My mp3 sandisk meida player frooze up and nothing i do works

That is indication that the meida that was written is currupted. use the reset button on the device to attain alteration of the media. Also, replug the device to the computer to perform another media transfer. usually the media pleyer liek windows media, real one player or tues player recognises the device once plug connected. Teh computer program should allow to manipulate by deleting or retranfering another time. Tranfer meida betwweoon devcie should conform with standards. For example, the media should least be over captured esle forcefully currupts the device spaces. Also, tranfer the most intergram or functional media excluding the malfucntion else combining both compromises the MP3 player.

what you will have to do is call sansidk and ask them to reset your media player. They will ask you to send it in and they will fix it for you

Hi,
Try resetting the player....
Resetting the player: 
1. Slide and hold the Power switch up for approximately 20 seconds. 
2. Release the Power switch. 
3. Slide the Power switch up then release to turn on the player. 

Try it twice atleast. 
If the above doesn't help, then you may have to update the firmware....
Click here to follow the instructions: Updating Sansa Clip's firmware

umm, try taking the battery out then placing it back in. if that doesn't work try putting it on the computer like you were going to sync song's to it.

That player is only capable of playing songs that are in certain formats. iTunes/AAC format is out of the question. The songs that you are trying to load are probably DRM-encrypted WMA's that don't have transfer rights. Either buy the transfer rights, or better yet - only download songs that are in pure mp3 format - they will never give you grief.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Don't transfer playlists - only transfer individual songs

Use Windows Media Player to transfer songs to this device. If the songs are already on your computer, then use the Sync tab to transfer songs to your Mp3 player. If you want to transfer songs from CD to this player, then use the Rip tab in Windows Media Player. If this is your first time using Windows Media Player, then you probabaly need WAY more help than we could possibly give you here. Go to www.microsoft.com and search "Windows Media Player" to get help files and instructions with pictures on how to use the software.

If you do not have any Mp3 files already, then sign up for one of the web's music services. Napster and Rhapsody are good, but the basic-level subscription will not allow you to transfer songs to an Mp3 player - you will need to get their premium (more expensive) subscription to be able to transfer songs. Limewire and Morpheus have free versions of their music service, but they are ad-filled and virus-prone.

If you encounter any sort of technical problem with the player I can help you, but read my "Tips and Tricks" on Sansa players first, as they solve as wide variety of problems.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Make sure you have synced the songs properly. Try the windows media player. Sometimes when you add songs it just adds it to computer part but does not sync. If u can add how downloaded the songs to your description.

YOU MIGHT NOT HAVE SYNCED RIGHT....YOU MIGHT NEED TO DRAG AND DROP YOUR FILES OR CONSIDER GETTING A SANDISK E200 OR A CX00 VERSION MP3 THEY ARE MUCH EASIER TO WORK WITH

Are you trying to transfer songs using windows media player?