Well, you say your sansa is talking---i take it you aren't sighted? I don't
know if Windows' chkdsk is accessible or not, but running the command
"chkdsk /r x:" where x is the drive letter should fix any filesystem
corruption you have. If you don't know, this would be entered into the
Start, Run box.

Sorry if this isn't helpful; I'm sure someone more knowledgeable than I will
respond shortly.
Jake
Received on 2008-03-03