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2014 Silverado USB Question

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Hi. I'm having a slight issue with with the USB music feature of Chevy MyLink. I have a 2014 Silverado LT with the smaller, non-touchscreen version of MyLink. I use a 64gb Sandisk Cruzer to store and playback thousands of mp3s. The playback works fine, but here's my issue: I have deleted some files from the USB drive and even deleted the "trash" folder on the USB drive when inserted into my PC, however when I reinsert the USB drive, the "deleted" files and artists are still displayed when I am browsing the contents of the drive. If I attempt to select and play one of the "deleted" files, the system sputters for a second and then plays the first song on the drive, according to alphabetical order. This may seem like a small issue, but it can be frustrating to have deleted hundreds of songs, but still have to cycle through them when making a selection. Has anyone else dealt with this issue and found a fix? Would a "factory reset" in the radio menu do anything. Also, I've tried renaming the USB drive, but it didn't make a difference. Thanks for any help you can give.

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Insert another flash drive loaded with different files for a few minutes allow it to load then revert to the original.

I have the same MyLink as you and this solved it for me. I was going to say rename the file but see you tried that, you can also try reformatting the drive and reinstalling the files.

Just curious on this do your files show you the album art? Took me a while but mine does display the art now.

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