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My sansa just stoped. it will not power on, I have had it a little over a year, really have not used it very much but I have a bunch of music I would really want to save if possible if the player is no good is there any way to get the music.
Re: My sansa just stoped. it will not power on, I have...
Mainly caused by flat battery, try to recharge the battery, or plug it into your PC and switch it on. If you are lucky, you can get your musics back by copying to your PC
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try this ...press and hold the Left button while turning on the player......if this do not work you really formatted (format = erase all) the mp3.......all you can if true find another sansa and copy the software (not music) to pc then to sansa
try to hold on to the start button for a little while it will turn off, if not then try hitting it on ur palm hope it works for u cose it worked for me
I'm assuming that there's currently no response from the device - if you are still getting music and other lights from it; ignore the following.
These devices use USB to charge. It is possible that your USB port is actually the thing not working. Have you attempted plugging it into another computers USB port, or a standalone USB Hub that uses a power adapter? Also, some ports won't provide enough power to charge - if you are using a non powered hub this may be the case - these can also include those handy USB ports on the side of the keyboard.
Also, verify your USB cable is good - this can be difficult as the Sansa's use a proprietary connector. It's not likely to just go bad, but check to see that it fits properly and doesn't appear broken.
One thing to try is to update your Media Player to the latest version. IT may solve this problem.
Another thing to check is the Sync settings. Make sure you do not have it set to "Manual Sync" as this will not automatically transfer your music over to the player.
You can manually delete the music thru My Computer. Just click on the device name, and open the Music folder.
If you dont have a Music folder, you need to enable hidden files and folders on your computer.
Best of Luck.
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