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Loosing beam We have a M200 which works for a while and stops working (no beam) for 10-15 seconds and then will just start working again if you keep pressing the trigger.

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SanDisk tech support recommends formatting the m200 series in both MSC and MTP modes to completely clear out all work areas,"fragments" and residual data. The m200 has a very basic Operating System that doesn't have a defrag option. According to tech support, the m200 needs formmating occasionally to keep it working smoothly. I learned that formatting will also clear up intermittent hang-ups. I format mine each time I reload it.

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With the m200 not connected to the PC, power it on, press the menu key. Select "Settings", then USB, then MSC.

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Connect the m200 to the PC via the USB cable.

Right click on the "Start" button.

Left click on "Explore"

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Right click on the m200 device and select "Format"

After formatting is complete, disconnect the m200 from the PC. There is no icon to stop the device.

Your m200 device is now formatted and ready to reload.


By the way, MSC mode is mostly for use with other than Windows XP computers. If you are using WinXP and Windows Media Player 10, you might consider using MTP mode and WMP to manage the m200's.

Source: http://forums.sandisk.com


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