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scott pio Posted on Jan 27, 2007
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Sansa e260 4GB MP3 Player

When i turn it on all it says is "refresh database fail" and none of my songs are on it anymore and it wont let me put new ones on, What is wrong with it?

  • scott pio Feb 03, 2007

    i got it too work, all i had to do was format it

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Stuck on fresh database

Some songs or files with extension device can't read, so it takes so long/infinity to refresh. Plug the device to pc, format it.
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If you try to load too many songs onto the player initially, it may take up to an hour to get past Refresh database. Unfortunately, if you shut the player off while it is refreshing, it will more than likely ruin your player. Run the Sansa Recovery Tool or Update the Firmware on your Player as a workaround. Make sure the hold/lock switch isn't activated, just as a safeguard.

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Apparently there is a known problem with older firmware with some MP3 files having info in the ID part of the file that makes the player go crazy. So update your firmware or listen to different music :-)

"Bugs Fixed: Stability· Hanging at Refresh Database with certain ID3 tag genres."

This info from page below. Also shows you how to update to latest firmware which may fix your problem

http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=e200&thread.id=10357
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