Media center of Nomad Jukebox

Hi,
I have lost my installation CD of my MP3 player and I can't find it on the Creative site. I have looked almost everywhere but whenever I think I found the right file it doesn't work. If somebody knows where I can find the media center (or if I can use my Jukebox Zen directly in the Windows Explorer as for the Zen micro) this would be realy usefull.
Thanks

We suffered a major house fire thanksgiving night '05. one of the few things that survi'ved the fire with the tiniest bit of smoke damage was my nomad jukebox 2 (i had it near my bed so i could to it listen at night) but the usb cable as well as my installation cd were destroyed. i found a replacement usb cable from my local electronic store and i had a spare power pack i used for powering my nomad while on the road. only thing i couldn't seem to do was move my files from the njb2 back to a pc.
i've been looking for a replacement for mediacenter, plugins etc. since dec and it seemed nothing i tried worked 00 percent. i needed to recover the nearly 20 gigs (the only mp3's i had left) of a vast collection of old time radio programs as well as some music files i had stored in the njb2. i could see the files find and could load files from pc to the nomad back not vice versa.
i halfheartedly read this post and found the mentioned files. out of desperation i thought i'd try more time to fully access the files of the nomad.
imagine my surprise when tonight - after nearly 2 months of trying, i could finally move my precious mp3s from my nomad back onto a laptop so i can burn them to dvds for archiving.
omg - THANK YOU!!! Thank you sooo much for giving me back a bit of joy when it was needed most.

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