#Sansa sandisk c250 firmware update driver

I can remember (and I''m sure you can too) when RAM sold for a dollar a megabyte. The day is coming, and coming quickly, when 1GB players will go for similar amounts. I''ve seen some 512s (don't recall the brand) for sale in Big Lots for less than $25. No Tex, I thnk it IS possible to engineer an mp3 player and sell them for $50. The reply I got from tech support when I called them, which boiled down to, 'Well, we''re aware of the problem, but no, we have no plans to fix them' isn''t very customer friendly. I just wish SanDisk would address the issues. I''ve even made use of the stopwatch function, and the FM radio is remarkably strong even out in the sticks where I live. I sure won''t complain about the price-it was a gift, after all-and I love being able to have my favorite tunes with me just about everywhere. I do, however, often use my Sansa in dark conditions, and not being able to see the menu pretty much makes it useless.ДЄll that said, I still enjoy using my Sansa, when I can, anyway. I use rechargable batteries, so cost isn''t much of a concern. So I think the problem came with either the new firmware that SanDisk tried to transfer to my device and/or the Sansa Updater (which is useless as far as I can tell).But all m200s are affected by things like the 'unknown artist' glitch-I shouldn''t have to create a playlist for certain albums because I''ve got a couple of hundred tunes on my Sansa and some show up as 'unknown'.the hesitation in playback when scrolling through menus.the backlight disabling when the battery level drops below a certain point-this may be a 'feature' to some instead of a 'bug', but to me it''s annoying as heck and I wish I could turn it off.

No exclamation points by the USB ports in Device Manager.

The SanDisk Mp3 clipzip then started charging properly.

#Sansa sandisk c250 firmware update driver

When that driver updated, it updated ALL USB ports. It found and installed one (took a few seconds) I right-clicked on the USB port and selected the automatic search for newer driver. I plugged my player into a different USB port, and the same thing happened.another yellow exclamation point icon by the different USB port. I could see where the one my device was plugged into wasn't working (a yellow exclamation point icon was by it) I expanded then looked at the various USB ports It would work for a 10 or so minutes, then stop charging.Д¤. I tried just plugging in the Mp3 player just to charge it via laptop. I uninstalled the updater (I had several copies by this point), except for one copy of it. The problem arose with me once I tried to use the Sansa Updater and there was new firmware to 'transfer' to the SanDisk Mp3 player.ДЈ. People have all sorts of fixes for this, but I've not seen where anyone was able to fix it.Дў. Apparently this happens to a lot of people. If you need any further assistance or information regarding the issue with connecting SanDisk Sansa Mp3 player, I will be glad to help you. Let us know the status of the issue after performing the troubleshooting steps. If the issue persists, I would suggest you to contact the manufacturer for further assistance. Sansa player NOT recognized by the computer I would suggest you to try the steps in the article and check if it helps. This issue may occur if minimum system requirements were not met, due to corrupted drivers, due to some computer restrictions, or due to bad USB cable.

To provide the appropriate resolution I would need more information from your end.Дo you face any issue while connecting other USB devices? We are here to help and guide you in the right direction. I can imagine the inconvenience you have experienced. SanDisk Sansa Mp3 player is not detected while connecting through USB port. Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community forums.