Verbatim USB drive "Unsupported"
#1
03-24-2009, 09:57 PM
Verbatim USB drive "Unsupported" (fixed)
Learn by experience, I suppose (and by expenditure).
I stopped by Office Max today and bought an 8GB Verbatim pen drive on sale for $23, minus a $10 coupon I had.
I loaded a couple gig of MP3s, and the stereo displayed the dreaded "Unsupported", equivalent to Mr. Gates' BSD.
I tried removing the executable they have for setting up a secure partition, to no avail.
I stopped by Office Max today and bought an 8GB Verbatim pen drive on sale for $23, minus a $10 coupon I had.
I loaded a couple gig of MP3s, and the stereo displayed the dreaded "Unsupported", equivalent to Mr. Gates' BSD.
I tried removing the executable they have for setting up a secure partition, to no avail.
Last edited by CBX; 03-25-2009 at 11:20 AM.
#2
03-25-2009, 12:55 AM
Learn by experience, I suppose (and by expenditure).
I stopped by Office Max today and bought an 8GB Verbatim pen drive on sale for $23, minus a $10 coupon I had.
I loaded a couple gig of MP3s, and the stereo displayed the dreaded "Unsupported", equivalent to Mr. Gates' BSD.
I tried removing the executable they have for setting up a secure partition, to no avail.
I guess it's back to Sandisk or Toshiba pen drives for me!
I stopped by Office Max today and bought an 8GB Verbatim pen drive on sale for $23, minus a $10 coupon I had.
I loaded a couple gig of MP3s, and the stereo displayed the dreaded "Unsupported", equivalent to Mr. Gates' BSD.
I tried removing the executable they have for setting up a secure partition, to no avail.
I guess it's back to Sandisk or Toshiba pen drives for me!
you might have to change the format it is using.
not to familiar with it though. do a search.
a few people had this problem and i think they changed
the format of the usb and it worked.
#4
03-25-2009, 09:42 AM
I think the problem may be with the MP3 file rather than the USB drive. Check owners manual for compatible files (p.137/8). My Ativa 2 GB, bought on sale at Office Depot works fine, but I had to convert files downloaded from itunes to play on Fit audio system. Manual also notes that "devices with security lockout features etc." will not work.
#5
03-25-2009, 10:20 AM
Thanks for the ideas.
It is FAT32, same as two other brands of USB drives which work fine, using my existing MP3 files and file/folder structure.
edit; I renamed the volume from ten characters to eight, did a quick format (FAT32 again) and it works now.
It is FAT32, same as two other brands of USB drives which work fine, using my existing MP3 files and file/folder structure.
edit; I renamed the volume from ten characters to eight, did a quick format (FAT32 again) and it works now.
Last edited by CBX; 03-25-2009 at 11:18 AM. Reason: Update
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