SanDisk Recent Questions, Troubleshooting Help & Support

I can confirm that the following method works for me (finally):

1. Download and install Mp3tag (I'm using v. 2.48)
2. "Change" or "Add" the directory in which the mp3s reside

3. Make certain you have data for "Artist", "Album Artist", and "Album" (fill in if needed)
4. Select all mp3s and click the "Save" icon (or right-click them and choose "Save tag")
5. Transfer back to your Sansa device

The Media Converter software will only recognize certain video types for conversion.
p.20 of manual:
Sansa Media Converter software lets you convert photos and videos as appropriate,
and then transfer them to your Sansa player. Sansa Media Converter offers
features such as cropping, rotating, and resizing before transferring them to your
player as well as the ability to transfer photo and video files to your microSD card.
Refer to the Sansa Media Converter software for file formats supported.
To transfer photos and videos to your Sansa player, follow these steps:
1. Connect the Sansa player to your computer.
2. Select Converter using Sansa Media Converter on initial connection.
3. Click Add Media to select photo or video files to be converted.
4. The Sansa Media Converter will store all converted files in My Album. Click
the Album Name box and type in the name you want.
5. Click to start the conversion process. A status box will appear
showing which file(s) are being converted.

There are a ton of HD videos available online that you can download and convert to AVCHD videos so that you can burn them to regular DVDs and play them in a compatible Blu-ray player. For example, Vimeo has a large selection of sample AVCHD content. Both AVCHD's MTS and MP4 file formats support 720p, 1080i, and 1080p video resolutions. When downloading videos you should try to capture it at the highest resolution (1080p) possible. However, that said if your video player or TV only supports 720p resolution then that's the format you should select when downloading a video. RealPlayer Plus does not recognize MTS files. When using RealPlayer Plus to burn HD video onto a regular DVD, look for HD content in the MP4 format like the Vimeo screenshot below. If the resolution you want is only available as an MTS file, you will need to convert the MTS to the MP4 format using third-party software in order to burn an AVCHD DVD with RealPlayer Plus. For More Detail - http://www.real.com/resources/download-convert-avchd/

Hi,

Go to Disk Utilities and reformat the pen drive. That might do the trick.

All the best!

It has an internal failure. Either bad solder or a bad chip. This is not a user repairable device. Your best bet at this point is a data recovery service.

it is a USB flash drive like ant other USB flash drive or memory stick

You can't

I know of no way to over come this.

If it's Bluetooth / Wifi, you have to pair them first. Are you 100% sure it's a flash? If it has a usb port, then it could be a bluetooth or Wifi (wireless communications connection) dongle, not a storage flash drive. A bluetooth dongle will usually have the double W symbol similar to a spiky 8. If Bluetooth / Wifi:..... USB has 4 pins - outer 2 are power to the device, while the inner 2 pins carry data traffic only. Therefore a BT device, Wifi and a flash storage drive need to be connected to USB for powering its circuit board and relaying data. Try this if BlueTooth: Switch ON bluetooth on both devices (flash may have a button / switch, or not), most just use "Remove Device" "Safe to Remove" then yank it out to switch off (as no 5V USB BUS power = 0). Plugging in powers it up. It's functions are controlled via PC's BT menu. With BT Flash plugged in, go to your computers device settings or the taskbar may have a BT symbol (like two face-to-face W's). After switching computer BT on, select "search for devices" or similar, depending on your OS. It may find several BT devices in your area. Other BT devices such as Mobile Phone can also find a computer dongle by using the external device's menu to "search" while computer is made "visible" (also vice versa).

the speed is more often the nod limited by the device the flash drive is connected to no the drive itself. there isn't much you can do but wait if it's being slow.

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I saw it mentioned somewhere else....hold down the power button for about a minute. It should come back to life. It just worked for me, after I paniced a little, of course!

hi,
Go to this link:
http://www.recoverybull.com/recoverybull/downloads.html


click on USB Drive Data Recovery Software then click on Download.

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you can find the following details on the site at the below url
http://www.ghacks.net/2009/03/14/hotmail-pop3-configuration/

Here are the information that have to be entered into the desktop email software so that Hotmail can be accessed:

• Incoming Server: pop3.live.com
• Incoming Port: 995
• SSL Encryption: yes
• Outgoing Server: smtp.live.com
• Outgoing port: 25 (use port 587 if the default port is not working)
• Authentication: yes
• TLS Or SSL: yes

Please note that the names might differ depending on the desktop email client in use. The values on the other hand do not change. The username (usually the Windows Live Hotmail email address) and password are the same that are used when logging into the Hotmail website using a web browser.
There is no need for configuration of POP3 on the Hotmail website. google_protectAndRun("ads_core.google_render_ad", google_handleError, google_render_ad);

connect with USB cable, go to file explores and right click icon and format or you can open device and delete songs individually

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