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Recuva (pronounced "recover") is a freeware Windows utility to restore files that have been accidentally deleted from your computer. This includes files emptied from the Recycle bin as well as images and other files that have been deleted by user error from digital camera memory cards or MP3 players. It will even bring back files that have been deleted from your iPod, or by bugs, crashes and viruses!
  • Put the memory card into an USB card reader and plug it into the USB port in your computer, then run the Recuva program.
  • Simple to use interface - just click 'Scan' and choose the files you want to recover
  • Easy to use filter for results based on file name/type
  • Simple Windows like interface with List and Tree view
  • Can be run from a USB thumb drive
  • Restores all types of files, office documents, images, video, music, email, anything.
  • Supports FAT12, FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, NTFS, NTFS5 , NTFS + EFS file systems
  • Restores files from removable media (SmartMedia, Secure Digital, MemoryStick, Digital cameras, Floppy disks, Jazz Disks, Sony Memory Sticks, Compact Flash cards, Smart Media Cards, Secure Digital Cards, etc.)
  • Restores files from external ZIP drives, Firewire and USB Hard drives
  • It's fast, tiny and takes seconds to run!
Go to these WEB sites to down Recuva http://download.cnet.com/Recuva/3000-2242_4-10753287.html www.filehippo.com/download_recuva

SanDisk 2GB... | Answered on Sep 25, 2020


I've tried to get a replacement LCD for my SANSA, impossible so far.

There are some PARTS/REPAIR SANSA's on ebay, but must of them with the same problem. There was also a working LCD, I just fail on bidding.

If you can get a working LCD, the replacement is possible with a blower, directing heat to the specifyc connectors area, you can remove the broken one while the glue (some kind of silicon) is warm and flexible, you have to be careful when putting the new one, pins must be aligned, also you should do that whith both (broken and wkring) at the same time, so then you can use the glue still on the pins (golden connectors) area.

I got to remove the broken one and noticed (with my fingers) that the silicon can be used again, but since I didn't use a blower some of the pins (connectors) where damaged. Only halve of the process is confirmed.

Good luck, we'll wait 4 your results if you get a working LCD somewhere..

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Aug 16, 2020


download this memory card recovery program called asoftech data recovery
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Asoftech-Data-Recovery/290956907592436?sk=info

SanDisk 2GB... | Answered on Aug 14, 2020


Do you hve a computer? You need to have a card reader? You can cpy music from the PC to the card and then insert it into the Player. You can write and delete music files as many times as you wish

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SanDisk 2GB... | Answered on Apr 30, 2020


heres the answer to your problem. Edit the ID3 Tags on your songs. The player would determine how it would organize the songs on the player depending on the ID3 Tags of the song.

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 24, 2020


Dont worry just specify the player name and model in google search and u will be able to get the mannuals...!!!

Thankyou

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 24, 2020


You need to fix the id3 tags of songs. Just follow below steps to do that. ID3 is a metadata container most used on audio format, which provides audio data standard for music files, including Title, Artist, Year, Genre and other great information. And all ID3 tags are supported by most player software, like iTunes, and Windows Media Player. On Windows 10, music files have included metadata information like song name, artist name, or genre, but there will be times when this data may show up wrong or appear missing for a song or an entire album.
To add tags to wav files, you can try Windows File Explorer.
1.Open the Windows File Explorer in your computer. (Windows key + E).
2.Browse the folder of the songs you want to add tags to wav files.
3.Right-click of the song, and then select "Properties".

4.Click to check the "Details" tab. It is well noted that all the details you see in the "Details" tab is part of the metadata information, and you can set wav ID3 tags by clicking the value field next to the property.

5.After updating the metadata information you like, click " Apply" and then "OK" button.
With Windows File Explorer, it will also improve your file search function and you do not have to set it to icon or details mode in order to change the sort settings and then switch it back to preview mode.

check-the- For more methods, check: Best 4 Methods: How to Edit Wav Tags

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 24, 2020


You must go in and manually edit the Id3 tag for these songs in Windows Media Player- time-consuming, but necessary

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 24, 2020


Edit the Id3 tags manually - takes time, but if you have THAT type of computer config, then there's just no other way.

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 24, 2020


Hi, use this link it will be of great help to you...

kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/42

Also to solve the Video and photo format, you will need to check on the manual what format does it play with.

If the format is different from the video format you want to download inside the player, you will be needing a converter to convert the video format to the player format of video..

you can download a video converter from the link below.."


effectmatrix.com/total-video-converter/

Have a nice day...

SanDisk Audio... | Answered on Apr 22, 2020


what version on windows media do you have get number 10

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 21, 2020


Hi atiug b...
Downloading Music to MP3 Player

1...You must download and install Windows Media Player 11 on your computer.
NOTE...Some older MP3 players will not work with Windows Media Player 11 or Windows 7 with Windows Media Player 11.
If this happens to you, then you will have to uninstall Windows Media Player 11 and install Windows Media Player 10.
2...After you have downloaded and installed Media Player on your computer.
3...Open Media Player on your computer.
4...Install all your music into Media Player that you want to install on your MP3 player.
5...Plug in your MP3 player to the computer using your Data/Sync cord, be sure that Windows Media Player is on.
6...Media player should recognize the MP3 player and sync with it.
7...After it is sync'ed with the computer,you can add the music you have installed into Windows Media Player to your MP3 Player.
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SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 21, 2020


links may help
manual below
http://downloads.sandisk.com/downloads/um/clipsport-um.pdf

You can look up questions on below link
https://kb.sandisk.com/app/answers/list/kw/change%20language%20mp3/sno/0/session/L2F2LzEvdGltZS8xNTg2NDc4MDkzL3NpZC9mVWF0SVJ4NmdzSzdTbl9WWUpuQUt2SlU5amdLTUxhX0xLNVdDVklGMlZrVERqdlN6amNLSml0QkFUc2lLb280Qmd0VTNoaXdpZndVSk9qMCU3RTFnM0RiQ3B0UzdqOHJrWmFxUXdnTDBoaSU3RVNHZlFxYTVQdU5DRlJ3JTIxJTIx/search/1

SanDisk Audio... | Answered on Apr 10, 2020


Music is stored on your computer (or on the Internet) as .mp3 files. You can rip (convert) them from your own CDs or find them online for sale (like at Amazon) or as free songs (Google "mp3 blog".

Here are videos showing you how to get the music on the player. Look at No. 5 and 6.

The Sansa plays other files as well as .mp3, but start with .mp3, the most popular and least complicated kind of music file.

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 09, 2020


I had the same problem. The songs that won't play are probably MP4 files and the shaker only plays MP3 files. You need to change the file format of the songs on the shaker to MP3 files. I downloaded "Media Coder" which was free and it converted all the songs on the shaker that wouldn't play to MP3 files and they play now. Google "Media Coder" and download the free program, it is very easy to use. I had the songs converted in about 2 minutes. Make sure the shaker is plugged into computer so that you can choose the files on the shaker to convert. Hope this helps.

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Apr 03, 2020


the reason for this is that you dont have the apropriate video CODEC . you can download VLC player and make it your default media player, it opens allmost every thing :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/vlc/files/1.1.10/win32/vlc-1.1.10-win32.exe/download

and this is a codec pack for windows mediaplayer in case you dont want to use VLC:

http://shark007.net/index.html

SanDisk 4GB... | Answered on Mar 24, 2020


1. Insert your sandisk drive intor the usb connector 2. browse the pictures you want to transfer 3. select the pictures (multiple select by holding Ctrl and clicking the picture or select pictures one-by one) 4. after selecting the pictures right click on them and select "Copy" (or your can just press Ctrl+C) 5. go to "My Computer" and browse your USB stick 6. right click and select "Paste" (or you can press Ctrl+V)

SanDisk Cruzer... | Answered on Mar 18, 2020


Try the following program first, on the following link, if that fails to work for you, then try the second option I have provided. Let me know how this works out and if you need anything else.
http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/ipod_itunes/sansadevicesyncwithitunes.html
2. Basically, when you buy music from iTunes, it comes with a copyright protection called DRM. These DRM-protected songs are locked so that they only work with Apple MP3 players. That means that if you bought a Microsoft Zune, you cannot use iTunes music.

So, what is the solution? You have to burn a CD. When you do this, the DRM is removed (because the music is converted to a non-DRM-compatible media). After you burn the CD, you can rip it to your PC as an MP3 file which no longer has DRM.

Alternatively, you can use TuneClone ( http://www.tuneclone.com/ ). TuneClone makes a virtual CD-ROM drive, tricking your PC into believing that you are burning a CD. Therefore, the DRM is removed without wasting a CD.

Here is a link to a tutorial using TuneClone and iTunes 8:
http://itunesm4ptomp3.wordpress.com/2008...

Benjamin

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Mar 12, 2020


If you don't have DRM license for your music, it's because you haven't synced your player with the program on your computer in a while.
DRM is on your music because you most likely use a subscription service such as Napster or Rhapsody for your music.
Just plug your player into your computer and sync your device for the DRM license to refresh.

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Mar 12, 2020


DRM-protected WMA files are going to give you this problem, depending on where you got them from - it is not a defect with the player itself (a limitation, perhaps). For instance, Spiral Frog downloads will not be usable on this player. Nor will songs that do not have transfer rights.

Your best bet is to get songs that are in mp3 format - they will not give you any DRM issues.

-Tha Mp3 doctor

SanDisk Sansa... | Answered on Mar 12, 2020

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