MicroPhoto cleanup, rebuilding library, and PC recognition iss

Had problems with my 8 gig microphoto starting about a week ago. In the past, the player would get nudged, and start over. Rebuild library and so on. Every few weeks. One out of every three or four times it'd lock while rebuilding, so I'd go into cleanup and take care of that, and it'd start up after rebuilding.
A week ago, it went into cleanup, and kept going past 00%. starting it back up in rebuild, it would build about 0%, and only the first 60 songs I loaded show up (the dri've shows the correct amount of used space).
I flashed newer firmware to the same result.
It's also not being recognized in Creative Media Explorer but charges and is recognized as being plugged in by XP.
What do I do? I could reformat, but I'm concerned that won't matter if it won't recongize.

Hey, I am having the same problem with my Zen MicroPhoto. I still haven't figured out whats wrong. I've formatted it a few times and I've tried to put my music back on there and it always says there is a thread error. Sorry I couldn't help you much if at all.

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