Message is:
An error while communicating with zune marketplace. Make sure the date & time settings on your computer are not set to a future date, then try again.
There are 2 songs that I purchases and I can't get them to download due to this error. Can anyone help me?
puppy96,
Try these links and see if that resolves it, if not let me know.
http://forums.zune.net/457416/ShowPost.aspxhttp://support.microsoft.com/kb/967692?sd=zune
Thanks.
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kahanes,
This is an issue we know about and are looking into. If you purchase an MP3, you can never re-purchase, ddownload it through Zune Pass or restore it currently. As i said, we are looking into it.
Yep,
Technically the program thinks you downloaded them. Basically as soon as you hit that buy btton, no matter wat happens some informaitn is then stored tat says you downloaded them. It is part of the issue we are looking into.
Basically this is an issue that started with the record labels saying no user should be able to re-download any MP3 purchase. The idea was, if you purchased a track/album that you couldn't go to your buddy’s house, sign in and re-download the track/album to your buddy’s computer. Though technically you could do that by burning it to a CD, but the labels said no re-downloads and Microsoft said okay.
So the problem here is with bad downloads or downloads that never went through and that is the angle I used to get action on this. Basically our thought is you should never be blocked from re-purchasing an MP3, and that is what we are trying to push through, even if you have to call Zune Support for a credit based on a bad download.
Unfortunately, there is currently no mechanism to correct this for our customers – at this time we are constrained by the Labels from allowing multiple downloads on MP3’s no matter the situation. All I can say at this time is that we are working on a fix for the failed download scenario, but I don’t have an ETA on that at this time – it won’t be in the near future, I’m sorry to say.