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Hi. That problem means can't detect your hardisk device. Try to open your CPU then check up data cable and power cable of hardisk for loose wiring ,burn or defective cable and fix or change it. then try to boot again.
This depends on the operating system in use. to rebot, click on start on the bottom left hand coner of your monitor, click on turn off computer, click on restart or press r on keyboard. Sit back and watch the computer completely shut down and turn on again
Three finger salute aka hold down CTRL and ALT and then press the Delete key. That will either bring up task manager where you can select reboot or it will just reboot if you press it again (depends on os version)
Hold down the power button.
Depending on your model there may also be a reboot button that you can poke. It is usualy hidden on the bottom somewhere.
First reset it to turn it off then do this: First, back up all of your music and do this: Turn off the player and disconnect it from the computer. Then press and hold the play/puse button and turn it on simultaneously. The player should be in recovery mode. Scroll down and select format (all) and let it format. Then reload all of music back onto your player and it should work like new. Hope this helps!
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