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• Error occurred during the installation of the device, a service in the INF installation section is not valid with Sansa Fuze player

  Media player 11 fails to connect to my sansa fuze player. A second computer find the fuse in sansa without problem. Default media player 11 , I get the following message: error occurred during the instalation of the device, an installtion of service section in the INF is invalid.  I have two players from sansa and both not on this media 11 computer system, but both work on a second computer with media player 9 ? Is the problem, a bad installation of the media 11 on the first computer system, should remove and reinstall media 11 If I delete what is happening in the music on this computer file. Carl L_942

  Hi, Carl L_942,.

  Connect the Sansa Fuze and put into MSC mode. This enabled the majority of users with this problem. Check if it helps you too.

  For more information, see:

  Activation or forcing MSC mode on the Sansa player

  Additional reference on:

  Check and change the device to the master or the MTP USB mode

  The only problem with Media Player 11 and Sansa device is the synchronization of album art to the device.

  For more information, see:

  File Readme for Windows Media Player 11 for Windows XP

  Kind regards

  Divya R - Microsoft technical support.

• Sansa Fuze connects, but does not load and does not appear on my computer.

  Hello everyone.

  I have a 4 Gb Sansa Fuze, which is (of course) out of warranty.  I have been enjoying his music for quite awhile and have had absolutely no problems with it until two days ago, when it ran out of battery.  I left it in my car and the next day went to connect via the USB port on my computer.  The sansa has begun with its typical "splash screen" reading "Sandisk Sansa, followed shortly after by a blue moving the ring and the words 'Connected', followed by about a second later"writing", followed by a second. later 'connected'  This is normal for my fuze (that I know).  However, the problem with the logo of the battery in the bottom right of the screen, which normally indicates a small "lightning bolt" next to the battery and it shows the battery 'filler '.  Now it shows only a white empty battery.  There is no bolt of lightning, and there is no charge to the battery.

  I have tried to consider the sansa as a device via "My Computer" and sync in Windows Media Player.  None of them show that I have nothing connected.  The sansa updater doesn't recognize not my rocket is connected.

  I know for a fact that the USB loader is not faulty, as I also have a second Sansa Fuze that connects perfectly and was purchased at the same time.  I don't think that it is the slot USB itself that I changed the port to all others and still did not have a change in the status of my sansa (broken).

  If it helps is that I connect to the computer:

  HP Pavilion m7580n

  AMD Athlon 64 X 2 processor Dual Core 4400 +

  2 GB DDR2 RAM 1.8 GHz

  Windows XP Media Center Edition SP2

  Thanks in advance for any help that can be given...

  also, I would like to apologize if this has already been discussed (I read until my eyes hurt and couldn't find something similar).

  Thanks again,

  Josh

  UPDATE:

  Apparently the good things come to those who wait (and leave that their Sansa rockets connected for days despite the hopes of oinitial n it will load).  Today I woke up and found that my Sansa Fuze, which previously were not load had miraculously blamed himself.  I have unfortunately no idea as to the reason that he works all of a sudden.

  Thanks for your help anyway!  It is good to know that there is a place to come when your Sansa is broken...

  Thanks again,

  Josh

• WMP11 will hang on the Sansa Fuze is connected

  My wife made me the 4 GB Sansa Fuze for Christmas. When I tried to synic it with WMP, WMP crashes. In fact, it crashes every time that the rocket is connected. When it is not connected WMP11 works fine, all my music lists and the game are there but as soon as the rocket is reconginized by Windows, WMP11 closes or crashes right. I can get to the "FLARE" via the Explorer with no problems, it also loads and I can drag-and - drop files to it.

  I have Real Player installed v10, but don't use it for music. I uninstalled and reinstalled WMP11, but it does not solve the problem. I found similar positions on WMP11, but they offer no help.

  I am running:

  Windows XP Pro SP3 - up to date

  WMP11 - up to date

  Sansa Fuze firmware version: 02.02.26A, USB Mode: automatic detection, but the problem is still takes place in PSG & MSC.

  Any help is greatly appreciated. If I missed the solution in my research please point me in the right direction.

  Deiter

  I'm under WiMP11 build 11.0.5721.5268 on this machine, slightly different, perhaps.  Take a look at this series of posts to Tech Arena.  The posts follow a nested formula, but the nuts and bolts are there if you scroll through them.

  Looks like they found a problem with the DRM store.  The common question resembles a WiMP11 crash when a flash drive is plugged.  Let me know if it helps!

  In a linked page, it comes to conflicts with the completed Revista codecs, I have not met with CCCP installed.  In fact, CCCP codec package improved performance, as I can see chapter data when a DVD is mounted.  Seized, DVD wouldn't play properly.

  Bob

• I can not connect my sansa fuze to my Vista pc. __

  I can not connect my sansa fuze to my Vista pc.  It works on XP. Apparently looking for a driver.

  Check with San Disk.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/Windows/compatibility/Windows-Vista/default.aspx

  Windows Vista Compatibility Center

  First thing to do is to check its Vista compatibility at the link above, and if not to see what patches/solutions are available from its manufacturer...

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Sansa Fuze is not compatible with Rhapsody/Windows 8.1?

  Finally, I replaced my old laptop XP with a new with WIn 8.1.  My two (2nd gen.)  Rocket (no +) devices load OK, appear in Rhapsody as being authorized and allow the transfer of securities with subscription. But once disconnected the two devices think the tracks of the expired subscription.  Rhapsody has this message under Tools > device compatibility report:

  Device for Sansa Fuze 8 GB compatibility report:
  This PC reports that it performs "Microsoft Windows Version 6.2'."
  Transfers of securities of subscription to the devices is not supported by your version of Windows

  Titles that have been imported from CDs play fine. Someone here can shed light on what is happening?  Is is time to reformat devices?  Much thanks is advanced.

  Well, well, well. For all those who might find this thread with a similar problem in the future, I think that I just solved it my problem with the help of the Rhapsody site troubleshooting tips.  It is reset course the Sansa device clock, regardless of it's:

  Asked synchronize the device

  -Reset the clock secure your device
  1. go to the Rhapsody software
  2. connect your MP3 player to your computer
  3. hold the CTRL & SHIFT key on your keyboard and right click the player icon
  4. click on Reset secure clock

• Sansa Fuze stuck on the white screen after disconnecting.

  Once I unplugged my Sansa Fuze on my PS3, it got stuck on a white screen. None of the buttons worked and I couldn't turn it off. I decided that the only thing I could do was to let the battery die and charge it again. Finally, he died and I plugged it in, it loads to full is the same thing. So I tried again, except I only left it plugged in for a while and disconnected. My music has arisen and it seems to work, but it stops immediately by the lack of power. Now no matter what I have plug in, it lights at all. I connected it to my computer and installed the drivers for it, but the rocket itself did not come, and the computer says it has malfunctioned and pilots have not been recognized. So now I can't listen to my music or anything like that. Help?

  Drag the spring-loaded power switch in the highest position for 20-30 seconds. (note that in extreme cases it can sometimes it may take a minute). Release and see if it boots normally.

• Sansa Fuze don't will not load! HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  I have had my sansa fuze since last Christmas.

  The first time my sansa fuze wouldn't load I came here and someone told me to hang it to the USB port back because he has more power.

  So I got this new computer recently and my computer will not recognize it. I tried to uninstall it in my computer, but nothing works for me.

  Any ideas on how to solve this problem

  Thanks for the help

  First try all ports - and no hubs USB, just connection is direct to the computer.

  If there is still no love, go to Settings/Control Panel on the "rocket" and change the USB MSC Mode and see if it charges.

  Look in the computer and see which version of Windows Media Player, it is a. (open WMP, click on help and about.)  It must be 10 or 11 to recognize the "rocket" in MTP mode, which is probably what you value. Update Windows Media Player 10 or 11, and you can move on to PSG.

• My Sansa Fuze 8 GB MP3 player screen is white!

  My sansa fuze 8bg mp3 player is to have a white screen which is tormenting the buzz of life outta me! He can still play music, but I'm getting tired of it... can someone help me? I didn't reset all the songs that I put in!

  I don't think it's my drive hard because it's awesome so far. Also, I found a way to not "reset" all my important files and 'help' with you 'IkTech09 '.

  If your sansa fuze 8 gb screen is as white as the clouds, follow these steps to get rid of this siteeuation:

  1. connect your mp3 player to the computer

  2. you see the white screen (duh!)

  3. press the power button and wait for her to stop

  4 press it again until it lights up

  5. then you will see the Welcome screen again

  that should help you and if you already got rid of your mp3 player, I am ashamed that you've wasted your money and did not try something that might have helped your mp3 player working again.

• Freezing Sansa Fuze problem

  I have a 4 GB Sansa Fuze with the latest firmware and after about 6 months, he started to have this problem of gel. I don't know what happened exactly, but I unplugged it from my PC once, and when he went to 'Media refreshing' just of freezes and does not load. And now, when I plug it into my PC, it freezes on the screen that says 'Written' and hangs whenever I log on my user account. I believe that this is due to a damaged file from when I had a virus problem, however, because when it connects to my PC, it won't let me format.

  Thanks for the suggestions guys, but I could get my rocket using my Xbox 360 work. That's what I did:

  (1) I have connected to the USB cable from the "rocket" and then connected it to the USB for 360.

  (2) I went to my Xbox, the Control Panel, memory

  (3) I clicked the USB storage device and you click on configure to 360 (to 256 MB)

  The Xbox managed to erase all data, including files that never seemed to corrupt, and got, it works again. You may want to format again when you use your PC, or install a new firmware, because the device has been configured for Windows use after you configure it the 360

• How to delete songs that came on my Sansa Fuze?

  My Sansa Fuze came with 19 songs on what I want to delete but I don't know how.  When I plug in my Sansa Fuze in my computer the songs do not appear on my computer but they are on the device when I use it.  They are not in the 'Music' folder or any folder when I manage the device to my computer.  Can someone tell me how to remove these unwanted songs?

  If you don't have any other music/photos/videos etc.  on the "rocket", or you have copies that you are ready to transfer again, the best way to get rid of these songs is to format the "rocket" that erases all content (but does not change its integrated software). Settings from settings/system/Format.

  Or if you have a friend with a new Windows computer, you can see the songs and delete them yourself.

  Why can't you see these songs? It's a long story, but a bit simple.

  The "rocket" has two modes USB, MSC and MTP (Settings/System Settings/USB Mode). They have two different lines in the "rocket" and your computer can only read one at a time. (The "rocket" sees it bit any mode).

  The songs of the sample were transferred in MTP mode. But your computer connects via MSC - my favorite - mode so it cannot see them.

  MSC treats the "rocket" as a generic flash drive. You can drag and drop manually, or if you want you can use Winamp or Media Monkey to sync things.

  MTP allows the "rocket" be controlled - sync, etc. - by Windows Media Player 10 or higher. It allows also WMP transmit codes DRM (Digital Rights Muck) hidden-in-the-user for things like the songs protected against copying and audiobooks that expire. Probably not, you use those.

  The idea was to have the equivalent of iTunes/iPod of coordination for the majority of users - but also for the greater freedom and control of Maritime safety, if a user wants to change. No Windows, on Mac or Linux users, find yourself on MSC as well.  The only real requirement for MTP mode is for DRM files.

  On a computer that has Windows Meda Player 10 or higher, Auto Detect mode the "rocket of" (the third choice in Settings/System Settings/USB Mode) - which is what the "rocket" uses unless you changed it - connects in MTP mode and these songs will be visible and removable. That's why it would be simpler to use PC a friend Windows - Vista, Windows 7, etc.

  The original Windows XP comes with Windows Media Player 9 - a too old version for PSG. If you are running XP you could update WMP (via support.microsoft.com) to empty these songs. Then, you must return to the MSC (not Auto Detect) and do all what you did previously to transfer your music., you'll have all your visible songs by you.

• Play music from Sansa Fuze my computer speakers?

  Can I listen to music on my Sansa Fuze MP3 player in my computer speakers?

  If I can, how can I connect the "rocket" on my computer or on my speakers?

  Connect the "rocket" to your computer with the USB cable. Looking for the "rocket" as a disc or two discs (one for unity, for card) in Windows Explorer (computer or workstation). Discover music. Assuming that you have a drive in your computer - such as Windows Media Player or Winamp or iTunes - you should be able to click on a file and read it.

• Wall charger for Sansa Fuze?

  Hello, I hope you do well.

  I'm trying to help my father to buy a wall charger for its Sansa Fuze (I gave it to him as a birthday gift, but he doesn't have a computer and needs a wall charger). What type of wall chargers should I watch? I believe that it will take a standard USB charger or a standard mini-USB charger, but I would like to know which of the two. This one or this one , or this one works?

  Thank you

  VIC

  It's easy!  Nice find, incidentally.  The first link you provided is a clone of the charger folding-plug Motorola phone, with a standard USB plug which must be plugged into the cable of SanDisk Fuze.

  This is the type of desired wee beastie.  Basically, if it has a standard USB plug, it is hard to go wrong, with one exception: If the "rocket" shows "connected" while it is plugged into the wall charger, there is a link with the data pins in the charger (some readers MP3 need this, but the Sansa doesn't).

  The other two Chargers shown have what looks like a mini-B, usable for Sansa Clip USB connector.

  In addition, avoid Chargers with the connector 30 spare pins which do not expressly assert that this is a cable compatible SanDisk Sansa, there are has many iPod Chargers offering a Connector 30 end pins which resembles that of SanDisk, but they're going to FRY the Sansa.  IPod connections are distinguished by the Sansa ones.

  Bob

• Sansa Fuze Skip Song

  1 month ago I bought a Sansa Fuze 4 GB, and I really liked it.  In that first month, I transferred music from Microsoft Media Player for the "rocket" with no problems and I also played music without any problem, so I see no problem.  Everything seemed to be working great until last night when I installed the new firmware.

  I installed the new firmware using the request for the Installation of the Firmware Sansa. After installing the new firmware, I had to Resync my library.  I noticed after the resynchronization when I played music, many songs on the "rocket" should be ignored.  For example, I would play the ABC song after song what ABC ended, I see the image of the song DEF, but song THAT DEF would not play and the "rocket" would skip to the next song HIG.  If I tried to navigate back to the song (DEF), which was initially ignored, should be displayed, but the "rocket" would skip to the next song HIG.

  If I tried to navigate directly to the song ignored interface of rocket, the song wouldn't play.  Artist ZYX has several songs in their folder.  If I chose to play all the songs of this specific artist, the "rocket" would skip infinitely without playing any music.

  Also, after I updated the firmware, I noticed all my music was removed from the "rocket" and my GoList was empty.

  Does anyone have recommendations on how to solve these problems?

  Update

  I tried the "rocket" by sliding the spring power switch on the side to the top as if you turn on the device, but hold position for 20-30 seconds as described here http://forums.sandisk.com/sansa/board/message?board.id=sansafuse&thread.id=44242, but he did not rest.

  Thank you

  BarDev

  Thanks for the suggestions.

  I have connected the "rocket" to my computer and was able to play a song on my computer from the "rocket" which was previous fried.

  I formatted the disk.  After formatting the drive, I resynced the "rocket" Media Player.  Now, everything seems to work.

  Thanks for the help.

  BarDev

• SanDisk Sansa Fuze with Sony BRAVIA HDTV compatibility

  Good,

  I got a new TV high definition, it's a Sony BRAVIA and it has a USB port. The catalogue indicates that you can enjoy photo/music/video files stored in Sony digital camera or camcorder via a USB cable or a USB on TV You storage device ' r. So I can connect my Sansa Fuze to the TV? If Yes, in what mode USB should I sign?

  And by the way, I also have a 8Gig SDHC in my Sansa Fuze.

  Thank you very much

  Take care.

  SR - rox wrote:

  Good,

  I got a new TV high definition, it's a Sony BRAVIA and it has a USB port. The catalogue indicates that you can enjoy photo/music/video files stored in Sony digital camera or camcorder via a USB cable or a USB on TV You storage device ' r. So I can connect my Sansa Fuze to the TV? If Yes, in what mode USB should I sign?

  And by the way, I also have a 8Gig SDHC in my Sansa Fuze.

  Thank you very much

  Take care.

  Probably in MSC mode. And I think that you you music, no pictures.