I put some songs onto my sansa and i safley removed it and on the screen it came up with refresh database. it was all fine untill it got 3 quarters of the way accros the line and now it is frozen and i cant turn it of or anything?
do you know wat i can do?
hello if yo hold the power/menue button down for 10-20 seconds it will turn off. leave it for about 30 seconds then boot it up again. hopefully it works for you. Good Luck!!!!!!!hello
if yo hold the power/menue button down for 10-20 seconds it will turn off. leave it for about 30 seconds then boot it up again.
hopefully it works for you. Good Luck!!!!!!!
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This happens often with Sansa Media Players, your best bet is to delete all your songs off the device, then re-add them again. But this time have your device on hold, which is having the switch at the top of the device pushed to the right side. This will make sure nothing happens while the device is syncing.
When the Sansa reads "refreshing database," what it is doing is going through all the songs you've loaded on to it, pulling out the "tag" information (Artist, Album, Song Title, Genre) so it can add this information to its own database which it uses to display the songs to you in its menus.
If it gets stuck during this process, usually it's because of a corrupt song file, or a song file in a format it doesn't understand.
Note that the e280 is only able to play MP3 and WMA audio formats. If you've loaded a different type of audio file onto your Sansa, you'll need to remove them.
If the songs you've recently loaded have all been MP3 and/or WMA, you may have loaded a corrupted file onto your Sansa. Try removing the songs you recently added, and see if the problem goes away.
I would recommend you to go to the sandisk site to update the firmware on your device or you can contact sandisk to they can help you with updating the firmware on your device..Please follow the link below to get the firmware http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/Default.aspx?CatID=1376
The number for sandisk is 1-866-726-3475 Please rate accordingly Thank you Computerrep
Take out the four screws on the back and pop out the battery then put it back on. Make sure you synced the songs properly. Add to the problem how you added your songs and I might be able to help.
Good Luck
hello
if yo hold the power/menue button down for 10-20 seconds it will turn off. leave it for about 30 seconds then boot it up again.
hopefully it works for you. Good Luck!!!!!!!
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