Nomad JukeBox3 gets stuck upon booting

I have a Nomad Jukebox 3 with the latest firmware that recently stopped playing in the middle of a song. None of the function buttons worked; the unit was frozen. After pressing the reset button, it reboots where I can see the Creative logo and EAX logo screens then it freezes on the bitmap screen. Tried rebooting and connecting to PC many Xs without success. Worked perfectly for over 3 years.
Can anyone suggest a solution?
Thanks.
K ManMessage Edited by kaflax on 02-06-2006 08:2 PM

take out the batteries, leave it for some time and then put back the batteries and hope for the best...
otherwise I just guess it'ss getting old...
PS: would love a ZEN with integrated camera... why don?t they bring nothing like that on the market? 30GB would be enough for mp3s and some pics..

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