Question about SanDisk Sansa e250 MP3 Player

Error every time i try to do a recovery it say error i dont know what to do.I cant do in and change the Msd because the it will not go pass the refesh database

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There is a way to reset the firmware to a more stable update, or rather an older firmware. Im not sure where to get the download but I do know that you access a debug menu by turning hold on, then press and hold the menu and record buttons to refresh the database with a new firmware. *WARNING* if you find the file to restore it, it will erase all of your previous files.

Posted on Jul 27, 2007

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