MY MUVO TX FM SHUTS DOWN INSTANTLY AFTER I START IT (PLEASE HE

When the player first shut off after i started it i thought that it was because i didnt unplug it out of the computer properly. Then i picked up the manual and it said that i should format it using FAT only. But i accidentally selected FAT32. The player started to show an error message. i posted a message on this yesterday and someone suggested that i should format it again this time using FAT only. I did that. After the formating was complete i unpluged it frome my comp (this time the proper way). First it played music for about 2 mins and then in turned off. The second time i opened the player it went for about minute and it turned off. Now whenever i start it i see the creative logo, then the muvo tx fm written on the screen and after that it shuts off. What should i do?

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