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If you do not have a card reader on the pc then you need to buy an adapter such as this Home Search Results If it is nstalled on a phone you may be able to use a usb cord to plug it in and read via that

The file is probably DRM-protected. It is possible to remove the protection using a software program. Have a look at this link for more info: http://www.remove-drm.com/tutorials/remove-drm-from-overdrive.html

To connect devices over bluetooth you must be sure the bluetooth stacks are compatible. So check the manuals from both systems and see what bluetooth stack they are using and with what stack(s) they are compatible. And while you are checking the manuals, see how to setup the connection. Not knowing what devices (models) you have, I can't look if I have a manual. And for that reason I could not look that one up. Sorry.

broken,defective

hold the power button for 30 seconds,if that doesnt work,call here, Technical Support U.S.: 1-866-SANDISK (726-3475) Worldwide: www.sandisk.com/techsupport , http://mp3support.sandisk.com/sansa/UserManual/CLIP/CLIP_UM_English.pdf

Try this. If you can't figure it out, either use a different USB drive, or consult an IT guy. Much of the glitchy stuff in computers these days is just too complex unless you have some training, or self education . http://www.tomshardware.com/forum/296309-32-remove-write-protection-sandisk-cruzer-flash-drive

Check in drive manager whether the card is showing with no drive letter or not? You can put your card back on the device and decrypt it.

the 600x refers to the time of the CD players. started with 2 x and up. 1 time is 150 k byte a second. Be aware most of the time they give read speaks, and you want writ speed. so 600 x 150 would be 90.000 K B or 90 MB a second.

hi my device shows mtb db mismatch format? and Not enough memory free 8mb space..

You need to unlock the SD card as follows:

Just turn the little switch on the side of the memory chip to the other position and you should be able to write now.

I'm sorry, I don't understand the question. A DVD player, playing DVDs and CDs as it does (or can) already has all the decoders it requires.

Read this. Get the manual. Sansa Clip Zip MP3 Player by SanDisk

More than likely this is a fake pendrive. Check the serial number with sandisk..

You probably lost your data. To get it back you would have to re-format it. Passwords are important as you now understand. Loosing your password is the same as loosing the data.

You need to unlock the SD card as follows: then right click and "delete"

Use a Usb Drive Open My computer and see what drive it is Then Go to your picture you want to move Right click on it and click on send to and send it to your Scandisk Drive letter

first sorry for the long list but I hope this helps

In addition to playing music, all Sansa MP3 players feature integrated microphones for voice recording.

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Like other MP3 players, the SanDisk Sansa series of music and video players lets you listen to your music while on the go. With their easy-to-use control interfaces, Sansa players let you add, change or delete tracks in a playlist quickly. However, there might be times when you want to lock the player so that you don't stop playback or change the current track inadvertently -- like when exercising or jogging. Locking a Sansa player ensures that music plays continuously even if you touch controls on the face of the unit accidentally. To make changes to a queued play list or stop playback on a Sansa with the controls disabled, you must first unlock the player manually. Sansa Clip Zip and Fuze+ Players Step 1 Press and hold the power button on the Clip Zip or Fuze+ player a few seconds to power on the device. Scroll to "Music" on the home screen and press the "Select" button. The Select button is a rectangular or square button in the center of the button-control pad beneath the viewing screen on the Sansa player. Step 2 Press the "Play" button to play the first track in your play list. Alternatively, press the right or left arrow button to navigate to another song in the list, and then press the "Play" button. Step 3 Press the "Power" button on the top of the player once quickly to lock the unit. The player will play music continuously while disabling all navigation controls on the face of the unit. A padlock icon appears on the face of the player indicating the lock feature is active. Don't hold the Power button after you press it, as this will turn off the player. Step 4 Unlock the player by quickly pressing the "Power" button. The Unlocked icon appears on the player screen. Sansa Clip+ Step 1 Power on the Sansa Clip+ player. Step 2 Choose "Music" on the Main Menu screen, then press the "Select" button. The Select button is the square one in the center of the control pad on the face of the player. Step 3 Press "Play" to begin playing tracks from your play list. Step 4 Press and hold the "Home" button just below the viewing screen. After a couple of seconds, a padlock icon appears at the top of the viewing screen indicating the Sansa Clip+ locking feature is active. Step 5 Press and hold the "Home" button again to unlock the Clip+ player. Tips

• With the Sansa Clip Zip and Fuze+ players, locking the devices disables all navigation controls on the unit (i.e. Play and Fast Forward), but not the volume control. If you lock the Clip Zip or Fuze+, you can still adjust the volume as needed. By contrast, if you lock the Clip+ player, the unit disables all controls on the player -- including the volume control buttons.

References

• SanDIsk: Sansa Clip Zip MP3 Player
• SanDisk: Sansa Clip+ MP3 Player
• SanDisk: Sansa Clip+ MP3 Player User Manual
• SanDisk: Sansa Clip Zip User Manual
• SanDisk: Sansa Fuze+ Mp3 Player User Manual

About the Author Jeff Grundy has been writing computer-related articles and tutorials since 1995. Since that time, Grundy has written many guides to using various applications that are published on numerous how-to and tutorial sites. Born and raised in South Georgia, Grundy holds a Master of Science degree in mathematics from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Photo Credits

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Have you tried it in another computer to make sure the USB stick itself is not the problem? If you think the laptop OS system is the problem and its a windows system, go to Device Manager, thne to Universal Serial Bus Controllers and delete all the ones that are in there, some will not delete, just ignore them, delete all others, then reboot the system and try the USB again.

There is no way of doing this. If your pen drive is 4GB, that means it has only 4GB of memory chips in it. The only way to get 8GB is to buy an 8GB drive. Do not buy an upgraded (to 8GB) one, as they are lower memory ones that have had the firmware tinkered with to show 8GB, when the actual memory capacity is far less. 18.January.2015