CONNECTING CREATIVE ZEN TO PC - FINAL SOLUTIO

Hi everybody
after 2 hours i finally solved the problem and i will explain how. I had problem connecting the creative zen 4gb with pc, i tried soooooo many times installing and unistalling and i finally solved in this way.
first of all download this driver:?
http://www.megafileupload.com/en/fil...evice-rar.htmlhttp://www.megafileupload.com/en/fil...evice-rar.html? --------> THANKS TO SIMO
copy all in the windows folder and overwite everYthing if ask. then unistall your windows media player (every version) and install again.
i had windows media player , i unistalled and then install, put my creative zen on usb...and voila' it worksssssssssss.
i hope u will solved.
regards.
Message Edited by cellulafantasma on 06-26-2008 2:20 AM

Not saying this is a bad post, but i helped me NADA.
So, i did this instead, and that solved it smoothly:
http://forums.creative.com/showthread.php?t==27477
-Good Luck!

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