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Posted on Sep 15, 2008

Repair system is unable to recognize the sansa

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  • Anonymous Nov 19, 2008

    i plug in the sansa and that wizard pups up and cant find any software. HHEEELLLLLPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Anonymous Dec 13, 2008

    it says computer cannot find software for sansa c240

  • Anonymous Dec 21, 2008

    Cant find it... no software, no new devices...

  • Anonymous May 11, 2010



    What is your PC Operation System?

    It does not appears in any way ( as another disk or a "other device" list when you open the computer icon? )



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My sansa is not coming up on my computer. i have a 250 and it picks it up right away.

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SanDisk Sansa e250 MP3 Player with Mac? Is there any driver to make it compatible with Mac platform? Thank you

NOTE: MAC computers do NOT support MTP modes of USB conectivity in a MP player. A Sansa player in MTP mode when plugged into a MAC computer will NOT be detected or recognized. MAC computers supports Sansa players in MSC mode Sansa players can only be recognized by a MAC if the USB mode on the Sansa player is set to Auto Detect or MSC.
Check in the System Profiler Open System Profiler from the Utilities folder, which is inside the Applications folder. From the Contents column on the left, under the Hardware header, select USB; the panel to the right will show all the USB devices that the computer recognizes. It may not identify them correctly by name, but it should have the right number of devices listed. . Navigate to USB Mode settings. Sansa View - From the Main Menu, select More > Settings/Options > System Settings > USB Mode.
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Sansa Clip, e200v1 series, e200v2 series and e200R - From the Main Menu, select Settings > USB Mode.
2. Select Auto Detect, MTP or MSC. e200R - PlayforSure is MTP and Rhapsody is MSC
See this tip posted here on this site for a better explanation on the modes - MTP and MSC. Solve your MP3 Player Connection Problem.
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My computer is not recognizing the sansa clip, I am unable to recharge the device anymore, and it does not appear in my drivers. I have retried loading the disk and nothing happens...please help!

Have you tried going to settings, then system settings and changing the usb mode? I have had some computers not recognize my device and this has helped. MSC should be he default mode and your device should show as a drive. The MTP is for DRM management. I have also had a clip that did this and my usb cable was bad.
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go to settings on ur sansa, go to usb then change it to MSB. that should fix it
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I downloaded a Sansa video converter and it keeps saying that my Sansa is not connected after i connect it. Can i have some assistance please?

do u have windows or mac system? if mac,
Although MAC OS is NOT a supported operating system, the Sansa player can still be recognized if the Sansa player is only plugged in MSC mode.

MAC computers do NOT support MTP
A Sansa player in MTP mode when plugged into a MAC computer will NOT be detected or recognized.

MAC computers supports Sansa players in MSC mode
Sansa players can only be recognized by a MAC if the USB mode on the Sansa player is set to Auto Detect or MSC.
See answer ID 207 for instructions on how to put your Sansa player in MSC mode.

See answer ID 1141 for instructions on transferring music to your Sansa player using iTunes on a MAC computer.
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