Twinspin
29-05-2011, 11:14 AM
My Denon HD-2500 has had this problem and ive managed to fix it.
Tools required
Denon Music Manager
http://www.denondj.com/firmware.aspx?ProductId=80
FAT32 Format:
http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/guiformat.exe
Step 1. Link your HD2500 to your computer with a USB Cable then press the red source button and select from that menu PC.
Step 2. Go to my computer on your pc there should be an external hardisk showing there thats looks like its corrupted so you will need to format it.
Format directly to FAT32
Step 1 - Install FAT32 Format and then select the denon internal hardisk. then format it if the drive shows up in there. Mine didnt.
If the drive doesnt show. I did it this way.
Step 1 Go to Start, Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Computer Management/ Disk Management
Step 2 Look for the internal denon hardisk in there. If it doesnt show then the hardisk will probably need replacing. Mine did show up here as a volume that was not working so i right clicked on the drive and deleted the volume.
so it shows unallocated space.
Step 3. I formatted the drive to NTFS to get it working again in windows and showing up in the FAT32 format tool.
Step 4. Format it back to FAT32 using the tool.
copy your music back onto the drive and then select the drive in denon music manager create a new database and it should be job done.
Mine is working properly now ive had music running off the internal drive. I run it for about 3 hours or so
Tools required
Denon Music Manager
http://www.denondj.com/firmware.aspx?ProductId=80
FAT32 Format:
http://www.ridgecrop.demon.co.uk/guiformat.exe
Step 1. Link your HD2500 to your computer with a USB Cable then press the red source button and select from that menu PC.
Step 2. Go to my computer on your pc there should be an external hardisk showing there thats looks like its corrupted so you will need to format it.
Format directly to FAT32
Step 1 - Install FAT32 Format and then select the denon internal hardisk. then format it if the drive shows up in there. Mine didnt.
If the drive doesnt show. I did it this way.
Step 1 Go to Start, Control Panel / Administrative Tools / Computer Management/ Disk Management
Step 2 Look for the internal denon hardisk in there. If it doesnt show then the hardisk will probably need replacing. Mine did show up here as a volume that was not working so i right clicked on the drive and deleted the volume.
so it shows unallocated space.
Step 3. I formatted the drive to NTFS to get it working again in windows and showing up in the FAT32 format tool.
Step 4. Format it back to FAT32 using the tool.
copy your music back onto the drive and then select the drive in denon music manager create a new database and it should be job done.
Mine is working properly now ive had music running off the internal drive. I run it for about 3 hours or so