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I'm using a 1gb sandisk sd memory card to sync mp3 song on it. THe mp3 songs go on it fine and play on the computer and on the mp3 player ok. The problem is I have about 533mb of space used and have about 400mb of free space remaining. But each time I try to add another mp3 song to the memory card I receive the error message..0x80070052.. Please help..My e-mail [email protected] Card type: sandisk 1 gb secure digital sd card (SDSDB-1024, A10/11, Retail Package).

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You may have reached the maximum number of files allowed in the root directory of the file system. If you already have a folder on the card, try moving some of the MP3 files into that folder. If you can copy 1 new MP3 file onto the card, that is your problem. Hopefully your MP3 player supports folders!

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