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Posted on Oct 19, 2007

I can't delete the songs and the computer says my mp3 is "full"

Ok so i tried to delete all the songs from my mp3 player the other day. but 97 songs out of the 120 songs or so are still in the mp3, and whenever i try to delete them from the computer, it doesn't work. then, when i try to add new songs into it, it tells me that i have to delete some un-needed files to get enough memory space to put in the new songs. i don't know what to do. I've never had this problem before.. >_<"

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You need to be in MSC mode to do deletion in My Computer; put in MSC mode in the settings menu under USB, then plug in, go to My Computer and open it as a drive, go to Music folder and delete by rightclicking on songs and choosing delete. You can also format the player by rightclicking on the drive letter of the sansa and choosing format. If you are deleting from a program like Rhapsody (ugh) or windows media player, you will get a lot of issues and not all will delete. Stick with My Computer in MSC. Also as a side note, make sure you have all file folders showing including hidden files in the tools menu in My Computer

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