E260 installation problem

Freezing up while playing songs Check and see if there is a boot file in

any of the folders on the player use the Explorer to check Check both MTP

and MSC modes and unhook your player

http://www.sandisk.com/DriverDownload/driverList.asp go to that site and it will ask for ur email....go ahead and pit it in...i then you can download it....get the converter too i u want videos on ur sansa

Under settings, there is a Format option. Select that option and the disk will be erased of all preloaded stuff. From there, connect it to your Windows machine and either use Media Center to sync your music or open the Sansa up like a drive and drag the music to there.

Actually if you have windows Xp you will need to download the software from www.sandisk.com But if you have windows Vista you will not need the software, the computer should recognize it by itself.

Convert you *.cda CD files into MP3 extension files, then put them into as many subdirectories as there are disks to avoid overriding the number of cuts on a disk (typically no higher than 25), then
put them in directories marked 1 thru whatever number of disks there are, drag and drop the respective converted mp3s to the directory that corresponds to the CD disk. Then drag and drop the whole works to your playlist directory in your e260, and presto you've got the whole thing. The E260's included software will not do
this, but there should be some freeware around that will do it. Perhaps evern media player will do it. I don't know. I'm wary of any MS programs. They're monsters. The who drag and drop procedure is done in Windows Explorer, the file manager of XP
and, I think, vista too.

Mike Rice
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Software corrupt. Try finding out how to install it again or update firmware. If you cant, get another brand. THey like cheap, stop trying to ressurect the dead

Have a sansa e260. Lost install disk. lost hard drive on computer. when new one installed mp3 will not work.

direct us to the drivers needed to install unit on pc thanks sansa e260

which version of windows you have ?

reformat it. 1. right click on my computer and select manage. 2. go to disk management on the left panel. 3. right click on the sansa icon, and go to format. 4. make sure that the file system is under FAT32. This worked for me, hope it does for you.