Bought this brand new and it was freezing at the title screen from the get-go. finally did a hard reset thanks to some tips i found on this site and now the hard drive claims it's 1.79gb full, but there is absolutely nothing on it! it's brand new! i have no idea whats going on.
Try formatting it
SOURCE: My Sansa m240 freezes at the title screen.
I have the same problem. I called tech support 1-866-726-3475 and they talked me thru several cures. None of which worked. My unit is about 8 months old. After trying all the options, they gave me a rma number and are sending me a replacement. I think they have had some trouble with this lot of players, they were very nice and it took no prodding from me for a replacement! Good Luck1
SOURCE: New SanDisk Sansa Clip freezes
if you hold up the power button on it for 10 to 15 seconds it will turn on. I'm sorry if it doesn't work for you..but it worked for me
SOURCE: transfer WMA files to Sansa c250
There two types of WMA file - protected and unprotected (also called "DRM-free" and "DRM-encrypted"). Some protected or encrypted WMA's may allow you to play back on your computer, but will not allow you to play those same files on an mp3 player. There are only two ways around your problem - one is expesnive, and one is illegal:
1) You can purchase additional rights on Overdrive to transfer your audiobooks to a "portable device" (by which, they include mp3 players).
2) You can download a program such as Tunebite to strip the Overdrive of it's DRM license, rendering the file of its protection (I would NOT reccomend this route).
The WMA files that you had that worked before were either unprotected, or were protected but had transfer rights.
-Tha Mp3 Doctor
SOURCE: Database not refreshing, Could not listen the new songs added
go into your menu go into veiw all songs then go to play all
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