So, I used Mp3Rocket to get music to load my player with--I know, I know, but hear me out--and at first it seemed to work great; my songs were loaded easily and with no bvious problems. Well, after having listened all night (I used to use it as white noise before I got earplugs) suddenly the screen is all black with only a white stripe where the song text should be, and a vertical red stripe that appears when turning the device on or off. Also I can't seem to skip forward or backwards on tracks anymore, though volume and play seems to work. Could this problem be the result of a computer virus somehow transferring to the device by the charging cable, or could it be damage to the screen by laying on it? And how, if at all, can I fix it? Is there a way to determine whether it has a virus or not? Thanks for any help!!!
SOURCE: Skipping songs
We could try formatting the player and after the format has been complete try updating the firmware of the player. Change the settings fo the player to MSC then connect to your computer, open my computer and right-click the player and choose format remove the tick mark on the quick format and after the format has been completed. Unplug the device and go to the sandisk website and download the firmware update and install it and when it ask you to connect the device hook the plyer and perform the update for the player. Note: It may be the songs on the player are not that properly transferred that why it is skipping and also the player might also have had bad sectors that is why we have formatted the player. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: skipping tracks
Well you can go to the music folder for you mp3 player (just go to my computer and click on the sansa thing) and then delete off the songs that don't work and add them again.
SOURCE: "BAD TRACK"
You have a corrupt file - bad file...
Corrupt files for sansa -
Plug your player in, in MSC mode.
Right-click on it.
Click "properties"
Click "tools"
Click "Error Checking"
Check both the boxes on the error checking window that pops up, and click start.
After it finishes, check your player to make sure your player is normal.
If that don't work then format = http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/Default.as...
SOURCE: The screen is turning white when I change song
ive dont that and my screen is still blank
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SOURCE: problem recognizing songs in sansa e260 mp3 player.
From what I'm hearing you don't have a good driver. If you still have the disk use that. If not google it or something. I have a Sansa e260 as well so I would suggest loading the songs on in windows media player rather that windows explorer. If you open Media Player and then go to sync and it does not recognize your device, then you have a bad driver. If not, then start syncing your songs that way.
Hope everything works,
Fixer Guy
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