I know, doubleposting is bad and is often confusing, but in this particular case I think it's better.
The problem I told in my first post is gone. I'll post the way to do it here for other guys with the same problem.
After I deleted all the data on my zune yesterday the problem was still here. So i decided to delete the firmware aswell. After that I tried to resync it, but every time when the syncing got over 3%, the zune rebooted.
So I browsed on the internet for this new occuring problem. And, thank god, I found a thread here on Zuneboards with the answer to all my problems. ( It was very late yesterday and i had a very important exam today so I don't remember the threadname and/or have saved the link to it) That's what I have done:
I started my zune software and opened the settings. There I clicked on "device" and "conversion settings". Attention, the device has to be connected! There should be an option called "cache location". Check that the HD where the cache-folder is set has enough space to handle 6-8 gb of cache (to be sure that this problem doesn't occure that much)
Then, set the "space used" option to about 6000 or 8000 mb, select what goes best for your HD. Finally clear the history and try again to sync it.
Now it should work again properly.
I hope this information was helpful and wish you a pleasant evening =)
so long
~Q
Last edited by The Q; 05-13-2008 at 09:47 AM.
Reason: a case of a fatal error ;-)
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