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Support and General Use => Hardware => Topic started by: Joergen on March 14, 2021, 05:14:47 AM
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Hi,
I found a still working Archos Jukebox 6000 at home with Rockbox software on it.
How can I get access to the Jukebox under Windows 10? I canĀ“t find a working USB driver. Most pages I found refer to viruses etc.
The Rockbox software is not responsible for windows access, or?
Any HELP would be great. :)
Thanks
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It's a standard mass storage USB device. no driver needed.
BTW, It helps to read the manual: https://download.rockbox.org/release/3.15/rockbox-archosplayer-3.15.pdf
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Dear Speachy,
thanks for your answer. I thought the same, but Windows 10 will not install the right driver, therefore I think I need a extra driver.
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thanks for your answer. I thought the same, but Windows 10 will not install the right driver, therefore I think I need a extra driver.
What is the error/warning that Windows is reporting? (see the details of that mass storage device)
Does the jukebox boot up at all?
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It's a standard mass storage USB device. no driver needed.
Not true for all Archos devices: see this post https://forums.rockbox.org/index.php/topic,3912.msg30361.html#msg30361 From checking with Wikipedia the Jukebox 6000 is one of those USB 1.1 devices. Given the age of that device (and assuming that the driver doesn't exist in 64bit) I guess you're out of luck. Linux does ship a driver (ums-isd200), but for Windows 10 I guess you're out of luck (at least I haven't heard about a driver compatible with Win10.)
You could use a VM running Linux to tunnel access to the player ...