It shows that i have songs on it, but it has no mp3s on it

Don't think you can on mp3s

Delete songs and Format (Helps with try to delete BAD TRACKS and folders that will not delete
Labeling Unknown Songs: open Windows Media Player and go to library click on artist. The sub folders will be named by the artists and the unknown songs will be in the sub that say's unknown. Click on unknown then right click on the title bar put a check next to artist and album artist. Right click song under artist or album artist or both and type in the name of the artist etc.... This change in your computers Music folders also then sync with your sansa or media player then load songs to it........

be careful not to format the player, it needs some software to run, just delete the files using a windows!PC.
conect it to the usb-port using the adaptor-cable,
have the driver cd(if you have one)ready, install the drivers that fit your windows version and player, and use the file manager to delete the mp3s only!
good luck

first try using windows media player to sync.. it tends to work a bit better if not
try this...

1 connect your sansa to comp via usb cable
2 right click start on windows desktop go to explore
3 scroll down to your sansa's drive rifght click it go to properties
4 go to tools tab and click "check now" under error checking will take awhile and will erase your memory on the sansa but it will probably work again

I hope my post was helpful let me know!!!!

I had the same problem with my mp3, i fixed mine by. when you load your mp3 player onto your computer try creating a folder name it something like classic, pop, rock, favorites and then try loading your songs into the folder. I can't promise it will work but that works for most mp3s. hope everything works out! good luck, sam

I should have Googled this before posting. I'm not sure if I found the solution here or elsewhere but...
I deleted the /system/database folder and after it restarted and rebuilt the database the 'Bad Track' was gone. I was able to load the player with MP3s and it has worked flawlessly since.

While connected to your PC, locate the drive letter of your MP3 player and browse to find the folder with your MP3s. Delete any you wish just as you would on your PC.

yes you can but you have to disconnect your device from the computer.

Turn on GPS for few seconds and turn off . Back to your computer connect the usb m, go to GARMIN FILES , MP3S and delete the songs. You should be able , i just did it.

Best regards

For deletion you need to be in the MSC mode, plugged in and in My Computer.
Make sure all your hidden files are being shown.
Rightclick on song and delete from player or rightclick and send to desktop.
Also you may want to do a property check on the file to make sure it is a true mp3 or wma.
If you cannot delete, format player in MSC mode through My Computer, not through Media Player.

Check the bitrate of the songs which didn't make it. If they are too low they are ignored. Also some machines won't tolerate VBR MP3s (variable bitrate) Downloading songs off the Internet can be the cause of this problem. Not all people converting music to MP3s for the Internet use the same specifications. In future keep an eye on the bitrates of the music. Many people use lower rates so they can fit more on their computers but the portable players don't always like them. BMW