Common Error Messages - Western Digital WDAVN00B User Manual

Common Error Messages

If this message appears
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Hard drive cannot aggregate.
No storage present.
Media Library requires more storage
space: [XXXMB]
Please turn off journaling on the
attached storage's file system for the
media player to compile the media
library.
Unable to compile media library on
read-only storage.
Unable to compile media library. Please
check your storage setting.
Unrecognized storage.
Question XX: WD USB HDD
Trouble Shooting
CONTENT PLAYBACK
This folder is empty.
Perform this action
There are different conditions under which this error
message may appear. The message will specify the
issue. For example, not enough space is used on the
storage or a journaled file system.
Attach the USB device that contains your media files.
1. Eject and disconnect the USB device from the HD
media player.
2. Connect the USB device to your computer and
delete unnecessary files to meet the required
storage space.
3. Attach the USB device to the HD media player
again.
1. Eject and disconnect the USB device from the HD
media player.
2. Connect the USB device to your Apple computer
and disable the journaling function. Refer to the
Apple Help for information.
3. Attach the USB device to the HD media player
again.
1. Eject and disconnect the USB device from the HD
media player.
2. Connect the USB device to your computer and
make sure the read-only protection is disabled.
3. Attach the USB device to the HD media player
again.
1. Eject and disconnect the USB device from the HD
media player.
2. Connect the USB device to your computer and
<what action should be taken here?>
3. Attach the USB device to the HD media player
again.
The USB device model is not supported. Use another
USB device.
This indicates a system diagnostic failure. Contact WD
Technical Support for assistance.
There are no supported media files in the selected
folder. Select another folder that contains media files
of the correct format.
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