Question about SanDisk Sansa m200 (2 GB) MP3 Player

Formating the player

How can I format my player to reinstall the songs? By deleting all the folders, including the configuration, audible and record folders?

Anonymous Dec 07, 2007

My m240 will not let me transfer more songs onto it even though there is space. I've downloaded the firmware you suggested, but what do i do now?

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Go to www.sandisk.com find your mp3 player. And get the latest firmware update. that will fix everything

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