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The computer does not assign a drive letter to my sansa e250 when I plug it in the my laptop which is using Vista OS

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Make sure you have vista compatible software for your sana. I love those little things btw.http://www.sandisk.com/sandisk-support/driver-download-wizardhers a link download and run this program. Should fix the problem.Be blessedkidromulous

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