Sandisk bad tracks - SanDisk Sansa e260 MP3 Player

Change the connectivity to MSC mode. Settings->USB mode->MSC. Now connect it to your PC and remove the tracks if any. Reply if you need more assistance

Do yourselves a favor. Convert all of the affected tracks to mp3 format (or redownload them in mp3 format), and you will no longer experience these problems.

-Tha Mp3 Doctor

if you can still connect it to the computer

format it then put all the music in

this happen to mine exept that mine ccould still turn off


good luck

That means that somewhere in your music collection is a song with bad formatted ID3 tags. You can download an ID3 tag tool like MusicBrainz Picard to go through your songs and determine which tracks might be bad.

dont touch your sansa for about 1hour and be sure to lock it then it will auto shut off then delete the track that is a "bad track"

I had this problem and called sandisk tech support. They had me reformat the player from windows. Then unplug and restart it. After that it worked like new. Of course i had to reload all of my tunes after the reboot.

Isn't it that you just go to my computer and delete it there?
It says to delete it entirely from it.

Go to the Sandisk website. After that, look up your mp3 player model. Hit Ctrl+F and look for firmware. Follow the instructions. It worked for me.

your firmware probably found a glitch in that song. try to delete your firmware or delete the song and download from a difrent database

are you using the drag and drop mode... if so you may want to check the tags on the files and make sure that you have the correct track numbers for each track. That seemed to fix the problem.