Zen Micro Driver Problem

Hey guys,
I have a 6GB Zen Micro and I'm able to view it in My Computer. I can manually drag-and-drop music files onto the device through "My Computer" but I am unable to copy my music onto my computer.
I've tried installing all drivers for my device to no avail. I've heard that there's a problem with Windows Media and that you have to rollback to 0, but I'm using RealPlayer.
I'm using these drivers:
Creative ZEN and Jukebox Driver 2.0.00 (.86 MB)
Creative Zen and Jukebox Driver Upgrade version .30.03 (.3 MB)
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
Tom

If you are running Windows 98 SE . . .
Windows 98 SE does not recognize the Zen Micro until its Windows 98 SE
drivers and firmware are installed and that has to be done on a machine running
XP (or one of the other newer operation systems.)
Once I enstalled its Windows 98 SE drivers and firmware via a machine running
XP, my machine - running Windows 98SE - had no problems recognizing it or its
software.
PS.
If you download upgrades from Creative's site make sure that you are
downloading programs that are for Windows 98 SE (there is an operating
system field - make sure it says Windows 98 SE.) Those drivers and firmare
will need XP for installation but will be recognized by a machine running
Windows 98 SE after they are installed. There is no need for XP with the
application software - they will install on Windows 98 SE without problems.
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`Message Edited by tmp on 02-03-2006 05:0 PM

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