My xpod has hanged what to do????????????? my mp3 does not possess any restart button so plzzzzzz find out any software to refresh it

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what can i do if my sansa e250got problem just wen i turn on thers always say refreshing database...... then he hang... and no i con

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i have a privious problem like this no solution i give it in to service center. it a problem with the memory

Press and hold the power button until the player resets.


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my camera nam is smart tech and it,s driver usb/vid_0c45&pid_6007&rev_0101
and i have losted my cd of my xpod webcam now i need the software


thanx to u

delete thos one with teh (!) and try again

i lost the drive of my XPOD enjoy USB webcam, so i want to down load the drive for my web cam

I had the "Refresh Database" problem with my C250, it just sat there after turning it on! However, the GOOD NEWS is, I corrected it! First I connected it to my PC, then FORMATTED the unit. This gave me an empty player that at least would turn on. Then I downloaded the Sansa "Updater" from the SanDisk website. After setting up the updater software, I connected the C250. It automatically checked for any new firmware, and loaded it into the player. After that I restarted the C250 and it again came up OK without any music loaded. The last thing I did was to load only 1.8 GB worth of music files. My take on the problem is that if you overload the memory, or interupt a file while loading, then the "datbase" function never gets done. I've had mine running for about a week now without problems! Hope it works for you too! <Good Luck> David

I had the "Refresh Database" problem with my C250, it just sat there after turning it on! However, the GOOD NEWS is, I corrected it! First I connected it to my PC, then FORMATTED the unit. This gave me an empty player that at least would turn on. Then I downloaded the Sansa "Updater" from the SanDisk website. After setting up the updater software, I connected the C250. It automatically checked for any new firmware, and loaded it into the player. After that I restarted the C250 and it again came up OK without any music loaded. The last thing I did was to load only 1.8 GB worth of music files. My take on the problem is that if you overload the memory, or interupt a file while loading, then the "datbase" function never gets done. I've had mine running for about a week now without problems! Hope it works for you too! <Good Luck> David