Question about SanDisk Sansa e250 MP3 Player

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I tried to reset my sansa and it did, but in my song list it has this file named FALLOU~2.mp3 and because of this file i cannot put any other files onto my mp3 player, and it will not let me delete this unknown file, what am i to do??

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Try and reformat it. go into MY COMPUTER after plugging your mp3 player into the computer, and right click on the mp3 player icon. Then click on reformat and click start, but dont do the QUICK FORMAT on it. Once you do this youll see what I mean, and i hope that this helps you with your Mp3 Player. Maxx

Posted on Jan 30, 2007

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