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deleting on iriver?

saharzie · 2005-05-10 21:11:08

I have just bought an iriver H20 and was wondering is it possible to delete folders from it? Want to organize music into seperate folders and messed up and have some files in folders and others out.. Can I delete? How? thanks

10-05-2005 9:11pm

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saharzie

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I have just bought an iriver H20 and was wondering is it possible to delete folders from it?
Want to organize music into seperate folders and messed up and have some files in folders and others out..
Can I delete? How?

thanks

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#2 10-05-2005 9:32pm

OfflerCrocGod

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Yes. Just delete the music or folder you want to get rid off, simple as that. Once the drive is mounted by windows you can do what you want with it.

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#3 11-05-2005 4:04pm

eclectichoney

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yes just delete the folder as normal, but hold down the shift key while you delete as otherwise it will save it in the drives recycle bin and so it will still take up room on the drive.

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#4 11-05-2005 5:39pm

Hester

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Where did ya get it? First impressions?

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#5 11-05-2005 5:41pm

The Free Man

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word of advice, if you're gonna format it, dont format it to NTFS! the o/s can only read FAT32

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