
Switch off the MP3 player, disconnect it from the data cable, and you’re done. Once the file transfer is complete, you can confirm the same using the window that displays the MP3 player contents. This will copy all the selected music files from your computer to your MP3 player. Once again, through the right-click menu, select the Paste option. Go back to the earlier window that shows the MP3 player contents. Through the right-click menu, select the Copy option. Select the particular music folder that contains the songs and the audio files that you wish to transfer to your player. Do not close the window as it is required in the subsequent steps. Almost instantly, you will see a new window and a message appear on the computer screen acknowledging your player as a peripheral device. Assuming that your computer is already powered on, you should now switch on the player. Match the end-slots of the data cable with the computer and MP3 player sockets, and connect them appropriately. In most cases, you do get the data cable along with the MP3 player itself. First and foremost, you need to physically connect your MP3 player to your computer using a data cable. Sound only comes through one side of the headphones or not at all 1. It need to convert to the format that the AGPTEK-M30 player supports. If it doesn’t work, in power-on status, you can holding down the play/pause button for 10s and above until the screen goes off and on again to reset. Some player models may not support music file downloaded from iTunes. For those players without a reset hole and designed with soft power button, you can reset by holding down the power button for 10s and above until the screen goes off and on again.Ī125,A20,A50,C2,G12,H01,H3,J2,J3,M29,MC15,U3ģ.For those players without a reset hole and designed with hard slider power button, you can just slide the power button up/down or to the right/left to reboot first.
For those players designed with a reset hole, you can reset by poking the reset hole with pointed object and hold down until the screen goes off and on again, or by holding down the power button for 10s and above until the screen goes off and on again.Ī01,A01T,A07,A16,B05,C05,G02,H2,H50,IMP,M08,M19,M20,M28,R1,R1S,R2,R2SĢ.
Do not reset the player during normal operation or it could cause memory damage.ġ. Resetting the player will not delete the files or data you saved in the player.ģ. Resetting the player will put the system back to default settings.Ģ. If your AGPTEK player has stopped responding and does not work, you can reset the player to fix it.ġ.