Make sure the battery is charged (hey, you never know). Try holding the "on" switch in "on" position for about 30 seconds. This should reset the device. Let go of the switch, then try powering on the player as usual. If it doesn't work the first time, try a few more times--I've heard it may take a few.
If that doesn't work, give Sandisk's tech support a call.
The SanDisk Sansa Fuze can play MPEG-4 video.
You cant apply internet capabilities on any Sansa model.
yes
Sansa Fuze
Yes, with the newest firmware update. Just Google Sansa updater download.
get a new battery
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Amazing mp3 player for the price expandable memory is a huge plus.
You can use Rhapsody and Radio Slot Cards
There are a number of reasons, but one thing that especially worked for me was holding the power button up for at least 10-15 seconds; it's like holding it to turn it off, but you just hold it longer. The reason for this is that the Sansa Fuze has a nasty habit of freezing, and when it does that when the screen is dark, it looks like it's off. All you need to do is force a shut-down, then simply turn it on. Another thing you can do is to simply plug it in to a power source.