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Posted on Oct 18, 2007

Can't copy songs on to SD 2 gig Card in Sansa e250

I could only fit 356 songs on the device so I bought an additional 2 gb card which is now inserted in machine.  I was told I couldupgrade this to maximum  4 gb  when I bought it. 

I have reformated the device as some of the songs werent playing correctly and wouldnt delete from the device.   When I transferred the songs back on and tried to add others it still says memory full despite another 2 gig being installed in the device.  It doesn't seem to be accessing or allowing me to add songs on the additional 2 gb.  Specs in info are 

Memory 1893, Free 13,

SD card 1936 Free 1936

Songs 356. 

Also I don't have and pictures or video on this device so this is not taking up space. Any idea of how to  fix the problem?

  • lesterja Jun 25, 2008

    I already copy songs in the SD card but the device does not recognize it. To hear those I have to copy them in the device directly not in the additional card.



    What would be the cause and the solution?

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The card shows up as a separate drive letter, remember that
when the card is in the player, look for the second drive letter in My Computer and add the songs to it not the first; yes the card will show up in your library on the player only after you have unplugged it and restarted the player.

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