It should, but laptops can sometimes be funny. Their goal in life is to conserve energy, not expend it. All I can say is try it and see. Make sure the laptop is plugged into AC power and not funning off its internal battery at the time.
3-4 hrs. should be enough for a full charge, but be aware it may not come back to life having been in a totally discharged state for so long.
Thanks Tapeworm & Saratoga for super fast replies! Laptop is connected to mains, and as its fairly new, USB seems to offer high enough power. Good news - E250 powered up & operated after just 30 mins, but I’ve now left it to fully charge.
Thanks again - first post, and couldnt ask for more:wink:
Sweet! The e200 series is the “Sherman Tank” of SanDisk’s line of mp3 players. Personally I think it was the best one they ever made. Guaranteed you’ll never see one like it again.
I agree, the e200 is the best machine. It gets even better! If the device won’t hold a charge, the internal lithium ion battery is replaceable just like a mobile phone.