Day 2 of the dreaded black screen

Hi Mods
I got to work this morning. and downlowed ituned to a pc at work win 8.
Did the button pressing trick to get into itunes recover mode,
Ituned went a lot further and for the first time the screen image
looked stable .
Got past restoring iphone stage and then got a new type error
(Lxe0000003) ??? can not restore
any ideas what this means
Can the phone be damaged by all these restores?
LB

I seem tobe making some progress as I got the image of itunes up on the phone with the lead below
when i plug into itunes it goes straight into restire mode. It is very slow
is this normally a slow process

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