My itouch is stuck on a white screen!!

i dont know what to do, i was charging my itouch. it froze and is now stuck on a white screen. its froze before & ive had to restore it but it wont allow me to restore this time! What should i do?

nadiiiia how u can fix it is hold the home button and the power button together for a long time and it should stop

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