MuVo v200 cannot transfer mp3 f

I have a GB MuVo v200 player. I have so far used up 508mb of my disk space and have 486mb free space.However, when I try to transfer another mp3 file by drag and drop method, the error message appear: Cannot create or replace (filename). The directory or file cannot be created.
Can somebody please help .

I also have a MuVo V200 GB MP3 Player and have the same problem. I get the "Cannot copy {Song name}: The directory or file cannot be created" message when I try to drag and drop the song. I have 42 MP3s and WMAs taking up 535MBs. I also get an "Access denied" message when I try to create a new folder, and a write-protection message when I try to drag and drop one in (One without music). I've also tried to move the music over in the Creative Organizer whoever get "An error occured" message. I also can't create a new folder on my MP3 Player in the organizer using the "New" button.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Dynamite_Kid

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