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wtleong

Some questions for you:

1. What operating system are you using?

2. What format was the E: and F: drive formatted at previously?

3. Try using the "MP3 Player Disk Tool" from the "MP3 Player Utilities 3.68" and check the [Partition and Encrypt] tab and check to make sure it's set to "0MB" instead. It's probably easier to have one partition instead of two seperate.

4. Still in the "MP3 Player Disk Tool" --> [Partition and Encrypt] tab it will also tell you the "Disk total capacity". What does it say?

5. If all else fails, try FORMATTING it. Either using the "MP3 Player Disk Tool" or from Windows itself and see what happens.


Try those and let me know of the result.