Somehow i have maxed out a 4G sansa fuse with only 750 something songs and need to free up at least 90MB to be able to use it. problem is that it wont scan on rhaposody which means i cant delete the songs. anyone heard of this probleb before and how dose one fix it?
Are you getting the message, “free 90MB”? It’s possible that you have a few corrupted files.
Start with the Fuze OFF, and slide the power switch all the way down to the HOLD position (orange showing). While plugging in to the PC, press and hold the center button. The Fuze will connect in MSC mode.
Right click on My Computer and select manage. Then click on Disk Management in the list on the left. On the right, you’ll see your Fuze listed as a FAT / FAT32 partition, in the upper right pane.
Right click on the upper listing for it. On my computer here, it’s showing as E: SANSA FUZE for example. Select Properties. Then select the Tools tab, then Error Checking.
After this process is done, click on the Safely Remoce Hardware icon in the task bar (bottom of the PC screen), and select the Fuze. Unplug. Slide the power switch back to the center position.
Turn on the Fuze and let it refresh the database. See if the message is now cleared.
When you plug in again, the Fuze will connect in your normally selected mode.
µsansa
i followed the directions u sent but it erased everything and it wont let me add the stuff back without having to pay for it whats gives???
@microsansa wrote:
Are you getting the message, “free 90MB”? It’s possible that you have a few corrupted files.
Start with the Fuze OFF, and slide the power switch all the way down to the HOLD position (orange showing). While plugging in to the PC, press and hold the center button. The Fuze will connect in MSC mode.
Right click on My Computer and select manage. Then click on Disk Management in the list on the left. On the right, you’ll see your Fuze listed as a FAT / FAT32 partition, in the upper right pane.
Right click on the upper listing for it. On my computer here, it’s showing as E: SANSA FUZE for example. Select Properties. Then select the Tools tab, then Error Checking.
After this process is done, click on the Safely Remoce Hardware icon in the task bar (bottom of the PC screen), and select the Fuze. Unplug. Slide the power switch back to the center position.
Turn on the Fuze and let it refresh the database. See if the message is now cleared.
When you plug in again, the Fuze will connect in your normally selected mode.
µsansa
@lightningpilot wrote:
i followed the directions u sent but it erased everything and it wont let me add the stuff back without having to pay for it whats gives???
What you did was format the player’s memory, which does erase all content.
If you had Rhapsody tunes on there that you had paid for, you’ll probably have to connect to Rhapsody and re-authorize your device in order to download them again at no charge.
I’m not a Rhapsody user myself, but I think that’s pretty much the way it works. Check the FAQs at the Rhapsody site to clarify or confirm this. 
Message Edited by Tapeworm on 07-28-2009 01:24 PM
Error-checking should not format the memory.
@black_rectangle wrote:
Error-checking should not format the memory.
Your’e right. Guess I mis-read it at first.
