so, what *will* work?
> (Apple
> gives me hives, so don't even say 'ipod'.)

>
> "Elizabeth" <Elizabeth@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B155F15E-27C1-411C-AE35-100695D63127@microsoft.com...

> > The model number is YP T9JQB, and it's only been around since February.
> > I've
> > uninstalled, tried different USB ports, installed the latest version of
> > Samsung Media Studio (which is supposed to work under Vista), formatted
> > the
> > player and checked for drivers at the Samsung site, but nothing gives.
> > The
> > computer recognises the player, but Media Studio does not and I can't move
> > the firmware for XP/Vista to the player. At random times, the player
> > disappears from My Computer and the device manager states 'This device
> > cannot
> > start. (Code 10)'. (Does 'Check for Solutions' *ever* find anything?)
> >
> > Googling this tells me that Samsung players aren't working in Vista, so
> > I'm
> > guessing either Samsung or Microsoft needs to fix this - my question is
> > when/whether, or should I ditch the player? If so, what *will* work?
> > (Apple
> > gives me hives, so don't even say 'ipod'.)

>
> Elizabeth, do you have a second computer running XP or a friend that has a
> computer running XP? If so, you could use that computer to upload the
> firmware fix, and then go from there.
>
>
>