PD 1600,Missing Setup.exe

Hi
I recently reformatted my HP Pocket Media Drive without saving the PMD Folder. So now have lost my Setup.exe file.
My drive is useless now as I can't access it in any way.
Please help, is there any way to get this file as HP has told me I am S.O.L.
Thank you in advance
Markysvette

No Setup is required to make the PMD work, thie setup is either for the Backup program or a little applet to help crete folders for Media Center.The PMD can work out of the box with Windows USB drivers only.
When the PMD is connected, are you getting anything any indication in the task bar in the Safely Remove icon? You might need to go to Control Panel/Administrative Tools/Computer Management/Disk Management to see how your computer is dealing with the PMD. Sometimes there might be a second disk trying to get the same Drive letter.
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