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Problem after problem with MP3 player

Now my MP3 player after a song finishes it just shuts itself off. Then when I turn the on/off switch off and then back to on it just says "starting" with an hourglass and nothing happens. It does this too when I plug it into my computer to download songs.

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I can't get it to turn on, I just got it yesterday?

Posted on Dec 27, 2007

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