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wpeace · 07-07-2011, 10:23 PM

My Nook is all of a sudden given me heartache. After the attempted download of a 25MB epub document and an abrupt disconnect from my computer the Nook is no longer displaying any books in my library.

After the disconnect I get the standard "Checking for New Content" message which continues for hours. Cancelling does not help.

Interestingly, the files are still there. If I reconnect to my computer I can see them AND, If I go to "last read" it will open the book, but noting is shown. The listing say simply "No Items."

All the Shelves are also greyed out, but I tried creating a new shelf and all my books reappeared. Unfortunately, a reboot took it back to the "No items" display.

I'm at a lost what to do. Has anyone seen this or have an idea how to correct? I'm thinking taking it back to factory options might be my only option, but I'm not confident that will change things.

Needless to say, I'm desperate.

07-07-2011, 10:23 PM	#1
wpeace Seer Posts: 54 Karma: 12 Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Maryland Device: Nook WP7 Pocket PC/SmartQ7/Pocket Pro/A5A iPad Streak 5	No items in Library My Nook is all of a sudden given me heartache. After the attempted download of a 25MB epub document and an abrupt disconnect from my computer the Nook is no longer displaying any books in my library. After the disconnect I get the standard "Checking for New Content" message which continues for hours. Cancelling does not help. Interestingly, the files are still there. If I reconnect to my computer I can see them AND, If I go to "last read" it will open the book, but noting is shown. The listing say simply "No Items." All the Shelves are also greyed out, but I tried creating a new shelf and all my books reappeared. Unfortunately, a reboot took it back to the "No items" display. I'm at a lost what to do. Has anyone seen this or have an idea how to correct? I'm thinking taking it back to factory options might be my only option, but I'm not confident that will change things. Needless to say, I'm desperate.