You've wiped the system files from the player. If it came with a software CD see whether you can reload eveything from it.
Otherwise, I would prevail upon Argos' goodwill and get a refund -- just say it stopped working and don't mention DRM or formatting.
Bush long ago ceased to exist as a UK manufacturer (it's merely a brand name used by miscellaneous Chinese makers) and I would not recommend you buy another unbranded MP3 player.
Instead look at respected but affordable brand like Sansa and (for a lot more money) Sony.
Hi there, I've recently bought a Bush MP3 player
http://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/5138843/c_1/1%7Ccategory_root%7CHome+entertainment+and+sat+nav%7C12108813.htm
It seemed to work perfectly fine the day I bought it until I couldn't put songs from my cd. It said that the songs are copyright protected by DRM. So I tried to convert these songs to mp3 files and put it in my mp3. Then when I tried to open the mp3 and went on to 'Music' it read out 'File System Error'. So I took the converted mp3 files out and turn the mp3 on again and read 'File System Error'!. Could this be the problem?
Also, I took all my files out eg. music, photos etc. Then when I tried to put music on it again, using My Computer the MP3 didn't have the Music Folder i put music onto. But the folders like Photos, Videos, Playlist and MICIN.DR were still there. I did everything I can and came across formatting. I've formatted my mp3 to FAT and then checked its files and all the files have gone! Reformatted it to FAT32 and still all files have gone. So I reformatted it on my actual MP3 then on My Computer, all the files showed up except the Music Folder!
I tried to put music on the 'Playlist' folder and when I turned the MP3 on again, It still said 'File System Error'! Today the MP3 now wouldn't turn on. It's just 'Loading' ARGH!!!
Please bear to read my problem as I am going mental. I've done everything I can so if I did something wrong please tell me what I should do. Thank You

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