Sync notice To continue listening to your subscribtion tracks, please sync your device. then after that happens a song title comes up giving you the option but when u press play the notice comes up again and the song track numbers on the upper left start counting

Dianiss Nov 08, 2007

When I connect my USB, something pops up (MTP Media Player) i click on where it says Synchronize Media Files to this device using Windows Media Player. It takes me to my Widnows Media Player in the Sync section but it says that no device has been detected. I dont really have anymore space to add more songs but thats why i want to delete some but i cant even go into my files. Please help me! =]

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You just go into ur mp3 and in your setings it will ask u to deleat all songs and u say yes then u just put the songs u want back in

Posted on Jan 25, 2008

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