If you connect your Sansa to a computer running a full version of Windows xp (it may not work under upgrade or OEM versions of xp), do the following: 1. Open up the 'My Computer' pane. 2. Right-click on the icon that says something like 'Audio Player - Sansa'. 3. Click 'Explore'. 4. Double-click the 'Media' folder. 5. Delete any of the folders with the artist's name that you want to get rid of. 6. Close all windows when you are done. 7. Go to your Sansa's on-screen menu and select the 'Music' option. 8. Scroll through the list and select 'Play All' and then your Sansa should go through the music updating process and then you should only see your own music. Hope this helps!
Just connect your player to your computer and view your players files from Windows Explorer and delete the unwanted files.
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You shouldn't take apart your media player because it may void the warranty. If it needs to be fixed, call SanDisk. If they can't fix or replace it, try contacting a company that specializes in repair services. SanDisk refers people to LC Technology when the player has to be taken apart.
A SanDisk MP3 player can be purchased at most retailers such as Target and WalMart. A SanDisk MP3 player can also be purchased at stores such as BestBuy and RadioShack.
you can store 2000 MP3 songs, 4000 JPEG photos or 12 two-hour movies in a 8 gb multimedia player of sandisk sansa.
A Sansa mp3 player is a product of SanDisk. This is a fairly common product and could be found at many major retailors, online stores, or directly from SanDisk.
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no and no u cant i do it all the time!:]
wmv, and as long as it can be played by windows media player or quicktime then it's all good
Try online stores or eBay, but just watch out for expensive postage.
just delete it!!!!!!!
Yes, you can transfer audiobooks from CDs to a SanDisk MP3 player by ripping the audio files from the CDs to your computer and then transferring them to the MP3 player using a USB cable. Make sure to use the compatible audio file format supported by your MP3 player for playback.