HOW TO FIX MY SANSA 8GB

MP3 players Sansa Fuze
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I would like to know hoe to fix my ipod y try to fix it the first time and i could only put 500 songs and before i hasta up to 1800 song what it wrong? or where do i downlow specif for the 8gb i sonly see for 4gb please help

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This a Fuze forum, not an ipod one

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Wow! All CAPS and a hot pink font! Plus I think someone needs to discover the Check Spelling button.

Brutal! :dizzy_face:

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Hi, I am having an issue that I hope someone can help me with.  The disc/wheel on my fuse won’t work.  It turns but doesn’t cotrol anything.  I can’t control the volume nor what function I’d like the thing to perform!! I am screwed at this point and not sure what to do…any input is welcome!!!

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marshaita wrote:
Hi, I am having an issue that I hope someone can help me with.  The disc/wheel on my fuse won’t work.  It turns but doesn’t cotrol anything.  I can’t control the volume nor what function I’d like the thing to perform!! I am screwed at this point and not sure what to do…any input is welcome!!!

Quick! Call the NTSB; we have a hijacker on board! :dizzy_face:

For the future, please start your own thread, unless your situtation is identical to the one being discussed. And even then, you should at least wait until the OP’s (original poster) problem or question as been addressed and acknowledged before adding your own question. That’s only common forum courtesy. :wink:

Now, for the present . . . you should return your unit to where you bought it, or contact SanDisk directly about a possible warranty replacement. You most likely have a hardware issue that cannot be resolved.

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marshaita wrote:
Hi, I am having an issue that I hope someone can help me with.  The disc/wheel on my fuse won’t work.  It turns but doesn’t cotrol anything.  I can’t control the volume nor what function I’d like the thing to perform!! I am screwed at this point and not sure what to do…any input is welcome!!!

Quick! Call the NTSB; we have a
hijacker on board!

For the future, please start your own thread, unless your situtation is identical to the one being discussed. And even then, you should at least wait until the OP’s (original poster) problem or question as been addressed and acknowledged before adding your own question. That’s only common forum courtesy. :wink:

Now, for the present . . . you should return your unit to where you bought it, or contact SanDisk directly about a possible warranty replacement. You most likely have a hardware issue that cannot be resolved.