I believe Creative MP3 Players are the best! ... But i have a problem he

Hi everybody!!
I wish anyone can help me out here.
Previously, there was someone else who has this problem with exactly the product which i have.
I have this MuVo Slim which was bought nearly a year ago. A few months back, my MuVo Slim acted like it needed to be handled gently. Whenever it is given a slight knock or a soft tap, it loses power and shuts down. It isn't like it automatically and properly off itself, coz the last setting was not stored in the player when i on it again. It just loses power, even when i've charged the battery full. It is kind of irritating, especially when i put it inside my bag, and It somehow got hit by something, and then ka-pish. Is it bcoz of the mp3 player itself? or is it a sign that i need to change my battery?

kRevErK,
It does sounds more of a hardware problem. Perhaps you can try updating the firmware and if that fails, it's best to contact support to arrange repair for you.
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