Eclipse CLD MP3 Player is not recognized. In Device Manager, I get the message that there is no driver installed.

I fixed it by using a different cable. The one it came with didn't even register as a new device being plugged in.

I tried this, and the computer continued to tell me that it's not reading my player. I've also had my player turning on, but staying on the blue Eclipse screen. This player has worked fine for a long time, and I have no idea why it's acting up.

worst mp3 ever, i wish i could go back in time i would slap myself for even thinking about getting this cheap **** 18 dollar failure of a music player. best buy needs to do themselves and everyone a favor and take eclipse off their shelves. also, whoever invented eclipse...SCREW YOU!!!

Dear CheechMonger...I had a similar problem earlier today when my new Eclipse CLD 4GB MP3 player stopped registering in Windows Explorer in the aftermath of a driver update (even though I could tell it was still registering somewhere on the machine, since I heard a noise whenever I disconnected or reconnected it from the USB cord).  When I ran the troubleshooter, I received a similar message about the DTMB BDA TV USB driver.  I cant say for certain whether this will work for you or not -- maybe you've already tried this -- but what finally worked for me was going to Device Manager and right-clicking the device which had a label in the shape of a yellow triangle with an exclamation point inside.  After disabling and re-enabling the device in the hope that this would fix the problem -- which it didn't -- I then tried to update the driver and that didn't work either.  Finally, since I couldn't figure out what else to do and didn't think I had anything to lose, I uninstalled the device as Umesh suggests and ticked the box telling the machine to uninstall the device driver as well.  Lo and behold, when I disconnected and then reconnected the player to the computer...voila!  It started registering correctly again.

That being said, I feel it's worth noting that my current Eclipse player is a replacement for one which I bought only last week -- the one which had a hiccup and stopped playing after only one day (a problem which I was fortunately able to fix) and then broke down completely after only five days.  Yes, I know we can't expect much from them given how comparatively inexpensive they are, but the possibility can't be ruled out that they are an example of caveat emptor.