Play mode switch

I am pretty sure I know the answer to this, but I thought I'd ask anyway.
I have a first generation shuffle. I'm not sure how it happened, but I just noticed today that my play mode switch (to toggle between playing songs in order or shuffled) is loose and it is now stuck in shuffle mode. I'm the type who prefers to listen to songs in the order I put them in, so you can see how this would be a problem for me :P
Is there any way to fix this? There's nothing else wrong with it so I'd hate to have to get a new one just because of this, but I'm thinking I would have to if I want that functionality back.
Thanks!

frozenstorm59 wrote:
<slaps forehead> Oops, my bad.. I meant second generation shuffle. For some odd reason, I spaced out and thought that the second generation shuffle was the "new" colored shuffles since I got mines (as a gift) when there was only the silver ones.
Sorry!
No biggie: http://www.ifixit.com/Guide/iPod/iPod-Shuffle-2nd-Generation/Disassembly/100/1/
Note: refurb 2nd Gen shuffles at online Apple Store are $49+tax
HOWEVER... IF yours is less than 1 year old, you can get it replaced under warranty.

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OIk, checked a feew things. Firstly, it had a shared IRQ after I installed the intel chipset stuff. I went ahead and moved the card to another slot, it reassigned as IRQ 4 in the bios, and 22 in the OS. Still plays system sounds, and WMP, but no creative or Musicmatch.
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When the system was first reinstalled, the selector had all choices, including modem, and SB XCCO listed. I have no idea why they disappeared, but I think it was when the Intel Bus installed on the same IRQ, after upgrading the chipset drivers and installing the USB hub. It must have overwritten a file somewhere. Where? I don't know. IF I do happen to find a solution to this I will make sure and post it, as I know there are a couple of other people here having this problem, and there hasn't been an answer posted for it yet that I am aware of. Any pointers in any direction may help.
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I have a SB X-fi Xtreme Gamer, and the retail CD installation dont work longer since i
now have got myself windows 7
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Thank you for the feedback, but actually I mean this feature:
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I like keeping it on "random".
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Ok, great, it plays. But it only plays the first disc worth. I want it to continue to the next one.
In iTunes, you can create a new playlist. You do so by clicking the + (plus) sign at the bottom left corner of the iTunes window (or from the File menu). Name the playlist appropriately. Put all the songs you want (in this case the songs in this collection) in the playlist, by dragging and dropping them (to the playlist) from the main iTunes music library. After syncing the iPod, instead of playing the album, play the playlist.
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I think creating playlists is the answer. Then you'll get your favorite songs.
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I recently ran across an issue which is documented in this thread:
http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=soundblaster&message.id=53809
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I have created a quick fix for the lack of mode switching options currently available. I would like to program something more feature rich in C, but for now VBScript is better than nothing. If we don't get a leg up from Creative, it may be a while as I will have to look into reverse engineering the software. This would require learning some new skills on my part.
These scripts work by loading the Creative Audio Console and pushing the appropriate keystrokes to change the mode. It is a dirty way to get the job done, but until more is known about how to change modes through CTXFISPI.EXE these scripts will have to do.
I am releasing these scripts under a BSD licence, which appears at the end of this message. Kinda silly for such small blocks of code, but it's there more to cover my assets with the legal disclaimer than anything else.
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You could also add them to a script which switches to game mode, runs your game, and then switches back to entertainment mode.
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And once again, if anyone can assist in determining how to coax CTXFISPI.EXE into switching modes, this will take things a long way to creating 3rd party mode switching software which meets the goals of my original post in this thread.
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WshShell.SendKeys("{UP}" )
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----- Start Of "Game Mode.vbs" -----
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----- End Of "Audio Creation Mode.vbs" -----
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I have the X-FI XtremeMusic. My system specs are these:
Athlon 64 3700+ (Clawhammer)
Asus K8V Deluxe (Bios 0)
Windows XP Professional Sp
Corsair 024mb PC3200 RAM
ATI X800 Pro
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I have loaded the software that was on the installation CD's twice now. The only apps I have available are the Media Player and the Organizer.
I'm not getting any other apps to load. The mode switching is nowhere to be found.
Any help in getting the remaining mediasource apps and mode switching to install would be appreciated.Message Edited by marlue on 0-4-2005 05:39 PM

I sorted out this issue. I downloaded and installed the driver and audio console updates from the Creative download page and all is well.

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