Rio Audio Forge manual Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Select the Removable Disk X or Player X icon

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Rio Forge

Why does my Rio Forge experience errors after I unplug the USB cable?

•Removing a Mass Storage Class (MSC) compatible Rio player from a USB connection prior to ejecting, stopping, or otherwise closing communication between the player and the computer may result in a corrupting the player's file system.

e.g. All tracks, although different, are assigned the same name; the player will not power off; etc.

To eject or stop an MSC compatible Rio player please follow the instructions applicable to your computer's operating system:

Windows 98 SE

1Double-click My Computer on the Windows Desktop.

2Locate the Removable Disk (X:) or Player (X:) icon that is associated with the player. (X: equals the drive letter assigned to the Rio player.)

3Right-click the Removable Disk (X:) or Player (X:) icon.

4Click Eject.

Windows ME

1Double-click the Unplug or Eject Hardware icon on the Windows taskbar.

2Select USB Disk.

3Click Stop.

4Select the Removable Disk (X:) or Player (X:) icon.

5Click OK.

Windows 2000

1Double-click the Unplug or Eject Hardware icon on the Windows taskbar.

2Select USB Mass Storage Device.

3Click Stop.

4Select the Player USB Device icon.

5Click OK.

Windows XP

1Double-click the Safely Remove Hardware icon on the Windows taskbar.

2Select USB Mass Storage Device.

3Click Stop.

4Select the Player MSC USB Device icon.

5Click OK.

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Contents Page Package Contents Copyright/TrademarksTable of Contents Help Glossary of Digital Audio TermsWelcome ChapterLearning More Tour of the Rio Forge CenterEarphones Optional Memory Card Menu Mode Player ModeLCD Overview Time Code View Date ViewTrack Format View Play ScreensFM Radio Store Preset FM Radio Preset Preset Stations Preset Scroll Indicator Current FrequencyFM Radio Manual Frequency Scale Current FrequencyBasic Connections BatteryEarphones Additional Accessories Rio Approved External Memory CardsSoftware Setup Software SetupWindows Rio Music Manager ITunes MacClick iTunes Plug-in Basic Operations Basic OperationsCopy Tracks Copying Tracks with Rio Music ManagerTrack Type Technique Select Edit, Invert SelectionTransfer Tracks File type TechniqueTransferring Tracks using Windows Explorer Double-clickRio Forge X or Removable DiskITunes Control the Player Volume +Forward and Reverse Play Music Play Music Play All AlbumArtist Select Play MusicGenre TrackYear New MusicPlaylist Spoken WordFM Recordings Rio Forge 256 and 512 Only Select Play Music Select Spoken WordFM Tuner FM ControlPreset Store PresetManual Advanced Features Advanced FeaturesBookmarks Select BookmarksSelect SetSettings Shuffle PlaybackRepeat Equalizer Select EqualizerBattery PowerPwr Save Resume TimecodeBacklight DisplayContrast Select Set Time, Set Date, or Time Mode options Time ModeTime Set TimeLanguage DeutschFrançais EspañolFM Tuner FM Stereo ModeRegion Lock Setup Select Lock SetupVolume CenterUTF-8 TagsShift-JIS Select FM Record Select Start or Stop, Playback, or Delete FM Record Rio Forge 256 and 512 OnlyPlayback Select Stopwatch StopwatchAverage Lap Time Lap Difference About Select Player or StoragePlayer StorageTroubleshooting Customer Service InformationFrequently Asked Questions Question AnswerLocate Computer Management Local and click Disk Management Click Change Drive Letter and PathsRio Forge Right-click the Removable Disk X or Player X icon Click FormatWindows 98 SE Windows MESelect the Removable Disk X or Player X icon WindowsInstalling the update PC Downloading the updateInstalling the update Mac Glossary of Digital Audio Terms BassBitrate CodecFirmware GainID3 Tags Mass Storage ClassSynchronize Rip and EncodeTreble ECC, FCC, and Industry Canada Compliance Statement of ComplianceFederal Communications Commission FCC Industry CanadaSafety Index WMA 44,52 USA Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page