Question about SanDisk Sansa e250 MP3 Player

Erroneous memory full message

My sandisk e250 keeps indicating a full memory and when plugged in keeps "writing" The memory is no where near full.

Ken Krysiak Jun 11, 2007

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Download Switch by searching for it on google...then you can change the formats of your songs to anything you like and you can change how big the file gets converted to!!! you can make them pretty small and then you can fit about 2,000 songs on a 2 GB! hope this helps! don't worry Switch does not give you spyware or viruses.. I checked! :]

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Ok try formating or run a scan with your north anty-virus.

Posted on May 26, 2007

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