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Without seeing your player and opening it up, it's hard to determine what exactly is the problem. The safest bet would be to replace the NVRAM or try putting a new battery in the NVRAM (=chip surgery). Thank for you help. I am going to get someone to, try to put in a new battery in the NVRAM, and i...

Now this is interesting!! I thought the NV-RAM problem always lead to the system asking you to wipe memory when you bootup the player. From what your describing the players memory is powered when it's switched on but when turned off that power is gone so the memory is wiped. Odd, anybody have any i...

Now this is interesting!! I thought the NV-RAM problem always lead to the system asking you to wipe memory when you bootup the player. From what your describing the players memory is powered when it's switched on but when turned off that power is gone so the memory is wiped. Odd, anybody have any i...

The memory on my philips cdi 220 player resets every time I switch it off. Please do you have a solution for this problem? Thanks David Sounds like you'll need to replace the NV-RAM, check out this thread . So your saying the CD-i is fully playable, the problem only arises when the player is turned...

The memory on my philips cdi 220 player resets every time I switch it off. Please do you have a solution for this problem?

Thanks

David