Sansa rhapsody mp3 player

I switched from rhapsody to urge music media, because i couldn't keep a connection with rhapsody. i guess quite a few of their customers are experiencing the same thing...rhapsody needs to increase their servers. so, i downloaded music in urge windows media player, and synchronized it to my Sansa device. however, when i try to play these songs on my mp3 player i receive a message "synchronize to continue your music subscription" what does this mean? i have tried everything. what am i doing wrong.

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Your Windows Media Player may need to be updated and the player may need to be formatted. Please try these steps: 1) If you do not have it installed yet, please install the latest version of WMP10. 2) Download and install the quick fix from: http://download.microsoft.com/download/7/e/0/7e055e3f-6014-43bc-b6ff-6a90ced1d032/WindowsMedia10-KB902344-x86-INTL.exe 3) Format m250 device using the Sync mode in WMP. 4) To test, transfer songs to the player using the software for your subscription music service.

Posted on Aug 05, 2007

Greg Cann Aug 05, 2007

You can also use Windows Media Player 11 if your PC supports it...

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