Question about SanDisk Sansa e260 MP3 Player

Problems with amount of memory used...

It says that i have 2.8 gigabytes of music but it says i have used 3.3 gigs of memory. i have deleted all the rhapsody channels, all the demo pictures, the demo video, and i have like 5 megabytes worth of recordings. advice/help is much appreciated.

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Have you tried to format the device? Because they may be some files on the player that is causing this problem. First back up your files before formatting the player. Change the player to MSC mode(SETTINGS>USB MODE>MSC) to format the device. Then update the firmware of the player and transfer the songs back to the player.

Posted on Jul 22, 2007

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The e200 series players have 2 versions, plus a Rhapsody version.
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I'm going to try this suggestion from Sansa:

Thanks again for calling SanDisk Technical Support. It is our goal to make sure you have all the resources you need to get the most from your product.

There may still be music hidden in Rhapsody mode that you can't see.

To find this music go to the Tools menu in the upper left corner from any open folder in Windows XP.

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Disconnect the device and check the free space.

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