Serious semaphore timeout is

When I try to load the firmware I keep getting this message_ERROR - Operating system reported error: The semaphore timeout period has expired
I?ve tried everything...
any idea?
thanx

In February, 2006 I bought a Zen Nano 52 to listen to audio books. In early January 2007 it would start to turn on then power off. I came to the boards to see what I should do about it. The consensus was to load the new firmware and hope for the best. Some people had good luck with that and others not so much. I downloaded the new firmware and followed the ?Updating the Firmware? directions (Solution ID : 4789). During the installation process I got an error message ?Operating system reported error:? The semaphore timeout period has expired.
Without any firmware on my Nano, the computer wouldn?t even recognize it was plugged in. I went back to the boards with that problem and the news was pretty discouraging.
Not willing to give up I tried the recovery instructions for flash memory players at http://forums.creative.com/creativel....id=5537#M5537 .
The computer recognized my Nano so I tried again to download the Nano firmware but ran into the same ?semaphore timeout? problem.
During my search for information though, I found out that the MuVo was very similar to the Nano. I figured I couldn?t make the problem any worse, so I downloaded the MuVo N500 firmware (.20.04) from here, (see the second message)
?http://forums.creative.com/creativelabs/board/message?board.id=dap&message.id=2037
?ran the recovery again without the battery?(actually I think it took a couple tries before the computer would recognize my player) then installed the MuVo firmware into my Nano. It worked and I was able to download all my books back onto my Nano. It's been working for three weeks (and several battery changes). The only difference I can see is that my Nano thinks it'ss a MuVo when it starts up. I'd be interested to hear if anyone else has success by using a different firmware in their MP3 player.

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http://img97.imageshack.us/img97/430/aerhbae.th.jpg - picture here !
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ps : sorry for my english
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