Mp3 my mp3 player says i have no data but as i can see there is cleary data on it. what should i do? i think i have to name a folder or something so please help me.

That's because the music you store in youre sony nw-e002 is not properly stored... you must create a folder naming AUDIO or if the problem still exist Try to make another folder naming MUSIC or MY MUSIC OR MUSICS OR MY MUSICS.... some of the mp4 mp5 etc they only read mp3 song only in the what program made by the programer example the mp5 player they only read music from the folder naming AUDIO... thats all... my name is irvin eser dont ya forget it...

Jeremy, I think the actions below will remove the offending data/folders 1. Connect the player to your pc 2. double click on "My computer" 3. Right Click on the player's icon 4. Choose Format That should be it. Let me know if I can be of further assistance. D.

It's a fairly simple process. First, download and save your songs of choice in a folder you can remember and access easily. Secondly, plug in the iriver (or any mp3, really). My iriver has "power only, power and play and power and data" options. I think you have to select the "power and data". If done correctly, the mp3 screen will have something like "USB connected". Now open "my computers". Find and copy desired songs. Now go back to my computers and open the iriver folder (I think it's in removable storage, I'm not quite sure). Get to the music folder (can't remember what it's called) and paste your songs. Eject hardware, unplug, done!

PS: This is for Windows only.

My brother has a PEARL MP3 player.

He says that you do not need to put the music in a specific folder. Also, you don't need to use a special software.

You just have to use it as you would do with any USB drive: you just need to put your MP3 files at the root of the drive.

However, if you want your music collection to be more tidy, you may create folders and give them the name of the album. It will then display the folders on your MP3 player in alphabetical order.

I don't think you can have subfolders in your folders, however, but my borther isn't sure. You may try, but I doubt it'll work...

I hope it'll help you!

This is a general procedure - I couldn't find any documentation for any TruTech Mp3 Players. Connect your Trutech to the computer. Double-click My Computer. Double-click the icon of the Trutech. Open the music folder. Create a new folder on your desktop, and call it something like "temporary mp3 storage." Drag the music file from the music folder fo the mp3 player to the new folder that you have just created on your desktop.

Hope that helps.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

Plug your mp3 player into the computer using a USB cable. Make sure you only have the one MP3 player plugged in, and no flash drives or cameras, etc.

There may be a button on your MP3 player that sets the mode to MTP or USB or Ready Mode. Make sure the setting is at MTP.

Open My Computer from the start menu. There should be a list of drives and document folders. You should see a drive labeled "removable storage" or "_____-Audio Player", (_____ may be your name or the name of the mp3 player).

Double click that drive. You may now see something to the effect of "SD/MMC Card" and or "Audio Player" or the name of your MP3 Player. You may also see files that say "Music" or even the music files themselves.

Double click on "Audio Player" if you do not have music on your SD/MMC Card (or if you just don't have one in your MP3 player).

If there is no "Audio Player" file, click on "Music" or the next best looking folder (it won't harm your computer or MP3 player if you look in all the folders). This should open up into Music files or a folder labeled Music. Double click this folder. Inside you should see all the music (or videos) that is on the MP3 player. Delete the music folders and files, but be careful not to delete anything else. The folders should be labeled by Artists, then Albums, then finally the actual music files. Delete all the Artists, albums, etc, to remove the music.

If you can't find the music files using my instructions, look in the folders of your MP3 player until you find them. Also, remember to have your MP3 player set to MTP mode if it is available.

Hope this helps.

To put music on the player from your computer:
Connect the player to your pc with the USB-cable.
Go to My Computer on your pc and go to the player, which will be called 'MP-C7085' or something. you'll see two folders: Data and Media.
Copy music to the media folder, as the data folder is accessible only from computers, not from the player itself.

Hope this helps,
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Many times, MP3 players will play music from an "Audio" folder. Try naming the folder "Audio".

I usually copy all my stuff to the root directory (the one that comes right after you clicked on the sansa icon in MY COMPUTER). If it still doesn't work maybe your USB port is damaged try the other one. Another option which I always recommend is to format the sansa by right clicking on its icon on MY COMPUTER and choosing Format. Let me know if it helped.