Question about SanDisk Sansa e130 MP3 Player

Expansion card I deleted the songs from the expansion card I used with this device. It reads the device, reads that it is writing to it, but is not able to recognize any of the songs on the expansion card, just the internal memory. The card can be read in a separate card reader device, which shows all the songs as being there, so the card is functioning fine. These are the same songs which played off the same expansion card before, so format compatability in not the issue. The device just appears unable to refresh the song list and add the new ones. Please advise.

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The issue with the card is not song format as you said it's the card format. When you put you're it into the CPU I?m assuming that you clicked yes on the warning/and or problem window and it formatted it to the CPU. So what you need to do is find what format the hardrive /and or internal memory is and format the card to that.

Posted on Oct 25, 2006

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