Question about SanDisk Sansa e260 MP3 Player
I don't think a 3-5 minute start up time is acceptable each and every time. I tried to upgrade the firmware and it made no difference. I would probably give up on the extra memory if that is what is needed. any ideas? thanks
Ok pple i've got the perfect solution this will cut the refreshtime by 30 seconds fill ur main memory leaving at least 8 mb then fill ur external as much as u want. restart the player by taking the usb off then reconnect it. fill up the main to exactly 6mb remaining. Now everytime u turn ur player on, u should get a cannot refresh db...for 3 seconds then it will disappear. music should play normally *i did this with WMP11* *just change the convert rate to fill inthe space for a perfect 6mb*
Posted on Oct 23, 2007
That is normal because the memory card is an external one and it needs to be read by the player first.
Posted on Jul 22, 2007
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I added a micro sd card and the player won't turn on unles it is hooked to the computer
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