Universal power adapter problem with Vision M 6

Fed up with charging my zen vision M 60gb through my pc's usb, I purchased a Creative uni'versal power adaptor. I've selected the correct plug for the UK but it doesn't seem to charge my zen. The blue power light comes on but that's all. No display or charging symbol like you normally get. Anyone have any experienece of these adapters? Thanks

Hi,
The Uni'versal Power Adapter is compatible with your Vision: M, see the specs.
Bring along with you the Sync Adapter, just in case.

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