SanDisk sansa c140

When i connect my SanDisk sansa c140 1.0 GB with USB drive of computer its not recognised and also when i start my player the menu names are not displaying only empty white screen coming off

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seek_akshay Jul 09, 2008

i also have the same problem When i connect my SanDisk sansa c140 1.0 GB with USB drive of computer
its not recognised and also when i start my player the menu names are
not displaying only empty white screen coming off....if u have a solution than please tell me as soon as you can.....
anil burade Aug 17, 2013

i also have the same problem when i connect my Sabdisk sansa c140 1.0 GB with USB DRIVE OF Computer its not recognised ans also when i start my player the menu name not displaying only empty white screen pl have a soulution as soon as possiable
anil burade Aug 17, 2013

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You need to Have Windows XP / SP2, Wndows Media Player 10 or higher in order for the device to be recognized. If you have these components, try changing the mode on the device to MSC Mode. Settings>Mode>MSC. Best of Luck.

Posted on Sep 12, 2007

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