Question about SanDisk Sansa e250 MP3 Player

Player turning on and off when trying to access it

I have a relatively new Sansa e250 mp3 player. I was recently deleting old music and adding new music. I was using Real Player to do this and just before the transfer of new music was complete the player shut off then turned back on. It now goes on and off by itself now every time I try to access the player, either with a media program or just by clicking on the media folder on the player itself, in Windows Explorer. Can you help with this? Tom Gingras

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...check that the player is set to MTP mode and don't even have realplayer or WM player open when you connect. Drag-and-drop from your desktop should be working. Also, check the player's HOLD button and make sure the player's battery actually has power! (The PC USB port needs to be "high power" to get juice to the battery...maybe it's not charging?)

Posted on Dec 13, 2006

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