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Here are all the drivers and software associated with it: Xtra&subCatName=MP3 Players&CatName=Entertainment+Devices+%2f+MP3+Players&VARSET=prodfaq:PRODFAQ9288,VARSET=CategoryID:948 Or this link if the other truncates itself too badly: Down at the bottom of the page is a box titled Manual Selection. Under the second dropdown, pick Windows Vista (whatever bit your Win7 is) and click on Submit.

This will show all the Vista drivers. You might try installing them; if they don't install natively, try Compatibility Mode. Expand each description first and read them to see if you think they'll work for you. I had a Zen Touch, and never got the drivers to work for it in Win7, but it was recognized in Explorer and I could just drag the songs over to the folder on it that the songs were stored (It has since bit the dust, so I can't name for sure the folder that held them).

Good luck with it. I have a feeling you'll need it.

Main article: These models appear as a to the operating system so that the device can be accessed like any other removable disk, a for example. Older MuVo devices and all Jukebox models use a custom protocol named PDE ( Portable Digital Entertainment, a Creative internal device designation) that requires the installation of drivers before the device can be recognised by the operating system. Creative's foray into the MP3 player market began with the Creative NOMAD, a rebranded Yepp YP-D40 player with 64 of solid-state memory. Connection.

Creative Nomad Jukebox Driver

Creative NOMAD 1.1 connection. Creative NOMAD II - Included FM radio and 64MB of memory via bundled Smart Media card.

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No internal memory. Creative NOMAD IIc - Same appearance as Nomad II, but with no FM radio and 64MB or 128MB internal memory. Creative NOMAD II MG. Creative NOMAD MuVo. Creative NOMAD MuVo NX 2.0 connection. Creative NOMAD MuVo2. Creative NOMAD MuVo2 X-Trainer.

Creative NOMAD MuVo2 FM. Creative NOMAD MuVo USB 2.0. Creative NOMAD MuVo TX. Creative NOMAD MuVo TX (Second Edition). Creative NOMAD MuVo TX FM. Creative NOMAD Muvo Micro V200.

Creative NOMAD MuVo Micro v100. Creative NOMAD Muvo Micro N200 NOMAD Jukebox Zen. The Nomad Jukebox runs on four and has a 6. The first NOMAD Jukebox used the OASiS operating system, which was developed in India.

Later NOMAD Jukeboxes used Creative's own firmware. Most players use Texas Instruments plus as their CPU and support some version of Creative's.

The NOMAD Jukeboxes have varied in their use of connections. The Jukebox 3 and Jukebox Zen were unusual in their use of the older USB 1.1 standard despite their predecessor, the NOMAD Jukebox 2, having used the newer USB 2.0 standard. Part of the reason for this was the inclusion of a connection, which is of comparable speed to USB 2.0. NOMAD Jukebox Zen players feature easily replaceable batteries 1.1 connection. Creative NOMAD Jukebox ( Creative Digital Audio Player in ). Creative NOMAD Jukebox 3 (also features a FireWire connection).

(also features a FireWire connection) 2.0 connection. Creative NOMAD Jukebox 2. A variant of the NOMAD Jukebox was also sold as an product by under the name (Dell DJ), a USB 2.0 device.

The Second Generation Dell DJ and Dell Pocket DJ 5 are also OEM products from Creative. Future versions in the Creative ZEN line exclusively use Microsoft's (also known as ), and some legacy devices have been supplied with firmware upgrades to support MTP. The first NOMAD player and the first NOMAD Jukebox use proprietary protocols, neither PDE or MTP. Related software Besides the NOMAD Explorer or MediaSource programs included with the devices, there are other programs which can be used to manage the player and to transfer data.

Bundled software. Creative NOMAD Explorer - Software included with older NOMAD models and used to transfer music and data to the device. This has since been replaced by Creative. A fully featured audio player for that also manages NOMAD devices and can be used to transfer media to the device or to synchronise playlists with the device - a feature that was unavailable in the previous NOMAD Explorer software.

Creative Zen Nomad Jukebox Software

For early models. The is a program to control the original NOMAD player under Linux. The - for using the Nomad II under Linux For NOMAD Jukeboxes is the driver underlying most of the following programs is a music player for is a music player for is a Jukebox Manager for is another Jukebox Manager for is a Jukebox Manager for is a Jukebox synchronization tool for both and is an integration driver for is a webserver interface to Jukeboxes that is similar to what Notmad Explorer (see below) did for Apple's iTunes is also capable of controlling the Nomad Jukebox. By is a (now defunct) jukebox management program for. The program was notable for fully integrating NOMAD devices into, providing a web-based interface to the device and providing search capabilities using a built-in See also. External links. November 2000 review of Creative's Nomad Jukebox.

October 2000 - Nomad Jukebox Review.