Creative jukebox zen usb2.0 sk

Hi
I was wondering if anyone has come across anywhere selling skins similar to the ipod skin for the creative jukebox zen usb2.0.
I know this may be unlikely as it is an older model but worth a try. The leather type cover which comes with it it quite bulky and i've finally got fed up with it.
Cheers

Boy, did I have this problem recently, lol!
I don't know where you li've, but I had to buy mine online from the UK.
You didn't mention what type of Zen you have (I have the Zen Touch) but I got my skin from
I-nique. Check out their website at: www.i-nique.co.uk

It comes in 3 colours (I chose Jet Black)
In regards to the carrying case (which is different from the skin, as I understand it), I picked up one from Erwincomp in New Jersey. Their site is at www.erwincomp.com.

Good luck!

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I have the same problem. But when i try to installl it it says he is missing an .nfo file.
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I have Windows XP SP2
I have the newst firmware on it.
Can somebody help me with this because it's annoying not to put any new music on your mp3 player.
I never experienced this before even after formatting my HD.
Almost the same problem as fritzm but not completely because het gets an different error.
I have installed the CD but that doesnt work either.
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Hiya,
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The firmware update only works on a windows XP machine.
you also need to have Windows media player 0 installed
you must not have windows media player or windows media player runtime lurking in your windows XP add/remove programmes bit on the control panel.
if you do have WMP first remove it ( roll back) then re-boot, then remove windows media player runtime ( rioll back) and re-boot.
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Check again to make sure that windows media player and windows media player runtime are not in the add/rmove programs.
Back up everything on the player, all music, playlists and data files.
update the firmware.
if it stalls part way, like it did for me the last time i updated a Zen Xtra ( last weekend -installing a new motherboard ) dont panic.
it will go to rescue mode, close the firmware update, the player will go to rescue mode, then re-satart the update, on the zen xtra, slect re-load OS then on the firmware update click on English. then slect re-load os on the player.
make sure that the player is fully charged, and that the mains charger is also attached.
just out of interest, when you remove the front panel on your zen xtra to get to the battery, does the headphone jack ( visable through a hole in the top right) have a blob of red paint on

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