Can't turn on the Player!!!

I can't turn on the player!!! The PC can't even find the device!!! Absolutly nothing happened...Why is this?!?! Anyone help please?

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simonwebb13 Jan 17, 2009

same as above same as above
trixevix Jan 18, 2009

I just got this mp3 player yesterday. Was working fine, but now it wont even turn on. When I plug it in to the computer, nothing happens. Don't know what to do to fix this. This is the second one I have had, I just replaced the first one yesterday for the same problem. Don't think this is a fluke.
selvarajmr2 Feb 20, 2009

"Can't turn on the Player!!!" Even the computer didn't able to find out the drive...!
kemo1990 Feb 21, 2009

my sandisk e250 mp3 player 2 problem 1- when i power it.. on comes ful wite screen . 2-my computer not reding device i need help to solv problem pls tanks
placerosa Feb 21, 2009

cant turn on the player cant turn on the player
alfietheonar Feb 22, 2009

i have the same problem with my sanza i have the same problem with my sanza

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What i did when mine wouldnt turn on is unscrew the back and take the battery out wait a few seconds put it back on and it works fine

Posted on Aug 08, 2006

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