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Computer won't recognize player

Whenever I plug my player into the USB port, my computer doesn't recoginize it...nothing happens. I have Windows XP and have never had this problem with my player until today. It will recognize my husband's player, which is the same model. Anyone know why this is happening and how to fix it?

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  • Anonymous Dec 12, 2007

    won't see songs in there folders

  • Eddy16 Dec 09, 2008

    I have the same problem. I hear it "connect" with the windows BLEEP sound, but it doesn't show up anywhere. It used to work fine and come up with the "What do you want to do" Window. But for some reason.....now nothing. Is it a Windows issue or Sansa?

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Check the USB mode in Settings-USB on the Sansa, and try both MTP and MSC modes - one will go.

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Might be dust in your usb port or your connector I had that happen to me before Ii cleaned it with that pressured air stuff and works great. ~Grim

Posted on Jun 06, 2007

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