Insignia NS-DA2G problem

need drivers for windows 7 for Insignia NS-DA2G 2 GB MP3 Player

the solution is to plug it in your pc then go my computer,and look for removable disk...then select the songs you want to delete and delete them!!!

If you search the web, you can see places that have the USB cable for your player on sale. Here's one:

http://www.buy.com/prod/coiled-usb-cable-for-the-insignia-ns-da2g-sport-with-power-hot-sync/q/loc/111/208241062.html

Once you're able to charge your player, post back with another question regarding the list of Preset songs.

Please get it here : www.retrevo.com > MP3 Players > Insignia MP3 Players
www.manualnguide.com/manual/insignia-mp3-driver.../page/2/
Regards, Jay

If you wish to remove all of the music from your device, follow these steps

1. Press the Menu button
2. Select "settings"
3. Select "system"
4. Select "erase all"

If you wish to remove certain songs but not all, Insignia recommends using Best Buy Rhapsody to manage the files on your device. The program recognizes the MP3 player and Files can be dragged between your MP3 player and Rhapsody. Even tho this perticular model is discontinued, they still have the manual online. Go to the website and put the Model number in and click the appropriate model(it shows NS-DA1G and NS-DA2G). The next page has all the manuals and information you should need

This player does not allow multiple sync parters to prevent piracy. If you are syncing it to a new computer you must re-initialize the player and erase the songs.

Wish the News was Cheerier.

Regards, Ron

There are two different solutions for erasing select files from your Insignia player:

Sync Solution - If you have been using a music service like Rhapsody, Best Buy Digital Music Service, or WMP10, you can connect the player while in Sync mode (switchable in the USB preferences on the players setup menu), open the software, find the Insignia player, open the players song list, and delete tracks that you don't desire.

File & Folder Solution - This is just like navigating your hard drive. Connect the Insignia player when in File & Folder mode, open the drive (should be on your desktop or in your device list under My Computer), and delete what you don't want the same as if it were on your computer.

First check the battery to make sure it's in correctly. Remove the back panel to do this and look for the contacts. Make sure they align correctly with the contacts on the battery.

Try depressing the reset button which is next to the HOLD switch for about 5-10 seconds.

Attempt to power up the device on its own. If it powers up then try clearing all data and resetting to default.

Connect the device to a PC and see if it connects. Perform a full formatting to FAT-32 (or FAT-16). Eject and disconnect the device after the formatting is completed. Atempt to power on the unit on its own.

If all works you can try to load one song and see if it'll play. If yes, then use as normal.

I called insignia. An extremely rude cust. service rep. told me that the player doesn't work with itunes playlists and is ONLY mac compat. as a storage device.

What a crap answer! I actually can get songs on the thing and they play, but playlists are a lost cause.

Sometimes technology sucks.......

you just go into ur mp3 and in your setings it will ask u to deleat all songs and u say yes then u just put the songs u want back in