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Path is too Deep error message with MP3 Player

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Lomax_UK | 03:13 Mon 17th Apr 2006 | Technology
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My MP3 Player has suddenly decided that it doesn't want to have anymore files on it despite having loads of space. I had accepted the fact that it installed itself as a disk drive instead of a MTP Device like it should have, but without changing anything at all, whenever I try to copy any files onto the player the error message comes up saying that "the path is too deep". I've looked it up on google and seems to be a generic hardware problem, when attached, a generic volume shows up but I can't find a new driver for it. Also file character length is not an issue, already tried one character length file name

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How many folders have you got on the drive? Are all your files just in the root folder, i.e. / or [drive letter]:/ ?
What capacity (in MB or GB) is the player and how many files have you got on the player? There is often a 99 limit on the number of files or folders.
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Yeah there's a few folders, but I can add files using another computer in where it installs as a MTP Device. The songs are seperated in folders named after the albums.
Which version of Windows are you using?

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