I have a Jensen MP3 Player I bought in July 2010...it does not work. I used it once. It has a screen with black marks when I turn it on. I can be contacted at [email protected]

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Hi undercover. I don't have experience of your actual model, but I've had a similar thing happen to my Inovix MP3/4 player when it crashed (also crashing my whole computer!) and went completely 'dead'. Plugging it into the USB port had no effect - no charge symbol and the computer didn't even acknowledge something was being plugged in. Basically, I kept on trying every time I was on the computer! 2 days later, I plugged it in and 'ding-dong' Windows XP recognised something was in the USB port. I then carried out a Firmware re-load using the supplied disc, and my player burst into life! Firmware crashes are pretty common with various players, I believe. Depending on how old your player is, try the manufacturer's website to see if they've updated the Firmware. Good luck.

SOURCE: Lcd screen shows white screen and black marks

you can fix the problem by having the original sansa files when you format it it deletes everything
get a friends sansa files or do this
and just because it would be a pain looking for the original files i uploaded here for people who deleted them put these files into a folder named

DATA http://www.divshare.com/download/4002990-1d7

WMDRMPD http://www.divshare.com/download/4003086-013

REFS--no files

and put them in into 1 folder named SYSTEM--make it hidden then put it on sansa

then create a music folder make it hidden

then create photo folder with thumbnail and my album folder make my album hidden

then create pictures folder make it hidden

then create playlists folder make it hidden put this file in it
http://www.divshare.com/download/4003139-94b

make a record folder with 2 folders named radio and voice

make a folder video

captilize all these except the one listed below

make a tmp folder

this should work :)

SOURCE: hdd120/05 not working. ! mark on screen

buy a new mp3 player.... lol

ThaMp3Doctor

• 8597 Answers
• Posted on Sep 13, 2008

SOURCE: 8gb philips mp3 player

The license on the songs is limited, or the songs downloaded are only samples. Convert the files to mp3 format, and you will find that you no longer have a problem.

SOURCE: wont turn on

To turn the player on, not only do you have to slide the switch to the 'On' position, but you also have to hold down the 'Play' button for a few seconds. A little boy on a snowboard should fly across your screen at that point, if that was the problem. ^^