AC/USB Charging adapter with Ze

I yesterday bought two Zen V's foor my two sons. I also bought two uni'versal AC/USB charging adaptors from Vivanco.(the creative adaptors wer not on stock for 3-4 weeks)?But,?The charging with these adaptors seems not to work. Is there a workaround to let?it work well?Greetings,?Rob Zeijen,Valkenswaard, the Netherlands

It's told that Zen V works only with orginal one.

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