Cant upgrade MicroPhoto Firmware! Won't detect pla

I have noticed that my firmware on my Zen MicroPhoto is not the latest, so I donwloaded the latest one and it, when I run it it does not detect the player? It comes up with the "Please connect your player message".
Please help!
P.S Is there anyway to safely disconnect the Player without turning off my P.C?

Jason-CL wrote:Are you using WMP or WMP0? Does the player works fine in the first place such as syncing audio tracks?Jason
Jason,
I am having the same problem with my microphoto. I contacted customer support because my player freezes up when I try to use the FM radio. They told me to upgrade some firmware to see if that helped. I downloaded the firmware to my computer. When trying to do the upgrade.. I get the message "your player is not connected...please connect your player". I am using WMP 0 and otherwise have no problem syncing audio tracks. In fact one time after getting the message... I downloaded some more music so in my mind my player is connected :smileytongue: but I am very non savvy bout these things and would appreciate any help.

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I've seen a couple of threads on this topic, and I'd like to submit my own.
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I understand that you are unable to upgrade two of your Pink Floyd albums that are available for purchase as iTunes Plus music. I'm sorry for this trouble.
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I'm sorry you ran into an error when you tried to upgrade your iTunes library. This error was caused by a temporary issue with the iTunes Store that should be resolved now. Please check the iTunes Store again. All features should be working well.
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No, I'm afraid you don't understand.. I can't try to download the iTunes Plus versions of my Pink Floyd albums Dark Side of the Moon and Animals because the iTunes Plus Library Upgrade says I have nothing to upgrade.
Why is it telling me this when I have the two albums in the protected 128 kbps format, which I bought from the iTunes store only months ago? Is there a cookie I need to reset somewhere, or is this an iTunes Server issue? Why isn't 'Upgrade My Library' recognizing these two albums?
If you can't solve the issue and allow me to upgrade, would you instead credit my account for the full price of both iTunes Plus albums I'm having trouble with?
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I understand you tried to upgrade your iTunes Library and all but "Pink Floyd albums Dark Side of the Moon and Animals," were upgraded. I know how frustrating this can be and I would be happy to assist you.
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