This happen when there is a disk removal error on mac. Just copy all files (ALL FILES) of your mp3 on your computer, then format the mp3 (MS Dos). After the format you just have to copy again on your mp3 all files.
SOURCE: Samsung YP-Y7JX
Have you tried deleting this 4MB ? ... try it.. if it didn't work.. then hard-reset your MP3 Player, because there is an error in your DB structure caused by false-copying or power spike... something like that.
SOURCE: Sansa C150 No Space for DB. Please free more than 4.0 MB
are you able to format the player while in msc mode?
right-click on it while in my computer and select the format option, make sure your selecting your mp3 as this will delete all the files off the device. It if says failed to format, try doing it thorugh disk management. To get there you can right-click on my computer and select manage from the drop down menu. From here you will see disk management on the left hand side. Then a larger rectangular box with the drive letter that represents your player, you can right click on this and select format.
Or just try a different computer, if its the same everywhere then youll probably have to end up emailing sandisk, stating everything you tried. They will probably ask you to do a couple more things, but if you keep at it, youll end up with an RMA*.
*RMA = Return Merchandice Authorization
SOURCE: SANSA M230
go to http://www.sandisk.com/Retail/Default.aspx?CatID=1376 and download the firmware updater, reboot and all worked fine for me.
SOURCE: sansa m230
When connected to your computer, go to your My Computer folder, and right click on your Mp3 player. You should see "Format Device". This wipes the entire thing. All music will be gone, but it might reset it.
SOURCE: No Space for DB. Delete more than 60 MB. Error on Samsun YP P3
jus format the device and then it should get back to normal
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