Removing bad tracks

When I bought this a few weeks ago, I had accidently posted some double songs. I deleted the doubles. But when I returned to listen, I selected the song, It said "Bad track" and skipped to the next song.And I don't know how to take them off.

Oddity Aug 16, 2007

I should also comment, That when try to find the songs to delete the track perminantly off the player, the file I want to delete isn't listed. ANYWHERE

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I beleive your player saves a lists as well as the song itself. the easiest way to fix it is to (if possible) use windows explorer, goto your player and look for a folder that says "albums" or "list", scroll thru and delete the folder of the songs that you have deleted.

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