Is frozen won't go beyond the sansa screen. Have changed the battery and tried to discharge the static by holding down the power button for a minute.

emt23298 Nov 04, 2007

i have the exact same problem it wont get past the sansa screen
Anonymous Nov 04, 2007

I deleted some music from the player on my double boot Fedora 7/ WinXP computer and now it won't go past the Sansa screen.

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I tried this and it worked. Hold power button for a bit and then move the "lock" switch back and forth once. However, some of the music I deleted is still on the mp3 player and the total number of songs showing is 2000, even though I have like 20 on it.

Posted on Nov 04, 2007

Anonymous Nov 04, 2007

Also format it, otherwise the player may seem to have hundreds of copies of songs that don't exist on it.

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I've had the same problem 3 times with my mp3 players. I bought one first, an this happened. I contacted Sansa support, and had to send it in. They sent me a new one. This happened again, and I sent it in, and again, got a new one. The problem just occured AGAIN, and I'm fed up, lol

Posted on Oct 04, 2007

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