C1-01 not booting after failed software update

I was updating my c1-01 firmware via ovisuite on my laptop. It got to a point when the phone is to restart but it got stucked there. since then when plugged to the computer via usb and the power button is pressed, a pop-up comes saying "hard ware ID missing, windows cannot identify the device plugged into the nokia flash parent. for assistance, contact the hardware manufacturer" Please help me wake the phone

Try remove the battery for a minute or two if it fails return device to point of purchase or a nokia care point with your receipt
If i have helped at all a click on the white star below would be nice thanks.
Now using the Lumia 1520

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