Question about SanDisk Sansa e200 MP3 Player

My computer will read my e250 but not my microsd card

I'm trying to figure out why my computer won't read my sdcard in my sansa e250. I switched to a different computer, and now it won't even read my e250, please help me.

Cory Johnson Apr 27, 2007

Tried that already, didn't work, guess I should've mentioned that first. Sorry.
Cory Johnson Apr 28, 2007

1 computer wouldn't detect my Sansa at all, I even went to the SD website and downloaded the drivers and it still wouldn't detect it. The second computer could detect my Sansa, but wouldn't detect the music on it or my MicroSD card.

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Just to be clear, are you saying that one computer couldn't detect your sansa or both?

Posted on Apr 27, 2007

Anonymous May 03, 2007

How about trying to format the sansa on the machine that detects it. Maybe there's a corrupted file there that make the PC go berserk.

Let me know.

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Switch your player into MSC mode via Main Menu > Settings > USB mode. When the player is connected it will show as two drives, the player, and the microSD card just like a card reader. You can transfer files directly to the expansion card.

Posted on Apr 27, 2007

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