It's not very old- five months or so.

> I didnt read all the posts before I replied....but, why not 
>try using one of the two Neuros sync programs to reload
> it rather than just try and copy?  I've done this...just 
>copied....using the older flash based units and it works 
>fine, but not with one using a large disk.  You are aware
>of the Neruos provided program...plus the other freeware 
>one...I assume?  I dont have the names because they
> reside on my laptop that I dont have with me right now

I suppose it's worth a try.  I haven't tried it yet because
historically it takes several times as long as just copying
the data "manually", so to speak.

I actually sent it back to Neuros and the were "unable
to duplicate the problem".  Since I have been able to
duplicate the error message on two different computers,
that leads me to believe that they just didn't copy
enough data to see it (I usually see the problem after
upwards to 4 GB have been copied- sometimes as
little as 3 or as many as 7.)

If it comes down to it, I may either buy a replacement
HD and swap it out or wait until the Neuros 3 comes
out and trade it in (if they do the same kind of trade
program they did with the Neuros 2).  I bought a
Neuros on ebay and it did NOT go well.

Mike H.

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