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• Help! My Sansa Clip + is no longer recognized by my PC when connected by USB port!

  Reading, the latter time, ' said, 'written' only when connected. Normally, he alternates between the 'Reading' and 'Writing' when it is connected to the PC and, therefore, it USED TO BE recognized by the PC in these conditions. The device is not recognized in Windows Explorer as a device or disk as usual. I use Windows 7. The device is not recognized by Windows Media Player synchronization purposes: I can't synchronize playlists of music more.

  You try to reset by pressing the power button / stop 20 seconds does not help.

  Using different USB ports does NOT help.

  The cable using different USB does not help.

  Another computer has NOT appeared.
  

  SOLVED BY TECH SUPPORT CHAT: Here is the conversation with the restorative troubleshooting following steps:

  Jonathan Bailey is me:

  Kyle Ahmed is the man of SanDisk tech support:
  

  
  

  Of the troubleshooting information for "not recognized by PC.
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  Kyle Ahmed: Please tell me the exact model, color, and the ability of your Sansa player?
  Jonathan Bailey: black, Sansa Clip +.
  Kyle Ahmed: Please provide me with the ability as well?
  Jonathan Bailey: I think it's a 4 GB
  Kyle Ahmed: Please tell me when and where did you buy this drive?
  Jonathan Bailey: Citrus Heights, CA, Jan 2012 target
  Kyle Ahmed: If I understood you correctly, your drive is not getting recognized by the computer?
  Jonathan Bailey: No, it is not when connected by USB.
  Kyle Ahmed: Please tell me, are you using Windows 7?
  Jonathan Bailey: Windows 7
  Kyle Ahmed: I understand. Please connect the player to the computer.
  Jonathan Bailey: It should say READING and WRITING.
  Kyle Ahmed: very well. If you please, right click on computer and select manage.
  Kyle Ahmed: Click Device Manager in the left pane.
  Kyle Ahmed: Sansa player will be displayed in the right-hand of Device Manager: 1. USB mass storage device
  (if the player has MSC) 2. portable (if the player is set to MTP mode)
  Jonathan Bailey: he is profiled as a Portable device Sansa Clip + 4 GB
  Jonathan Bailey: a yellow exclamation point icon
  Kyle Ahmed: right click on the drive with the error indicator and choose uninstall.
  Jonathan Bailey: icon done, went
  Kyle Ahmed: In the top menu, click Action, and then select search the hardware changes.
  Jonathan Bailey: said device still WRITTEN in reading
  Jonathan Bailey: said ball driver software not properly installed
  Kyle Ahmed: very well. Please disconnect the player from the computer.
  Jonathan Bailey: ok, says still WROTE
  Kyle Ahmed: Please press on and press and hold power for 20 seconds to turn it off.
  Kyle Ahmed: Then, press and hold the Center button while connecting the device to the computer.
  Kyle Ahmed: It is on the first view the drive between the up/down/left/right button.
  Kyle Ahmed: This allows the computer to recognize the drive as a removable storage as well
  You should see it in the devices with removable storage section in the computer.
  Jonathan Bailey: it says CONNECTED then he says SAN Disk alternately
  Kyle Ahmed: Check if the drive is recognized by the computer.
  Jonathan Bailey: there is now a SANSA CLIPP (F): in my Windows Explorer navigation pane
  Kyle Ahmed: It seems that pilots of the PSG of your computer went corrupt due to which your
  Player is recognized not earlier. In this case, what you have to do is to reinstall Windows Media Player or
  change the USB mode of the player to MSC permanently solve the problem. But the MSC mode will not allow you
  by creating playlists with Windows Media player to transfer songs from your player.
  Jonathan Bailey: Windows Media Player Sync now recognizes "SANSA CLIPP"
  Jonathan Bailey: I need Windows Media Player synchronization capability or the Sansa is not good for me.
  Kyle Ahmed: Jonathan, please check if the player is displayed under the Portable devices or with
  Removable storage in the computer (Explorer)?
  Jonathan Bailey: It's showing under devices with removable storage in the computer (explore).
  Kyle Ahmed: Please disconnect the player from the computer.
  KKyle Ahmed: Please activate the drive.
  Kyle Ahmed: Then go to settings > system settings > USB mode.
  Kyle Ahmed: Then in the player's main menu, go to settings > system settings > USB mode.
  Kyle Ahmed: PSG and click the Center button to confirm.
  Kyle Ahmed: very well. Now, connect the drive to the computer and check if she gets recognized or not.
  Jonathan Bailey: OK now recognized as his former self again.
  Kyle Ahmed: If the player is now recognized and alos appear in Windows Media player, I'm wrong?
  Jonathan Bailey: I have not checked the media player yet
  Jonathan Bailey: it is recognized in Explorer
  Kyle Ahmed: Please disconnect the player from the computer.
  Kyle Ahmed: To check the version of the Firmware of the player.
  Jonathan Bailey: ok, it says REFRESHING YOUR MEDIA
  Kyle Ahmed: very well. I would like to know once you are in the main menu of the player.
  Kyle Ahmed: Go to settings > system settings > Info.
  Kyle Ahmed: Give Me the version of the firmware of the drive please.
  Jonathan Bailey: Version V01.02.16A, isn't it?
  Kyle Ahmed: It seems that the version is up-to-date.
  Kyle Ahmed: The reason why it took more time to update the media earlier must be because of the large amount
  songs that have been transferred, which can take the time to read.
  Jonathan Bailey: OK, for 2 500 songs, it usually takes about 15-20 minutes
  Kyle Ahmed: I understand.
  Kyle Ahmed: You have faced a temporary problem that was solved by resetting the player and refreshing the drivers of your computer.
  Kyle Ahmed: You should not face additional problems.

• Power outage Sansa Clip

  Hello

  I have a 2 GB Sansa Clip I bought about 4-5 years ago and have been very happy with it.

  He runs the version of the 01.01.30A software.

  However, recently and for no apparent reason suffering from power cuts.

  It would just turn off, no matter how much battery there left, how long it has been running or what he does. And when we turn on (which is sometimes hard to do) he can't remember the last thing he was playing.

  After further tests it seems to turn off when put under different angles, almost as if there is a piece on the inside that is open/close the connection. When shaking a slight ratteling inside there, but I can't be certain that's not making noise power switch.

  Of course, this looks like a hardware problem.

  So, how can I open it and fix it? Is there a diagram somewhere I can look at?

  Thank you

  Max

  Well, I opened it and looked around in there.

  True, the battery had detached from its adhesive strips and pulled the loose battery negative cable.

  Gently, I took out the battery and was able to resolder the wire and test that it works before you all shut up.

  My double-sided adhesive foam Strip seemed to be too thick, so I used a drop of silicone glue to prevent the battery from moving around.

  All together again once, case snapped back and forth between them well.

  A little notation around the seam is a small price to pay for a media player that fully operational once again.

  Thanks for all your suggestions!

• Need HELP! My Sansa Clip + is no longer recognized by my PC!

  In fact, when I connect my Sansa Clip + to my PC via USB, it will recognize in 'My Computer' for a fraction of a second & then it will disappear! The disc for my Sansa will be apear for 2-5 seconds & then bam, gone.

  Sometimes the Sansa Clip + will reappear again at my drive after leaving connected, but even once, it will appear only for a fraction of a second & disapear as he was immediately disconnected.

  After that my Sansa Clip + is going to just play the music as it was not yet connected to my PC with the USB cable. I don't think it's the same in charge when connected.

  I have an another spare Sansa Clip + & when I connect it to my PC with the USB cable even & the same USB port, it is perfectly recognised! No problem with that!

  My Sansa Clip dies or the USB connector on the end let go & not able to login properly?
  What I have to buy a new, or is it repairable?

  Have you tried to exchange the cables? Sounds like the cable you use (which connects intermittently or fresh) may have a loose wire or PIN.

• New Sansa Clip + not showing the track titles

  I recently got a new Sansa Clip + as a Christmas gift to replace my old (his helmet came out). I've updated to the latest firmware (even my old 01.02.18A,), and I copied my entire library of music from the old to the new player. Everything plays and works in the same way, except for one thing: on the new drive, the song titles never see the place, and the name of the file is always displayed during playback of a song. My old player would show the title of the song of the metadata instead of the file name during playback if it was available. I checked that the titles are actually there and were not lost through some freak mishap copy, so I'm puzzled as to why it won't work as my old drive.

  Anyone know of the issue and how to fix it?

  Well, Yes, that is my point of view. All tags are there, and all the rest (album, artist, etc.) is displayed in the main screen of the reading and the news section of track except for the title (who, oddly, has never had a track in any case information entry, but that is not the issue).

  ... well that, as strange as it may seem, the titles of the tracks seem to have returned - after, I moved music off the device to analyze the data volume to activate the Clip + Replay Gain. Really weird, but hey, it works now! (Maybe switch to the computer did it, since I initially copied it directly between devices?)

• Completely insensitive Sansa Clip

  I just bought a Sansa Clip 8 gb yesterday, and today I finally had the time and access to put the music on it. I installed Windows Media Player 11, sync my music, made sure it was fully charged and decided to go out for a run. I listened to a song repeatedly (he played throughout many times so far) when it suddenly stopped playing mid-song after about forty minutes. The menu screen do not appear, key does not turn on and I can not reset regardless of how long I hold it in the "high" position. If I connect it to my computer, it is not read (nothing appears on my computer)... in one of the USB ports. It is not read on another Windows XP computer in the House, either. I tried to install the update for Sansa, but it will not install as the Clip isn't well of my computer. I tried to hold the power button for 20 seconds, locking and pressing the main select button while inserting the USB cable and nothing helped. Curiously, it is still running as far as I can tell because when you plug / unplug the headphones you can hear the "flying" static, you would do an audio device in use. I can't return or Exchange it at Wal-Mart because I left the front desk in another State, and I'd really prefer not to send to the manufacturer at my own expense given their promise to offer a «free of defects of design» product If someone could help me troubleshoot my way in a working mp3 player, I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance.

  I waited for Wal-Mart finish digging through their recipes to find the mine, and you know... after 60 hours of idleness, the Clip has decided to finally die. I could load after this and update the firmware. Should work fine now. I'll probably still pick up the receipt just in case.

• Sansa CLIP 2.01.16

  Sansa CLIP BH0811BIFK - 4GB 2.01.16

  Hello!

  Can I broke this sansa clip to any recovery.

  I checked the forums but have not found an answer here.  If I missed it please let me know, but I don't think that is the case.

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  When you try to turn the unit ON the common message

  "Not enough space for Musis DB.  Please free 30 MB. "is displayed.

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  Now, I tried to download the 2.01.35, 16.0 MB update, but this message appears on the computer screen:

  "It is not enough peripheral available space update of the firmware."  The minimum space required: 16.0 MB.  Please, free up space on your device, and then try again. »

  What to do now?

  Thanks for the help!

  Phat

  The SanDisk KnowledgeBase is where you got the link above.  In the end, it is a link to a separate article as to the format of the video to your computer, if the chkdsk command does not work.  Here is the link to this article.

  http://KB.SanDisk.com/app/answers/detail/A_ID/107

  Note: If you format your computer, format it in FAT32.

  Is easier, if your Clip will start and run, for formatting under the system of the clamp options.

  I hope that a simple format wil do the trick for you!  Keep us informed.

• Fully formatted my Sansa Clip, in any case I can reinstall the firmware from scratch?

  I've deleted some songs using a Mac but noted they were still playable from my sansa and when I plugged on a PC the files not found so I decided it would be a fine idea to format the thing and reinstall from scratch.

  I'm having a little trouble finding how do and now starting to worry that my pure idiocy has ruined my sansa clip for me.

  I was running Rockbox when this whole thing started, if that helps at all.

  When plugged into a computer screen 'Bootloader USB mode' bed and when unplugged it reads "File not found", then "USB Plug cable.

  Thank you!

  
  

• new sansa clip more 8 GB not detected but charge

  I got a sansa clip more 8 GB as a gift. new but old stock. everything works fine. except this is not detected by the pc. It will load.  I installed the drive, but I think that it isn't installed rhapsody. can I completely ignore the part of the Rhapsody? total newbie to mp3 sansa. I'm using windows media player 11, vista ultimate 64-bit version

  Miikerman wrote:
  As ends in General, no matter what Generic USB cable with straight plug should be fine with your drive. My hunch is that there may be some problems with the USB cable you have tried (something that you might want to check, by the way). Sometimes I use the USB cable that came with my Clips, sometimes I use one of my many generic not cheap-o cables; six of one and half a dozen of others - they all work very well.

  There is there the cables that don't transfer data, only the fee...

• Computer does not display the Sansa Clip

  For about a week, my computer no longer displays my Sansa Clip when I plug upward with the USB cable. I can still hear the computer, the connection of detection, but it does not show in Windows Explorer, as before. I checked the setting on the clip and it sees - USB - Auto detection. If I change this meteorological service of the Canada, Windows Explorer displays the clip and folders, but the folders are empty. However, the files are still on the clip and play. Need to know what is happening, so I can add other files to my clip.

  Thanks for the inside. I just do what you say and everything works fine now. Thank you and Merry Christmas.

• TWO LAPTOPS WILL NOT DETECT SANSA CLIP 8 GB IN MY COMPUTER

  I have to be very thick, but if I can install an Ipod via itunes, so it must be easy p1ss!

  I'm on my second sansa clip 8 GB, and still my laptop does not detect the device? Why is this?  Ive been hooked up for three hours as the book says, but it does not even recognize it is recharged, the battery power is in the same position, I started the so-called charge upward, and he did not move!

  the strange thing is, if I plug it into my usb HP printer port, accusations of bloody thing?

  Im confused, Ive formatted, like three times, Ive changed to automatic detection, MSC and MTP but still nothing...

  IM using Windows XP

  The usb cord little has the same end for my N95 8 GB, so I plugged my phone on my laptop using the same USB cable and it works, but for some reason this sansa will not be detected, Ive tried all ways and always make me not anywhere with her

  I don't not even a small icon in the system tray, it's in my head

  IS IT BROKEN?

  Yours, lost

  A few things to try:

  -Another USB cable.

  -Another USB port, especially one in the back of your laptop.

  -Try to set the video mode USB MSC under settings of the element.

  -Try a system reset (with the music turned off, hold the on switch upward for 15-20 seconds).

  I hope that one or the other will do.

• Sansa clip + does not load correctly

  My sansa clip + acted weird lately. When my battery runs out and stops automatically my sansa, I just go free. It takes about an hour to go from 0% to about 65%. but after that, it slows down the charging process a lot. in two hours, it will go up only about 10%. my computer is marking battery bad? also: so that my computer "Refresh" the battery I have to unplug the usb and plug it back in. all tips would be appreciated, thanks

  It's the way they are supposed to work. When the charge level of the battery increases, the load in the drive circuit slows down the amount of fees being accepted since the source until it is just a trickle. In this way it does not generate too much heat build up that is detrimental to both the player and the battery itself.

  And Yes, if you connect in MTP mode you can see the level of charge on your computer. But it will not refresh unless you disconnect and reconnect. Besides, you can see as well information on the player screen if you need to see a real battery level percentage. But it still takes say connection of your computer to see this.

  I think that if you use a charger AC - UCB this info is at your disposal, even while charging. I don't know if it updates in real-time, however.

• Sansa clip 2 GB trying to load but quit unexpectedly

  My Sansa Clip 2 GB begins to demand, but stops after about 20 seconds.  It remains always connected the rest empty battery icon.  For this reason, I can't keep the unit to perform all operations.  Help is appreciated.

  The problem was solved by Sandisk.  Their solution is shown below:

  If the player does not load, there may be more than one reason.

  First of all, your Sansa Mp3 player should be charged when connected to a computer that meets the system requirements:

  -Windows XP or Vista
  -Windows Media player 10 version 11 or

  Initial charge time is 3 to 4 hours. The State of the battery will be completely shaded when completely charged.

  Second, if your reader part or all memory is damaged, the player again to read the memory over and over again, so it drains the battery more quickly, to format your Sansa Mp3 player.

  Note: Set FORM WILL ERASE all DATA ON YOUR DEVICE. MAKE A BACKUP OF ALL YOUR FILES ON YOUR COMPUTER.

  1 turn off the player. You may need to slide up and hold the switch to completely turn off the player.
  2 Activate button (orange must be visible) and press on and hold the Center button while connecting the player to the computer. Don't let go no these key until you see connected status on the player.
  3. single right click workstation in your office. Choose 'Manage' in the menu. In simple window computer management - click on disk management in the left pane. Search for "Removable disk" icon with a drive letter in the right pane and right-click and select "Format".
  4 make sure these fields in the Format dialog box:

  System files = FAT32
  Quick format cannot be verified

  5. click on start. Confirm on the notification.

  6. test the device to transfer music to the player.

  Finally, this is due to the firmware corruption or failure. We need to upgrade the firmware of your player manually to delete this type of corruption.

  Sansa Clip Firmware download Update:

  1. turn off Mp3 player
  2 turn the unit on hold (move, hold down the button until it shows orange)
  3. press and hold the Center button
  4. connect the mini connector on the device (don't forget that the USB is connected to the computer)
  5. download and extract the .zip file to a folder on your desktop:

  Click here for the Sansa Clip Mp3 Player Firmware update file

  6. Once extracted, drag the file or copy the *. BIN file in the directory root of your Sansa Clip.
  7 disconnect the Sansa Clip and let it restart.
  8. the update of the firmware will now begin.
  9 once he finished finally make his update, it will start back upward. After his return to the main menu, go to 'Settings' > 'System Info' and check the 'Version' is now 01.01.30A.

  To completely register your product, please provide the following information:
  -What is the operating system running on your computer?
  -The computer make and model.

  You can also visit http://kb.sandisk.com, our keyword online searchable knowledge base questions, to easily find answers to your Technical Support and Service the customer for all SanDisk products. Simply enter your search terms and our knowledge base will search a vast database of frequently asked questions as well as our forums online at http://www.sandisk.com/forums for you to provide the most complete answers possible.

• Computer * Vista * will not recognize Sansa Clip

  I checked the USB port and it is fine, but when I plug it in it does not appear on my computer.  "I tried on my computer laptop son * Windows XP ' and it shows up there.  Can someone help with the Sansa Clip and Vista?  Thanks in advance!

  Have you tried switching USB mode of the Meteorological Service of Canada, or forcing MSC mode Clip (hold the Center button down when you connect USB cable between computer and Clip)?

• Sansa Clip not recognized by computer - new problem

  All of a sudden my Sansa Clip is not recognized by my computer. I use MSC forced for a year and have seen the page referred by others with this problem. Nothing seems to work. Download the new firmware will it correct even if the device is not recognized? How the new firmware can be installed on the device?

  At present the Clip plays already charged music, but I can add more.

  Suggestions? Thank you.

  JEMcQ wrote:
  OK - I'm a model. I used a charging cable not provided by Sansa. This is why the computer was not recognizing the Clip. However, is there a way to NOT use forced MSC to connect? I use it since I updated the firmware to the last spring and my thumb is painful.

  Your firmware has USB mode in the settings? If so, switch to MSC there... problem solved!