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#11
I'm having a similar problem, I haven't used it for a few weeks and the battery must have died, now when I put it on the charger it flashes over and over the Nokia flash screen and then stops, it never boots up. It just sits there blank screen. I don't know if it is charging as there is no external light. What happened to it?
 
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Originally Posted by mikecp421 View Post
I'm having a similar problem, I haven't used it for a few weeks and the battery must have died, now when I put it on the charger it flashes over and over the Nokia flash screen and then stops, it never boots up. It just sits there blank screen. I don't know if it is charging as there is no external light. What happened to it?
Corruption maybe? Could have tried writing to flash while the power went out *shrug*

There's probably a way to get it to spew out some text to give a hint as to what's wrong, but you'll probably just want to reflash it.
 
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nope never tried to flash it, never got around to it. It worked then sat. Thats it, how do I begin to start it up? Is there some reset button or button pattern?
 
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Originally Posted by mikecp421 View Post
nope never tried to flash it, never got around to it. It worked then sat. Thats it, how do I begin to start it up? Is there some reset button or button pattern?
Sorry, I meant the device might have tried writing to flash memory as the battery died (maybe an evil process like the media crawler that indexes audio/video/etc)

I'm not aware of any special reset, aside from flashing firmware from a computer.
 
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Leave it plugged in for eight hours and see if that helps. Check the battery, reset it in the slot. I have several batteries, so I would try replacing it, but you probably only have the one.

But reflashing should be the ultimate fix, if there is one.
 
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its been charging for over 24, and still nothing, if I had to flash it. How would I do it?
 
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Just curious, what was the used software version in the device?
 
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ok as weird as it was that it stopped working is the same situation for it to start. I pressed a few button combinations and plugged and unplugged it and now it works, Weird stuff. Its still charging though, even after 2 straight days of being plugged in
 
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