Lexar Audio Players & Recorders - Answered Questions & Fixed Issues

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There is a small tab on the card that you can move to change this.

Probably because the files you are trying to play are not .MP3 files (an .MP# file has a name that looks like 'songname.mp3). Those are the only files your player recognizes and can play.

This is most likely a file format or digital rights management issue. Make sure the files are in a compatible format. The computer can play them because it is just looking at the player as a storage device and does not rely on it for playback. If the files are .wma, try converting them to .mp3. Your device may have come with software that will perform this function for you.

maybe it needs to be formatted,or sometimes there is a really small slider swith thingy that locks it so it cant be used or erased.

Exactly what happened to you. You start getting card errors and can't read/write the card.

i think u got another format of song .U should check its on mp3 format

This model does not have a Reset button ..Refer to the user manual for more info :http://www.bose.com/pdf/customer_service/owners/Lexar_MDA256_og.pdf

Is it packed when your daughter gave you the mp3? If so, there should be a manual in the box. Or download it from Internet.Yes, music can be saved to the SD card. In fact generic sd is okay.electronics wholesale

Your player must be connected and the media to be loaded must be converted please use the link for the driver to be loaded .http://www.fixdevice.com/drivers/mp3_player/lexar.htmlYour music files can be transfered to the player using this driver

Hi skidney11...


1...You must download and install Windows Media Player 11 on your computer.
NOTE...Some older MP3 players will not work with Windows Media Player 11 or Windows 7 with Windows Media Player 11.
If this happens to you, then you will have to uninstall Windows Media Player 11 and install Windows Media Player 10.
2...After you have downloaded and installed Media Player on your computer.
3...Open Media Player on your computer.
4...Install all your music into Media Player that you want to install on your MP3 player.
5...Plug in your MP3 player to the computer using your Data/Sync cord, be sure that Windows Media Player is on.
6...Media player should recognize the MP3 player and sync with it.
7...After it is sync'ed with the computer,you can add the music you have installed into Windows Media Player to your MP3 Player.
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Hi there.

Connect it to pc and find it in 'my computer', open it up. Click on view/select all and move the songs to your pc. Right click the player icon, select format/FAT, ignore 'Quick format' , then virus scan all your songs, and move them back onto player.

Hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions.

Thank you!

This happens to every MP3 player eventually. You will need to reset it and reformat. Sorry, there is no easy fix. The MP3 system software has crashed for an unknown reason. It happens.

Often, a crash can be caused by static that you, me, or anybody else can even detect or feel. All we can do is reset the device, format it, and install all of our stuff again. I have had this happen to Sansa, IPOD, TVIO, and others. Just walking across a wooden floor can build up a static charge in your body of over 500 volts, and you would never know it. When you hear the crackle of clothes being pulled out of a dryer, or feel the shock from grabbing a doorknob, the charge is in the tens of thousands of volts! It only takes a 50 volt static discharge to disrupt flash memory like that found in a MP3 player, jump drive, cell phone, etc....

Find the RESET button, and after the unit is turned on, hold it in with a paperclip or something similar for 3 seconds. This will return the unit to factory default, and you can reload it with all your stuff.

A good rule of thumb is that before you touch any portable electronic device, touch the biggest piece of metal that is near you, which will drain any static charge in your body. This is purely preventative, and not a fix-all, but it has helped me overall in not having so many problems with my personal portable electronics.

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Go to lexar .com then click on the live support via chat ask for a firmware upgrade for your unit they will email it to you.The upgrade should be done via windows XP operating system .Vista is not yet supported.

your external memory card must be empty before inserting to your mp3 player then download files to Lexar.com...let me hear from you how it goes...

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It could be the MP3 player doesn't recognize an 8 gb card... try a smaller one
OR
The SD card could be bad... try it in another device you know suuports an 8 gb card

Hi

To format it Connect it to the computer, go to My computer-> right click on the mp3/mp4 player after it is displayed-> select format-> Format it as FAT32 File system. Formatting the MP3/MP4 player will delete all the songs/data from the player. So, backup all data before formatting it. Hope this helps...

Daniel

Sounds like a format error on the storage. The bad news is the tunes stored on it are probably gone.
Do you have a mini USB B cable that you can connect to a PC? With this you can reformat the internal memory and the SD card.
Good luck.

Just need the drivers downloaded. You can usually get them from there website. Just download the drivers, then double-click on the file once downloaded so it installs into your pc. Then restart your pc, then plug in your mp3 player and you should be good to go!

Connect your player to your computer. when the computer finds your player, open my computer. Highlight your player by left clicking. Choose the folder you want to format, Usually the music folder. Next, left click and a menu will open giving you options such as format drive. a menu will open. choose to format using fat 32