Question about SanDisk Sansa c140 MP3 Player

NoSpaceForDB Please Delete MoreThan4.0MB

I bought an Sansa c140 mp3 player(1GB) and after adding some 10 to 12 songs each not more than 7 mb each I switched it off, and while starting it is throwing me NoSpaceForDB Please Delete MoreThan4.0MB and showing the language selecting screen. I am not able to add any more songs nor it is showing me the songs already copied. Please help me in solving this...

words2live Jul 31, 2008

i plugged it into my computer and it said no space please delete more than 4. No idea what to do !!!

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Hi I am facing the same problem. I think there is no alternative other than send it back to Sandisk.

Posted on Sep 09, 2007

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I had a similar problem with LG FM33. The message was: "NoSpaceForDB Please Delete MoreThan...", but I was unable to format it and Windows didn't even detected it.
My solution: ( under Linux)
use fdisk, delete all partitions, create a new one (type FAT32), and that's all, don't format it under linux, turn off mp4 player and after turning it on it should rebuild everything on its own, then change in setup to MSC mode.

Posted on Jul 27, 2008

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