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Accessing recovery mode on Creative players

K.O.Kiki · 2006-01-04 00:58:37

I asked this Q in the old Gadgets forum, but seeing as there's now a dedicated area for mp3 players (etc), I'll share the wisdom I found here: Very simple really -- find your Creative player, then follow the instructions to access recovery mode. I found that performing a disk scan, followed by a reboot solved my problem of…

04-01-2006 01:58AM

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K.O.Kiki

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I asked this Q in the old Gadgets forum, but seeing as there's now a dedicated area for mp3 players (etc), I'll share the wisdom I found here:
Very simple really -- find your Creative player, then follow the instructions to access recovery mode. I found that performing a disk scan, followed by a reboot solved my problem of a fvcked-up menu.
Hope you never need to use this!:rolleyes:

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#2 04-01-2006 02:20AM

muckwarrior

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Had to use this recently when my cousin dropped his zen. Did no use though. After some research i found out that a short sharp whack was the answer to the problem. Worked a charm

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