I Need Help for My Samsung YP-U3 That Won't Turn On
The Samsung YP-U3 portable media player won PC Magazine Editor's Choice in 2007 for its size, design and affordability. Flash player owners can typically troubleshoot and resolve product problems with ease. The Samsung YP-U3 works with the Windows XP and Vista operating systems.
The Samsung YP-U3 portable media player won PC Magazine Editor's Choice in 2007 for its size, design and affordability. Flash player owners can typically troubleshoot and resolve product problems with ease.
Windows Compatibility
The Samsung YP-U3 works with the Windows XP and Vista operating systems. After plugging the player into your computer's USB port and clicking on "My Computer," the player should show up in the "Devices with Removable Storage" area.
Battery Check
To check the player's battery, you plug it into a USB port on your computer. A message should appear on the player's screen that the battery is charging. After the battery finishes charging, you can unplug the player and turn it on.
- The Samsung YP-U3 portable media player won PC Magazine Editor's Choice in 2007 for its size, design and affordability.
- To check the player's battery, you plug it into a USB port on your computer.
Reset the MP3 Player
On the left side of the player, you will see a "Hold" switch. Sliding it toward the arrow and then pushing down on the "User" and "Power" buttons at the same time should reset the player.
Turn Screen Display On
Turning on the screen display also requires plugging the flash player into your computer. After that, you would go to "Settings" and "Time" and turn "Display On." Ensure that the "Hold" button remains pushed away from the arrow during this procedure, and the screen should light up.
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