Hello, Below you have timestamp references for easy access or orientation through the video. There is also a copy of these in the description part as well. 😉 So how do then these work ? 🙄 www.minds.com/newsfeed/827329309057310720 Video Breakdown: @ 00:00 - 01:47 -- Intro/Announcement @ 01:48 - 02:06 -- Quick Glimpse At The Specifications @ 02:07 - 04:19 -- Up Close On The MP3 Player (Front, Side, Bottom) @ 04:20 - 04:57 -- Bottom Hidden Philips Screw (Behind Plastic Cap) @ 04:58 - 05:24 -- More Visual Overview On The Device (Top) @ 05:25 - 06:36 -- Neck Strap Opening/Reference @ 06:37 - 06:57 -- History Of The Gadget (Purchase) @ 06:58 - 07:49 -- Powering On The Player (Prerequisite Parameter) @ 07:50 - 08:36 -- Take Apart Procedure/Plan (Reveal On The Second Hidden Philips Screw) @ 08:37 - 10:02 -- How To Remove Front Plastic Mask/Cover (Hairdryer vs. Heat Gun) @ 10:03 - 10:38 -- Proceeding Without Pre-Heating The Cover @ 10:39 - 11:53 -- Gear/Tools Used/Needed @ 11:54 - 12:31 -- Removing The Black Plastic Cap (Bottom Side) & The Black Philips Screw @ 12:32 - 14:05 -- Tackling The Front Plastic Cover (Second Hidden Philips Screw Spotted) @ 14:06 - 14:45 -- Note On The Double-Sided Adhesive Tape @ 14:46 - 15:05 -- Removing The Second Philips Screw @ 15:06 - 15:34 -- Sliding Out The Inner Plastic Caddy @ 15:35 - 15:55 -- Further Disassembly (Bottom Cap & Button Controls) @ 15:56 - 16:32 -- Quick Cleaning (Above Mentioned Parts) @ 16:33 - 17:22 -- Front/Top Side Of The Player's PCB (Comments) @ 17:23 - 18:15 -- Note On The Last 2 Philips Screws @ 18:16 - 18:50 -- USB Mini Jack Port (Cleaning Advice) @ 18:51 - 20:03 -- Alternative Way To Slide Out The Plastic Caddy ? @ 20:03 - 20:26 -- Looking At The Back Of The Plastic Caddy (Li-Po Battery Information Exposed) @ 20:26 - 21:15 -- Battery Dimensions (Digits Explanation) @ 21:16 - 22:41 -- Replacement Battery ? @ 22:42 - 23:01 -- Last 2 Screws Removed @ 23:02 - 24:42 -- Extracting The PCB (With Battery) Out Of The Plastic Caddy @ 24:43 - 26:11 -- Main Plastic Enclosure Notes (Advice & Warning) @ 26:12 - 26:56 -- Back/Bottom Side Of PCB (Comments) @ 26:57 - 27:49 -- Battery's 3 Wires (Blue Wire is NTC) @ 27:50 - 30:22 -- Back-Light & FM Radio IC Guess (Possible Location) @ 30:23 - 31:24 -- Storage/Memory MLC NAND Flash IC Position ? @ 31:24 - 32:24 -- Turning On The MP3 Player (Verifying It Still Works) @ 32:25 - 34:52 -- Final Summary On Proper Disassembly Of The Player @ 34:53 - 36:31 -- Last Advice On The Replacement Battery (Wires) @ 36:32 - 37:43 -- End Note Comments & Future Plans
Hi, Tou're welcome. 😆 That's why I use timestamp references for better organisation in/of my (long) videos. So that you can skip sections of thereof & only get the information you require. Best Regards,
Hello brother... After long years, I came to saw my mp3 player Philips gogear raga SA3RGA04R/97. But unfortunately it was not working I can't switch it on. While connecting with charging adapter it is getting on and showing goraga after that it shows updating but then it is showing the battery charging icon. But not charging... What should I do. It was a great gift from my dad. And even I enjoyed hearing it alot in my college days.. Now I feel sad after seeing this condition.. So please help me to sort it out.. Please make a video on this specific model. Other wise please send me the links. Thank you..
Hi, Given the symptoms you have described here it seems that the battery inside is dead. 😑 I can't make a video on that particular model because I don't own one. This one surely looks a lot like yours: ruclips.net/video/UwA_acNNRlo/видео.html Maybe it helps. 😕 PS: Another thing - Never fully charge the battery if you plan on not using the device on a longer period of time (i.e. a month or more). Because that shortens the overall lifespan of the battery. Discharge or charge the battery between 20 - 35 % then shelf the player. 🙄😆
@MMOkou Hi, Well you could try replacing the battery. 🙄 But that requires some precision soldering. 😕 Perhaps even switching the PCB board that comes with the new battery because of the old one that has that extra wire (NTC). Though I think you could even do without that. 😊 Because most (especially newer) LiPo batteries only come with 2 wires (positive & negative terminal).
Hi there, I have a player as describer in this video but have the same issue as you. Shame cause it was a pretty nice little player that I had given to our young son. It broke after I plugged it into a usb wall socket charger. Now I am wondering if it was only meant to charge through a laptop and I shouldnt have used a random usb plug. Did you fix the problem in the mean time?
@@healthyrootsstrongwings538 Hi, What exactly happened ? Did the USB female socket break off the PCB or what ? 🤔 You can charge this device either via the USB port off your desktop or laptop computer or AC USB wall adapter (i.e. from your phone's charger). I'm not certain though about connecting the MP3 player to a smartphone or tablet for just charging or transferring music on or off the device. 🤔 What are the symptoms of your failure ? PS: I have no issue with this MP3 Player. Everything is working fine. This is just a disassembly guide/tutorial. 🙄
Hello can I ask you some questions, how you it takes the gogear raga to be Fully charge because my mom has one and I want to use it again but I think the battery is broke because when I plug out the charger it automatically shuts down I hope you can help me
Hi, I think you need to replace the battery sadly as it seems yours won't take a charge anymore. See the description of the video for a possible replacement. Good luck ! 🤔😶😏 Best Regards,
Hey ! Just saw your video... it gave me some hope about my old one.... i really don't know what happened to my one... it doesn't start but when i put a charger on it only show Philips and the screen tends to turn off and on for a couple of times... No sign of charging or what so ever..... Just wanted to know if my one is completely dead or can be repaired
Hi, On the basis of your description of the problem I reckon that just the battery is dead. So it could be repaired by just simply changing the latter. 🙄 Soldering skills required. 😃 Best Regards,
@@davidbolha thanks a lot for replying so fast... but the thing doesn't work if i don't put a charger on... the name only shows when i put the charger. For me now it's really difficult to find a battery here in Bangladesh.... what else can i do can you suggest me... please
@@nowshinhoque3613 Maybe that's a security feature of some sorts. Meaning that you need a working/flawless internal battery to use the player. Even when & or if by just connecting it to a 5 V power source (i.e. desktop computer, laptop, tablet, phone, power bank,...). 😕😞 But you can just first try using a 18650 battery as a prerequisite to see whether your symptom would change. 🙄 So... First disassemble the player. Second, use a digital multimeter to check the voltage on the LiPO battery. Measure it coming after the LiPO's alloted PCB circuitry & before. So directly onto the battery's terminals. This way you'll see whether the battery is really the culprit of your problems or not. 🤕 If the battery is really dead, then we can assume that the battery's PCB circuitry is fine. So desolder the 3 points on the player's PCB circuitry. I mean the ones coming from the 3 wires from the battery. After that remove the small PCB circuitry that came with your original battery. Make note on which of the two contact points the LiPo battery's terminals go to. 🤔 Then you cut those two nickel tab strips coming from the battery. After that use a 18650 battery by connecting its respective terminals (plus & minus naturally) to the PCB circuitry of your original LiPo battery from the player. Here I mean connecting it to those 2 contact point to which those 2 nickel strips were spot welded onto. 😥 The safest way to establish the connection coming from the 18650 battery to the PCB circuitry's input battery terminals is by using 2 aligator clips. You add a small (i.e. neodymium) magnet to either side of the terminal of the 18650 battery. That way you safely avoid the risk of (possibly) exploding the 18650 battery if you'd have to directly solder wires onto its terminals. 😏 The other way is to use a 18650 plastic battery holder. But in this case you'd have to solder the two wires coming from the holder to the PCB circuitry's input battery terminals. Or again you'd employ aligator clips to establish the necessary connections. 🙄 You shouldn't connect the 18650 battery directly onto the player's PCB circuitry though. The risk of destroying the device is a possibility.
My PC with windows 10 does not recognize my mp3 (same one as in this video). It starts, the "PHILIPS" shows up, then Gogear, then updating , and then an empty battery shows up. Its been like this for 4 hrs. I really want it to work but do not want to open it. Is there any other way I could fix it from my PC? Or do you think its a battery issue so I need to open it and change the battery?
Hi, Great video. The replacement battery you've linked only has two wires. Your video shows the original has three. The eBay battery does have an unused solder point. Do we add a wire to that point?
Lionel Mrocki Glad you liked it. 😊 That is correct, yes. No, I'd use a different trick. It's explained in the video below (at the given timestamp reference): ruclips.net/video/WrNW6pchP_8/видео.html @ 00:37:29 - 00:42:04 I should have mentioned it in this video, but it slipped my mind. 😶🙄
That's a thermistor connection. Although I've read that some of these non-genuine type batteries may not actually have the thermistor protection built in to them. In the vid you explain adding extra length to the wires for ease of assembly, but I'm still unclear. Do we add the third wire?
Hi David, I struggle with used memory reset. I deleted all files but USED memory is still full. Typical RESET does not work. I do not see any reset function on software. Do you know if I disconnect battery for some time then USED memory will be reset to zero? Thanks in advance.
Hi, Well did you just try manually removing (i.e. deleting) the files off the player ? 🤔 Do you have the Hold Switch turned on ? Maybe that is giving you problems with not resetting. Hopefully it is not broken or permanently set in the ON position. Huh... I doubt that will work as the information is stored on the EEPROM chip. So even if you would disconnect the power I doubt it would make any change. 😶😕 Best Regards,
@@davidbolha Cool! Best joke of the day... I actually found functional key to repair folders. Unfortunately all files have been deleted, but I reloaded those.
Hi, I had charging issues with my GoGear SA1942 4Gb. I tried to repair it by using Device Manager. There was a power interruption to PC during repair. From then on, the PC and device manager stopped recognising the player. It will only recognise when connected with menu button pressed but repair is failing. When I switch to update mode the device manager stops detecting the player. It is not allowing me to update. Is there a way to connect it in update mode?Is there a way to trick the device manager to stay connected, when switched to update mode? or Have you got the firmware file for this device? Please help. Many thanks in advance.
Hi, Sad to hear that. 🤔😕 But what specific charging issues did you have with the player ? Is the battery still ok ? Maybe it needs to be replaced... 🤔😕 You could try *"hard resetting"* the player that might help you with your issue. Sadly I don't know how this might be done. On different brand & model players you'd have to like hold down two buttons to achieve this. Like maybe the Power & Up Arrow button. You could try different combinations to see if the player behaves any differently then before. 🤔 Perhaps it would be still better to contact Philips's Technical Support & ask them if this player does have a secret menu or Hard Reset mode (& how to access it). No, unfortunately I don't have the firmware for this player or even know how to make a "dump" off mine. 😕 Best Regards,
Hi, i have sa2rga02k/94 go gear raga but when i plug it in my laptop.It charges automatically but my laptop doesn't show raga. Using windows 10. Updated all driver,used virtual xp but nothing works. Can you help me in this?
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Hello,
Below you have timestamp references for easy access or orientation through the video. There is also a copy of these in the description part as well. 😉
So how do then these work ? 🙄
www.minds.com/newsfeed/827329309057310720
Video Breakdown:
@ 00:00 - 01:47 -- Intro/Announcement
@ 01:48 - 02:06 -- Quick Glimpse At The Specifications
@ 02:07 - 04:19 -- Up Close On The MP3 Player (Front, Side, Bottom)
@ 04:20 - 04:57 -- Bottom Hidden Philips Screw (Behind Plastic Cap)
@ 04:58 - 05:24 -- More Visual Overview On The Device (Top)
@ 05:25 - 06:36 -- Neck Strap Opening/Reference
@ 06:37 - 06:57 -- History Of The Gadget (Purchase)
@ 06:58 - 07:49 -- Powering On The Player (Prerequisite Parameter)
@ 07:50 - 08:36 -- Take Apart Procedure/Plan (Reveal On The Second Hidden Philips Screw)
@ 08:37 - 10:02 -- How To Remove Front Plastic Mask/Cover (Hairdryer vs. Heat Gun)
@ 10:03 - 10:38 -- Proceeding Without Pre-Heating The Cover
@ 10:39 - 11:53 -- Gear/Tools Used/Needed
@ 11:54 - 12:31 -- Removing The Black Plastic Cap (Bottom Side) & The Black Philips Screw
@ 12:32 - 14:05 -- Tackling The Front Plastic Cover (Second Hidden Philips Screw Spotted)
@ 14:06 - 14:45 -- Note On The Double-Sided Adhesive Tape
@ 14:46 - 15:05 -- Removing The Second Philips Screw
@ 15:06 - 15:34 -- Sliding Out The Inner Plastic Caddy
@ 15:35 - 15:55 -- Further Disassembly (Bottom Cap & Button Controls)
@ 15:56 - 16:32 -- Quick Cleaning (Above Mentioned Parts)
@ 16:33 - 17:22 -- Front/Top Side Of The Player's PCB (Comments)
@ 17:23 - 18:15 -- Note On The Last 2 Philips Screws
@ 18:16 - 18:50 -- USB Mini Jack Port (Cleaning Advice)
@ 18:51 - 20:03 -- Alternative Way To Slide Out The Plastic Caddy ?
@ 20:03 - 20:26 -- Looking At The Back Of The Plastic Caddy (Li-Po Battery Information Exposed)
@ 20:26 - 21:15 -- Battery Dimensions (Digits Explanation)
@ 21:16 - 22:41 -- Replacement Battery ?
@ 22:42 - 23:01 -- Last 2 Screws Removed
@ 23:02 - 24:42 -- Extracting The PCB (With Battery) Out Of The Plastic Caddy
@ 24:43 - 26:11 -- Main Plastic Enclosure Notes (Advice & Warning)
@ 26:12 - 26:56 -- Back/Bottom Side Of PCB (Comments)
@ 26:57 - 27:49 -- Battery's 3 Wires (Blue Wire is NTC)
@ 27:50 - 30:22 -- Back-Light & FM Radio IC Guess (Possible Location)
@ 30:23 - 31:24 -- Storage/Memory MLC NAND Flash IC Position ?
@ 31:24 - 32:24 -- Turning On The MP3 Player (Verifying It Still Works)
@ 32:25 - 34:52 -- Final Summary On Proper Disassembly Of The Player
@ 34:53 - 36:31 -- Last Advice On The Replacement Battery (Wires)
@ 36:32 - 37:43 -- End Note Comments & Future Plans
Thanks, I've so long searched the way to open it, but never mind the hidden screw.
The video is not so short.... :-)
Hi,
Tou're welcome. 😆
That's why I use timestamp references for better organisation in/of my (long) videos. So that you can skip sections of thereof & only get the information you require.
Best Regards,
Thank you very much for this video! :)
Hi,
Sure ! Glad it was of some help. 😊😏👍
Best Regards
thnx for helping us. i opened and reached battery.. i ll buy new one..
Hi,
Glad you liked the video. 😆🖒
Best Regards,
Hello brother... After long years, I came to saw my mp3 player Philips gogear raga SA3RGA04R/97. But unfortunately it was not working I can't switch it on. While connecting with charging adapter it is getting on and showing goraga after that it shows updating but then it is showing the battery charging icon. But not charging... What should I do. It was a great gift from my dad. And even I enjoyed hearing it alot in my college days.. Now I feel sad after seeing this condition.. So please help me to sort it out.. Please make a video on this specific model. Other wise please send me the links. Thank you..
Hi,
Given the symptoms you have described here it seems that the battery inside is dead. 😑
I can't make a video on that particular model because I don't own one.
This one surely looks a lot like yours: ruclips.net/video/UwA_acNNRlo/видео.html
Maybe it helps. 😕
PS: Another thing - Never fully charge the battery if you plan on not using the device on a longer period of time (i.e. a month or more). Because that shortens the overall lifespan of the battery. Discharge or charge the battery between 20 - 35 % then shelf the player. 🙄😆
@MMOkou Hi,
Well you could try replacing the battery. 🙄
But that requires some precision soldering. 😕
Perhaps even switching the PCB board that comes with the new battery because of the old one that has that extra wire (NTC). Though I think you could even do without that. 😊
Because most (especially newer) LiPo batteries only come with 2 wires (positive & negative terminal).
Hi there,
I have a player as describer in this video but have the same issue as you. Shame cause it was a pretty nice little player that I had given to our young son.
It broke after I plugged it into a usb wall socket charger. Now I am wondering if it was only meant to charge through a laptop and I shouldnt have used a random usb plug.
Did you fix the problem in the mean time?
@@healthyrootsstrongwings538 Hi,
What exactly happened ? Did the USB female socket break off the PCB or what ? 🤔
You can charge this device either via the USB port off your desktop or laptop computer or AC USB wall adapter (i.e. from your phone's charger). I'm not certain though about connecting the MP3 player to a smartphone or tablet for just charging or transferring music on or off the device. 🤔
What are the symptoms of your failure ?
PS: I have no issue with this MP3 Player. Everything is working fine. This is just a disassembly guide/tutorial. 🙄
Hello can I ask you some questions, how you it takes the gogear raga to be Fully charge because my mom has one and I want to use it again but I think the battery is broke because when I plug out the charger it automatically shuts down I hope you can help me
Hi,
I think you need to replace the battery sadly as it seems yours won't take a charge anymore. See the description of the video for a possible replacement. Good luck ! 🤔😶😏
Best Regards,
Hey ! Just saw your video... it gave me some hope about my old one.... i really don't know what happened to my one... it doesn't start but when i put a charger on it only show Philips and the screen tends to turn off and on for a couple of times... No sign of charging or what so ever.....
Just wanted to know if my one is completely dead or can be repaired
Hi,
On the basis of your description of the problem I reckon that just the battery is dead. So it could be repaired by just simply changing the latter. 🙄
Soldering skills required. 😃
Best Regards,
@@davidbolha thanks a lot for replying so fast... but the thing doesn't work if i don't put a charger on... the name only shows when i put the charger. For me now it's really difficult to find a battery here in Bangladesh.... what else can i do can you suggest me... please
@@nowshinhoque3613 Maybe that's a security feature of some sorts. Meaning that you need a working/flawless internal battery to use the player. Even when & or if by just connecting it to a 5 V power source (i.e. desktop computer, laptop, tablet, phone, power bank,...). 😕😞
But you can just first try using a 18650 battery as a prerequisite to see whether your symptom would change. 🙄
So... First disassemble the player.
Second, use a digital multimeter to check the voltage on the LiPO battery. Measure it coming after the LiPO's alloted PCB circuitry & before. So directly onto the battery's terminals. This way you'll see whether the battery is really the culprit of your problems or not. 🤕
If the battery is really dead, then we can assume that the battery's PCB circuitry is fine. So desolder the 3 points on the player's PCB circuitry. I mean the ones coming from the 3 wires from the battery. After that remove the small PCB circuitry that came with your original battery. Make note on which of the two contact points the LiPo battery's terminals go to. 🤔
Then you cut those two nickel tab strips coming from the battery. After that use a 18650 battery by connecting its respective terminals (plus & minus naturally) to the PCB circuitry of your original LiPo battery from the player. Here I mean connecting it to those 2 contact point to which those 2 nickel strips were spot welded onto. 😥
The safest way to establish the connection coming from the 18650 battery to the PCB circuitry's input battery terminals is by using 2 aligator clips. You add a small (i.e. neodymium) magnet to either side of the terminal of the 18650 battery. That way you safely avoid the risk of (possibly) exploding the 18650 battery if you'd have to directly solder wires onto its terminals. 😏
The other way is to use a 18650 plastic battery holder. But in this case you'd have to solder the two wires coming from the holder to the PCB circuitry's input battery terminals. Or again you'd employ aligator clips to establish the necessary connections. 🙄
You shouldn't connect the 18650 battery directly onto the player's PCB circuitry though. The risk of destroying the device is a possibility.
@@davidbolha thanks a ton man.... that was really kind of you. Thanks for your time. This is really helpful!!!! Stay blessed!!!
@@nowshinhoque3613 You're welcome ! 😆🖒
Likewise. 😉
My PC with windows 10 does not recognize my mp3 (same one as in this video). It starts, the "PHILIPS" shows up, then Gogear, then updating , and then an empty battery shows up. Its been like this for 4 hrs. I really want it to work but do not want to open it. Is there any other way I could fix it from my PC? Or do you think its a battery issue so I need to open it and change the battery?
Hi,
I'm afraid you will have to replace the battery sadly so opening the player up will not escape you. 🤔😕😑
Best Regards,
Thanks a lot dude
Thank you.
Hi,
You're very welcome. 😊
Best Regards,
RespectIVE places!
3 wires : black - red + blue thermistor
Yep. 😊💪
Hi, Great video.
The replacement battery you've linked only has two wires. Your video shows the original has three. The eBay battery does have an unused solder point. Do we add a wire to that point?
Lionel Mrocki Glad you liked it. 😊
That is correct, yes. No, I'd use a different trick. It's explained in the video below (at the given timestamp reference):
ruclips.net/video/WrNW6pchP_8/видео.html
@ 00:37:29 - 00:42:04
I should have mentioned it in this video, but it slipped my mind. 😶🙄
That's a thermistor connection. Although I've read that some of these non-genuine type batteries may not actually have the thermistor protection built in to them. In the vid you explain adding extra length to the wires for ease of assembly, but I'm still unclear. Do we add the third wire?
Lionel Mrocki You can try with or without the NTC wire. I personally would swap the PCBs. 🙄
Thanks, i had my old mp3 player, it won't turn on, so I tried to open it, I would have never know the screw inside the display.
Hi,
Hey sure thing ! Glad it helped. 😏👌
Best Regards,
Nice
Hi David, I struggle with used memory reset. I deleted all files but USED memory is still full. Typical RESET does not work. I do not see any reset function on software. Do you know if I disconnect battery for some time then USED memory will be reset to zero? Thanks in advance.
Hi,
Well did you just try manually removing (i.e. deleting) the files off the player ? 🤔
Do you have the Hold Switch turned on ? Maybe that is giving you problems with not resetting. Hopefully it is not broken or permanently set in the ON position.
Huh... I doubt that will work as the information is stored on the EEPROM chip. So even if you would disconnect the power I doubt it would make any change. 😶😕
Best Regards,
@@davidbolha Cool! Best joke of the day... I actually found functional key to repair folders. Unfortunately all files have been deleted, but I reloaded those.
I have same one but it's not starting by holding power button
Hi,
Then 2 scenarios are possible - dead switch (doubtful) or faulty battery. The latter you can check for voltage with a digital multimeter. 🤔😏
I have same ipod and i got battery issues please sugest me how to repair it... please bro...😢
Hi,
What in particular is wrong ? What are the symptoms ? 🤔
Best Regards,
Thanks a lot bro but can u plz make another video on changing its charging socket to usb socket
Hi,
Sorry, but I don't know what you mean exactly. The player has a USB (charging & data) socket. Just that it is the older one (USB Mini Type). 😶
Hi, I had charging issues with my GoGear SA1942 4Gb. I tried to repair it by using Device Manager. There was a power interruption to PC during repair. From then on, the PC and device manager stopped recognising the player. It will only recognise when connected with menu button pressed but repair is failing. When I switch to update mode the device manager stops detecting the player. It is not allowing me to update. Is there a way to connect it in update mode?Is there a way to trick the device manager to stay connected, when switched to update mode? or Have you got the firmware file for this device? Please help. Many thanks in advance.
Hi,
Sad to hear that. 🤔😕
But what specific charging issues did you have with the player ? Is the battery still ok ? Maybe it needs to be replaced... 🤔😕
You could try *"hard resetting"* the player that might help you with your issue. Sadly I don't know how this might be done. On different brand & model players you'd have to like hold down two buttons to achieve this. Like maybe the Power & Up Arrow button. You could try different combinations to see if the player behaves any differently then before. 🤔
Perhaps it would be still better to contact Philips's Technical Support & ask them if this player does have a secret menu or Hard Reset mode (& how to access it).
No, unfortunately I don't have the firmware for this player or even know how to make a "dump" off mine. 😕
Best Regards,
@@davidbolha Thank you very much for your reply. It may be battery issue. But now sadly it is bricked. Thanks again. Kind regards
I wanna buy it, where can I buy it?
Hi,
Try your local internet flea market maybe ? That or eBay. 🤔
Best Regards,
Don't do that.
How to input songs
Hi,
You copy them onto the player via USB cable. 🙄
Hi, i have sa2rga02k/94 go gear raga but when i plug it in my laptop.It charges automatically but my laptop doesn't show raga.
Using windows 10.
Updated all driver,used virtual xp but nothing works.
Can you help me in this?
Hi,
Have you tried resetting the player ? 🤔
Best Regards,
@@davidbolha yes,done all things which are on Google.
@@siddharth1610 Did you try using a different USB cable too ?
Because the data pins could be broken or smudged. 🙄
@@davidbolhayeah, using new usb cable. Now it is working fine.
Thanks, for your help.
@@siddharth1610 You're welcome. 😊😆🖒