Sandisk Sansa E280 playlists

Ive had my mp3 player for about 4 months now and suddenly all my playlists have been playing up.After i put the music on the mp3 and play it, it works fine but if i turn it off and back on again my playlists are all odd they are either put songs in the wrong playlist, they have become shorter than they are ment to be or instead of the title of the song it comes up in symbols instead of coming up in a font thats readable. If it comes up in symbols i cannot play the songs. CAN ANYONE PLEASE HELP?

Anonymous Jul 11, 2008

It goes on to the on screen and then for about 10-15 seconds and it goes back to sandisk and it fades white,
muelle528 Aug 07, 2008

Deleted all my old songs but when i looked to make sure they deleted they were all still there and will not play now. would like to just reset to defalt state and start over how do i do this?

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