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The easiest way to delete songs from it will be to connect it to your computer-> Open the mp3 folder and select the songs you want to delete. Hit shift+del to delete them. Then close the window, use the safely remove hardware to stop the device and disconnect it from your computer.
1. connect it to your computer (through usb) 2. go to "my computer" 3. go to sansa (which should have appeared in "my computer") 4. select the songs you want to delete and click DEL (or drag them into the trash can)
hook it up to your computer with the usb cable that was included with the mp3 player. now just go into the mp3 player in the My Computer folder and then just delete the songs off the Mp3 player.
You should be able to modify and delete playlists/songs by connecting the player to your computer and accessing the files by going into my computer and selecting the player drive.
I have the fix for this: if you are using an older unregistered copy of WINDOWS, then your problem is that you need to have a newer copy of WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER operating on your system. If you have recently reformatted and lost your newer version of WM Player , then you have lost the drivers necessary to read your SANDISK player and your OS will not show the older MP3 files on your mp3 player in Windows Explorer . You need to download and install a newer version of WINDOWS MEDIA PLAYER because it is the part of your operating system that contains the newer drivers that your SANDISK requires. if you are using linux , you will need to find the drivers elsewhere online.
Open the device under My Computer.
Your music is in the Music folder. Select the songs to copy, right click on one and select COPY. Select the destination folder on your computer and right click an select PASTE.
This should copy all of your music to your PC.
If you are receiving an error about "administrator rights" you need to change the Windows User account to the Administrators account.
Please add to the question, if you need more assistance.
Best of Luck.
How did you transfer the music?
If they are not viewable on the device, you might try updating the firmware.
Otherwise, I would format the device and drag and drop the files manually thru My Computer.
* format - right click on the device in My Computer, and select format
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