MPIO MP3 HD300

When I turn on the MP3 player it just has the MPIO logo screen and doesn't progress any further to the menu. I can't listen to music and my pc doesn't recognise it anymore when I plug it into the USB port. I have a sneaky suspicion that I may have lost some of the files that were on it when it first came to me.

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