N96 dead while updating

hello ,
my n96 died while updating ( powered off ?? )
now it doesn`t turn on ,
when i try to turn on only white screen for a second and then goes off ,
when usb is connected and pressing power button , there are 2 new "devices " in device manager , these are
Nokia USB Flashing Generic
Nokia USB Flashing Parent
but these devices dissapear after 10-20 seconds , Nokia software update cant connect phone ,
i don`t think that battery needs recharge , i tried to charge it with + - wires , but still the same
so what should i do ?
Message Edited by ogres on 18-Nov-2009 07:28 AM

hi there.
I have the same problem as "ogres". so I have E52 and I live in Georgia. I buy my phone in Italy.
my phone do not start now. battery is not empty. when i press on power button there is not any reaction. when i plug original charger there is not any reaction. when i plug phone on laptop with usb cable, in device manager appears 2 devices about 10 seconds:
Nokia USB Flashing Generic &
Nokia USB Flashing Parent.
I have 2 year warranty in Italy.
I have question:
are there any chances to save my contact list ?
if yes, how ?
I think if i send my phone with dhl in Italy to nokia shop, I will loss my contact list. is that true ?

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