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MW-E505 with "MEMORY ERROR"

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Walker

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Er, I got a NW-E505 a coupla months back, from a Best Buy in Michigan, and it's been working GREAT untill I tried to install the firmware update. I clicked on the thing, and the percentage bar got to 99%, but I then got a "Something or other has timed out" or something like that, and the screen on my MP3 player was blank. I closed down the download box, and my MP3 player wouldn't turn on, so I tapped the RESET button in the back. It turned on then, and displayed the DATA ACCESS screen for about three seconds, and then switched to another screen that said MEMORY ERROR, and it displayed NO songs (I had the thing almost full) but had a screen where Network Walkman was the artist, and no song title. I tried to switch tracks, but it said MEMORY ERROR again, and so I decided to try formatting it (That was the first time I had gone into the format screen, I didn't know what it did) and I hit the Play button over OK? It displayed the Formatting screen for about one second, and then flashed back to the FORMAT screen. It still didn't have the songs back. Windows(98SE) sees the drive, but Sonic Stage doesn't. I REALLY need some help here. By the way, this is my first post, and some of the other things I've read on the site seem very helpful. Good job. I'd be glad for ANY help. Thanks in advance.

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Er, yeah, I have version 4, but I don't know what the CP means.

CP just stands for Connect Player. Since you have SonicStage 4.0 then you do have the forementioned SSCP 4.0

When you hit the format, it cleared out everything in the player, so i guess you can say that it is "new". As for windows being able to see the drive but not sonicstage... are you able to try the player on a different USB port of your computer. When you do it will most likely reinstall drivers because it's on a different port, and hopefully sonicstage will be able to detect the player after that.

hope it helps -- keep us updated

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Hey Walker,

that doesn't sound good at all. You should be able to get into the player as a removable drive. If it's showing that it's not ready, that means that the format probably didn't go well.

I'd say to reset it again.. then within the player go format the device again.

Try to upgrade the firmware using the Asia-Pacific firmware file.

My friend bought his at SonyStyle in San Francisco, and the firmware file on esupport USA didn't work for him. We tried out the Asia-Pacific one, and it worked.

Here's the link:

http://www.css.ap.sony.com/consumer/templa...p;Model=NW-E507

Hope it works for you.

Goodluck!

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