N96 Won't transfer music files

My N96 Won't transfer music files even though it's a brand new phone with plenty free memory. 'Nokia Music Manager' just says 'There is not enough free memory in the device'. I've checked that it's the phone memory in use (E:\) but it still won't transfer.

This is usually a problem with the default target directory in Music Manager, however you seem to say you've already checked this.
Rather than waste a lot of time trying to fix this, I'd just copy the files either by connecting the phone via USB cable in Data Transfer Mode or by using a card reader if you're transferring to the card and drag and drop the files to the Sounds\Digital directory.
I actually do all my transfers (usually well over 0.5GB a week in podcasts) like this: music manager's too much of a pain to use.
Just remember to refresh/update your library once you've transferred the files.

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