20 Most Recent SanDisk Sansa m240 MP3 Player Questions & Answers

Check the settings in your Windows Media player under RIP for MP3 out put. Start by right clicking out next to Now Playing, this will bring up a context menu, look for -> Tools -> Options -> Rip music tab set up your out put to MP3 and the Folder you want to put it all in. Next put in a cd you want to rip to MP3 and let it do it's thing. Next hook up your MP3 player to your computer, and finding your music folder under windows explorer. Copy the files and drag them on to your player into a music folder. Done, go play.

delete it it wont play video's its a music player

get rid of podcast you want wondows media player or a shared folder

go to my computer and click on removable disk which is where your mp3 player is at, look through the files ( they are the files you should have on it ) delete them from there.

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

MY PLAYER HAS MUSIC LOADED THAT IS NOT VIEWABLE BY THIS TECHNIQUE BUT THAT IS ANOTHER PROBLEM THAT I CANT FIGURE OUT YET

Find the MP3 player in the device manager, delete it, then plug it in again and see if Windows recognizes it and reinstall the drivers properly.
If on the second try windows does not install the device drivers properly, find it in the device manager right click on it and click update drivers

Device is not being recognized and is apparently incompatible with your XP OS installation.

Hi,

not the best solution perhaps, but I just formatted the disc and all data is gone. Had to do it as for some reason, the old music files weren't showing, but disc space was taken.

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

your mp3 should have come with a software cd. I had a sense mp3 and had to load program to my pc to add music.

Chrome book and Linux do not generally support MTP mode used by MP3 players. You need to switch to MSC mode using the m240 settings menu, See: http://mp3support.sandisk.com/downloads/um/sansa-m200-um.pdf on page 30.