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Old July 17th, 2006, 12:08 PM
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Question HELP! Can't find driver for W2K or W98 for my T10...

Hello All... First time on this site...Just purchased a refurb'd shiny red T10 (512 Mb). I was scanning the first couple of pages of the forums for T10 and couldn't find an answer to my prob. Is it easier to find a driver for win98 on the internet or for w2k for my player? ...and if someone could direct my to that thread it would be great... I purchased it about a week ago and with that 30 day warranty (for refurbs) I've got about 3 weeks left to make sure all the features are working properly on the device. (getting tired of the FM tunes) If I had known that the T10 was so close to big Mr. G from Microsoft (only works with XP) I would not have purchased the darn thing! What about us die hards still wishing to use W98 or W2k? Also, while browsing, happened to see a blue T10... is that possible? I thought there were only green, orange and red ones??? - thanx
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Old July 18th, 2006, 07:41 PM
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Disappointed...

Well, now I'm just getting downright frustrated. Maybe I'll throw the thing against a brick wall and see what kind of bass tunes I'll get from that... or maybe I'll just sell the thing to those XP users. Stupid refurbished box should have indicated that it requires WinXP to function. I tried running the Firmware Updater V1.7 ... you know the one that's supposed to convert MTP to UMS and vice versa... Well, turns out that the updater first has to recognize the device to run - and if it doesn't recognize my T10 ???? So much for that.... IRiver - I'm very disappointed with you... I'll just have to borrow my wife's cheapee noname brand mp3 player (WHICH ACCEPTS UMS BY THE WAY!)
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Old July 19th, 2006, 02:28 AM
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Can't you use somebody else's computer that's got XP and WMP10 installed just to connect for the first time and convert to UMS? It is annoying that they make you jump through hoops like this, but once it's converted to UMS you can use it on almost any system.
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Old July 19th, 2006, 02:51 AM
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I'm sure you could take it to an internet cafe with XP machines and get it working. It should only take you a few minutes.
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Old July 20th, 2006, 03:52 PM
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Thanx for all responses above... Will try your advice and bring the device to a friend's place to hook up to his XP machine... I guess all I need is to bring the factory CD (containing WMP10 - in case he doesn't have WMP) and the device (with USB cable) and the Firmware Updater v1.7 (on floppy)... Let me know if there's anything else required... Thanx.
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Old July 23rd, 2006, 02:55 PM
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Totally confused...

Well, I went to buddies place to convert my T10 to UMS mode using firmware updater v1.7 and his XP machine. After updating (Which required internet connection by the way - no option for manual), it prompted for device to be disconnected and then device would reset and update a few times. Upon disconnection, the T10 just went dead. After getting home, I reconnected it to my W2k system - nothing... still would not recognize the device. After attempting to re-install driver again I got message "The file 'secums.sys' on USB Mass Storage Disk is needed". !?!? So, I tried again installing driver, using an alternate driver which Windows suggested was available. This time it worked! (and this driver is quite dated - 1999!). OK - now to test the T10. All folders (Playlist, Voice, Record) were all there - in addition to a system file 'T10.sys' (a hidden file - 512 bytes long, 8192 bytes used). My question is CAN I DELETE T10.sys FILE SAFELY? This is totally strange to me - My wife's no name cheapee UMS Mp3 player has no such files on board and is completely empty ready to be loaded with Mp3 songs. Iriver - Why do you make things so complicated?!!! Can you not simply include a folder of drivers on your WMP10 cd for all XP, W2k, W98 users??? I guess you made too sweet of a deal with MR. G. from Microsoft....pretty well forcing users to own XP machines....PS: added 'Dara' folder to T10 and can now transfer .BMP files to it.
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Old July 26th, 2006, 04:34 AM
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In order to convert to UMS you have to update the firmware twice. Follow these instructions on your friends computer http://www.iriver.com/html/support/f...ew.asp?idx=387

The first time you will not get the option to switch to UMS. You will the second time you run it.
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Old July 26th, 2006, 07:00 AM
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Thanx for Info above. However, after disconnecting device it went dead... it did NOT start to automatically update (last step) as the instructions so clearly state. Somehow I got the player working after selecting UPGRADE FIRMWARE from the player itself after it was disconnected. Anyhow its working now. It would be nice however if Iriver went about the conversion process in a more relaxing way filled with less tension... especially for those of us without XP. Oh yes... I believe that the T10.sys file is necessary on a UMS device, since I found out that my cheapee mp3 player has a file as well (SETTINGS.DAT). Unfortunately it was hidden on my other computer until I unselected 'hide hidden operating files'. ...
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