USB too slow? I just got my sansa e260. While trying to sinc with WMP 10 files I get an error saying that it does not detect device or that high speed USB device connected to low speed port. I can't get any further. HELP! I am not really computer savy but have some knowledge. Mickey USB too slow? I just got my sansa e260. While trying to sinc with WMP 10 files I get an error saying that it does not detect device or that high speed USB device connected to low speed port. I... » Read More USB too slow? I just got my sansa e260. While trying to sinc with WMP 10 files I get an error saying that it does not detect device or that high speed USB device connected to low speed port. I can't get any further. HELP! I am not really computer savy but have some knowledge. Mickey « Show Less
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I experienced the same trouble all you need to do is purchase a USB 2.0 pci card and install itif you are running windows XP,it will reci=onize the new hardware and install the drivers,I was able to find one (pci card) for 25.00,dont pay too much as mine has 5 ports 4 outside and 1 inside hope this helps Rykaman...
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I also have a Sansa media player, and it worked fine, for about one year. Then, the touchpads failed to work and I had to throw it out. I called Altec Lansing and they said there was nothing they would do to reconcile this and I couldn't send it to them to fix. The sound is excellent, though. Good luck!
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My experience is you should NOT rely on this memory usb to save your files. I bougth it because the large amount of memory (256 gb) at such a low price. It just NOT true. I suggest not buy it.
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Works fine on Windows7. Sansa/Sandisk description is not complete. I just purchased A Clip Sport. I like it much better.
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ok thanks, I was thinking about buying a sansa fuze 8gb mp3 player on black friday and I wanted to know if i could make it at least 16gb total with the mirco sd card and now that I know I can, I will be buying the mp3 player. thanks again.
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I've had this exact same problem with 6 Sansa players. 4 Clips and 2 Fuzes. I returned them all when Sansa customer support could do nothing. I waited five months to see if they had worked out their problems and just got a 4 G clip from amazon. SAME PROBLEM! This truly sucks!
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David S. is right. Sansa supports up to 32GB with standard exFAT formatting (which is how most are pre-formatted when you buy them). But Sansa will also work just fine with a larger card formatted to FAT32. There are a number of free programs that you can use to reformat a larger memory card to FAT32.
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Hello Alex, Even with slower class 4 SD card still generated fast enough transfer rate (read/write) to play back a HD video. The one I used is SanDisk ultra 64GB class 10 I bought it from amazon, it work just fine. I have noted that way back when I downloaded more than a dozen of free apps from google play store based on rating and testing them to see which one work best and found out that many media (video) player program are in premature development stage, their playback are sluggish and freezing all the time, few others are just ok because they are too simple and lacks of features, but the only one I am interested is the MX player, my search ended and this MX player is the only one I using today on my Samsung s3 cellphone and my new Samsung tab 3 I just bought from amazon. regardless HD or SD the playback is flawlessly with this MX player. I think before you spend more money for faster SD card may be you should download and try this MX player to see if the poor video playback problem solved if not then switch to faster class10 SD memory card. Remember after you download and open the player for the first time, it may prompt to download CODE for the MX player to work properly. Once the player open, select a file you want to play them then go-to setting by select tool/setting/decoder and place check marks on all those check box that uses H/W+ decoder, then you are done and all of your video now should playback smoothly. By the way I had been using this MX player for the past 2 plus years until today. I hope this help and good luck!
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Quick question can I use more than a 2gb card for my Sandisk Sansa e250 2GB MP3 Player?
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My experience with these is that it needs to be reset. For my 8 gb I have to hold the on button for 20 seconds and then turn it on as usual. Yours may be different. I googled how to do it and it sent me to Sansa's website. I'd try that first.
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Unfortunately i haven't been able to move or transfer recordings with this recorder after i have recorded them into a specific folder. Also there is no way of downloading or uploading the recordings onto a pc or other device because of no usb port. The way i have got around that problem was by having a seperate digital recorder, specifically the Rolland R05 digital recorder and i play the recordings from the Olympus recorder in order of how i want them stored or saved on my computer and then upload the recordings onto my computer using my R0-5 recorder. Hope this helps out a little bit.
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I haven't used the USB but I have used a 16GB SD card with this. I usually just connect my Sandisk Sansa Clip Zip+ MP3 player to this and use it this way.
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I first bought a Coby -- incompatible with Overdrive. My only experience is with Sansa -- check BestBuy online; there was a good deal on 4 GB last month. It took me over 6 months to discover how to put Overdrive books into the Book section, rather than Music -- so, I am sticking with the Sansa Clip Zip.
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I don't use proprietary software. Under win7 and win 8.1 it is automatically USB recognised and I simply drag and drop MP3 songs and audiobooks. Best solution I have found for simple audiobooks when walking. Tried phone/ipod/iriver and others.... sansa wins hands down. Cheers. P.S. This is my 3rd in 5 years.
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YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then, I haven't seen a reasonable alternative that had replacable batteries. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then,... » Read More YOU ARE CORRECT!!! Your response prompted me to update my firmware and give it a go. I admit I have been lazy and was going on my expierience with a 2GB Sansa e200 that pooped out on me a while back. The new firmware in my e280 View does fully integrate the card although one does have to wait longer for the boot up. I only used a 2GB card in the e280 and don't know if it will take a larger one. At this point I will likely get a Fuse 8GB with the 8GB expansion and just get additional chips to switch out as needed. I still don't like the disposable nature of non-replacable batteries but then, I haven't seen a reasonable alternative that had replacable batteries. THANKS FOR YOUR HELP « Show Less
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Hate to break the news to you Juan, but it doesn't sound like it will work for you anymore. I just received the m240 for Christmas and it worked the first night and then locked up the second day. I called Sandisk co. and they told me to return it to the place I got it from (being a gift i sent it back to amazon). I did and ordered another; this time the 250 --- more storage space. I hope I have better luck with this one. Call the company, the ph. # is on Sandisk's website. They at least tried to help me reboot it (I can't remember what they had me try.).
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Not so, it would seem. I'm reliably informed that the Sansa will work on Windows 2000 when the player is in UMS/MSC mode. Windows XP is only needed for MTP mode. Seems a bit silly that Sandisk don't mention this, but a couple of people told me they are running 2000 and still using the player.