Question about RCA Lyra RD1080 MP3 Player

Tracks don't delete off device and don't show on song lists

I have a RCA Lyra1090A which for some reason has begun to keep some songs in its memory which I had deleted. When plugged into either Windows media player or Musicmatch the songs I had deleted do not show up on the play list. Is there any way to purge the songs off the memory? Or to purge the whole memory completely and just start over? Help

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Go to your device through explorer and delete them as if it is a memory stick

Posted on Feb 04, 2008

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