What version does this refer

When you go into recovery mode, the first line says:
Creative Zen Micro v0.0.58.
What version is this referring to It can't be the firmware, since my firmware comes up as .02.05.
Thanks,
CityRoamer

du musst versuchen die firmware von einem anderen pc aus zu installieren. ich hatte heute genau das gleiche problem. der player hat sich beim upgraden aufgeh?ngt und dann war nur die halbe firmware drauf. du musst die firmware l?schen bevor du die neue von einem anderen pc l?dst. das doofe ist nur, dass der player an meinem pc nicht richtig erkannt wird, im ger?tmanager von win xp steht zwar der player drin, aber ich kann weder ?ber den windows explorer, media player 0 oder eben media source organizer auf den player zugreifen. schlie?e ich den player nun an dem anderen pc an, wird der creative sofort erkannt. windows media player 0 will ihn sofort mit musik f?ttern und auch ?ber den windows explorer ist er nun per drag&drop bef?llbar. ich habe mittlerweile schon mein komplettes system neuinstalliert, aber auch das hat nichts gebracht. ich wei? nicht mehr was ich machen soll und warum der player nur an meinem pc nicht mehr funktionieren will. wenn er kaputt w?re oder so, dann w?rde er ja auch nicht an dem anderen pc funktionieren.

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