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Thanks, Brad!

Are these tutorials videos still available, and if so, at what location?

Hey, sorry, one more perhaps dumb question. I see on Mike's FAQ page where he says that by registering your product you get an extra two years of warranty. I think it's likely that I registered my keyboard when I bought it, but I can't find a link to anyplace to sign in and check and see if I have already registered it. Does such a site exist? Or should I just try registering it again and see if it comes up as already registered? Thanks again!

Thanks, Choppin. Just to be on the safe side, I will update again, following each of your steps, although I've come darn close to what you suggest in the past. (The only exception I can think of is that I had a sustain pedal plugged in during the update. And the first time I had the problem, I had never previously updated the firmware.) If I do encounter this problem again, I will definitely contact Guitar Center (where I bought the keyboard), or else go directly to Casio. Thanks again, Saul

About a year ago, I posted to this forum to say that I was having a problem with my PX-5S where it wouldn't boot up--instead it would display the "No Media" error. I followed Mike's advice and installed the 1.11 firmware update, which had just been released. That seemed to fix the problem, at least for a time. But then recently I've again encountered this same problem, twice. The first time I reinstalled 1.11, which worked for that session. But then the next time I attempted to boot up the keyboard, day before yesterday, again I got the same error. This time I checked online, found the 1.12 update, and installed that. I ran Initialize All, rebooted, and all was well. That's good, but really, the piano shouldn't be losing its firmware or its memory, or whatever setting controls this. Does this behavior indicate some kind of a hardware issue? Perhaps a bad chip? It's very disconcerting when this happens at a practice, or worse, at a gig! Has anyone else encountered this issue? Any thoughts or advice as to how I should proceed to make sure it doesn't happen again? Thanks! Saul

Mike, about a year ago I posted to this forum to say that I was having a problem with my PX-5S where it wouldn't boot up --instead it would display the "No Media" error. I followed your advice and installed the then new 1.11 firmware update, which seemed to fix the problem. However, a couple of times recently, I've encountered the same problem again. The first time I reinstalled the 1.11 update, and then just yesterday I discovered the 1.12 update and installed that. Again, it now seems to be working normally. But, really, it shouldn't be losing its firmware periodically. Does this indicate some hardware issue? Bad chip of some kind? Very disconcerting when this happens at a practice or a gig. Thanks! Saul