512MB Samsung Chip MP3 Player - Formated

[mstrsoul]

One other thing. The player will only recognize audio files. make sure you are only copying MP3, WMA files. If you maistakenly drop a text file or video file or executable file it may choke the player.

[mstrsoul]

I think this is the site for the MP3 players. Mine seems to be the model XD-18/FM bu there's a bunch of other models also listed. Go to: http://www.xundu.com/index.htm Good luck.

[shashank_parab]

Hi !
I've baught an unbranded mp3 player with 512mb which is having fm radio also
i've tried upgrading firmware, but while upgrading the PC hanged .
I did wait for 30 minutes after which i restarted the PC . Now the mp3 player
is neither getting detected by PC nor displaying anything.
Can anybody help me, Its only 10 days i've used it. and i'll be very grateful if anybody can help me out or give me the address of repairer .


However , i've got the manufacturer's name and i've seen the same model pictures on their site, but they're not replying my mail.
I've baught it from a small shop MBK Centre, Bangkok.

regards,
Shashank Parab.
(Mumbai ,India)

[charic]

I`ve given up............smashed it up.cant be bothered anymore
However, a new one on its way from HongKong, Only cost £00.01 and £22.oo to post!
Still a tad expensive on the postage, but nevermind, this one should work?

[crissi_a2j]

: I bought me mp3-player from E-bay. I wrote to this man I brought from and he didn't answer.
I Have same problem I succeed to format my mp-player. There is standing that I need the AdfsUd.sys but I haven't this one . What can I do?please mail me...

[Joe Forster/STA]

Tough luck, I guess, as neither Altavista nor Google gives any results for "AdfsUd.sys"... (Are you sure you spelled the filename right?)

This should be a lesson for you NOT to buy such stuff from "just some person on the Net": if the device stops working (or doesn't even start working when you get it), you'll have noone to complain at...! Obviously, you got no manual or driver disk or URL of official support page etc. etc...

I'm astonished that people keep falling for these online auctions, only to buy something for a few dollars less than if buying them in a proper shop; or buying some non-brand, cheap junk instead of buying a device from a well-established brand (yes, for a higher price but also of higher value, support and reliability)! (Perhaps, preferably, a "physical" shop you can go to, enter, sort through different brands and models of devices, ask the shopkeeper for his opinion and suggestion, and take your non-functional device back to during the warranty period.) Jesus, people, wake up!

(From the proud and satisfied owner of an iRiver H140 with 40 Gbytes of mini hard disk and Rockbox third-party firmware; currently costs about 400 US dollars but discontinued)