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Actually, it sounds as if the card is working. The more you have on the card, the more free internal memory you'll need so it can build its media database. Remove the card, then delete some files from the internal memory to free up space. Then reinsert the card.
Remove your external card if you have one....Then try plugging ur device into ur computer using windows 7 then your going to have a pop up like if you pluged a storage card into ur card reader....click open folder then youll see all you internal music...right click and start deleteing..If you want to format go to my computer find ur device right click and on the list and youll find format just click it and it will format ur internal memory...or insert ur card and do the same
maybe the memory of your mp3 player is broken.i also have same problem like u but i manage to solve it because my mp3 player has two memory,one for internal and the other one is for memory card.my internal memory cannot be recognise by my computer but my memory that are using memory card can be recognise....so,i prefer u to buy new...sorry..
I have the same situation. Although it would have been a good .mp3 player to give to my daughter, I do not think it worth my (or your) time when they have higher storage and smaller bodies for cheap now days.
If you're hell-bent on making it work on those new OS's then your best shot is downloading RioPort Audio Manager 3.3 (or later) because Windows Media dropped it's driver support after version 7 (it's version 11, now). RioPort is what I used before I got a hold of iTunes.
Hi try to go MY COMPUTER then go in the the drive check the folder it should have the micro sD folder from there you can just take the song and put them in the folder you want this is the other way i know how to put music in hope it helps.
I got this from:http://www.livedigitally.com/2005/06/27/sandisk-sansa-e130-the-micro-version-of-the-ipod-mini/
Create two playlists with names such as
1. SANSA Internal and
2. SANSA 2GB (assuming your SD card is 2gb).
Load songs into each playlist.
Edit the sync properties for each drive to only sycn to those playlists.
Sync!
did you install the following:
"iPAQ H3970/H3975 SD Card Driver Updates
version 1.1 (27 Oct 03)"
SP25681
- Resolves performance issues with SD memory card.
- Resolves undetected SD memory card.
- Resolves lockups due to SD memory card.
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