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07-08-2009, 09:51 PM
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Did I turn my D2 into a paper weight???
So I successfully installed the D2+ firmware and (for the most part) everything was functioning for a couple weeks. While adding some songs one day, I accidently pulled the USB cable without ejecting the player. After that, it would turn on, but the touchscreen wouldn't work. In a moment of frustration, I held down the 'Power' & 'Menu' buttons, now it doesn't turn on and is not recognized by my computer.
Is there anyway out of this, or did I kill it??? TIA!!! 
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#2
07-09-2009, 10:22 AM
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I've been running the D+ firmware for many weeks, without issue - I guess you just had some bad luck after the eject problem.
Power + Menu button puts the device into recovery mode. Your screen is blank, but it's actually on - I just tested this myself. It looks like the way to get out of this mode is to slide the power button for a few seconds so it turns off, then power it up again. If it continues to be a brick, I would recommend a restore as mentioned here: http://iaudiophile.net/forums/showthread.php?t=17854 (notice that it talks about recovery mode)
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Active DAP's: Cowon D3, Sansa Clip 2GB Rockboxed Non-working / Sold DAP's: Cowon S9, Zune 30, iPod Video 30/80GB, iPod 4G, Sansa E280, Gigabeat F40, Gigabeat S60, iPod Shuffle 1G Cans: Sennheiser HD 600, Yuin PK1, Sony MDR-V6
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07-09-2009, 01:26 PM
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Thanks for the reply.
Powering it off then back on does nothing on mine. I followed the instructions on the link you provided, but get an error when trying to run 'tcctool -d cowond2 d2N.bin' from the command prompt: "[ERR] Ensure your TCC device is in USB boot mode and run tcctool again." I've several times holding the 'Menu' & 'Power' buttons down in between but each time I get the above error. Any other suggestions before I toss it??? Thanks!
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#4
07-10-2009, 02:02 AM
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Well, after trying to recover the 'brick' via the posted thread with no luck, and after trying for a couple hours to get an OS (XP & OSX) to even recognize the drive, I finally decided to try disconnecting the battery and proceeded to take it apart.
That did the trick! After removing & re-connecting the battery, it immediately started up but was back at the state where the touchscreen was not functioning. I just went ahead and installed the latest D2+ firmware (I had 3.02 installed) and all is good again! I don't know what state it was in when I was having this problem because after I got it running again I was able to put it into recovery mode and bring it back (as you suggested) by turning it off and back on. Weird!
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#5
07-10-2009, 11:19 AM
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That is weird - it's like it was frozen and the power button just didn't do anything. I've never seen this problem, before.
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Active DAP's: Cowon D3, Sansa Clip 2GB Rockboxed Non-working / Sold DAP's: Cowon S9, Zune 30, iPod Video 30/80GB, iPod 4G, Sansa E280, Gigabeat F40, Gigabeat S60, iPod Shuffle 1G Cans: Sennheiser HD 600, Yuin PK1, Sony MDR-V6
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#6
07-12-2009, 10:45 AM
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Holding the power switch to the off position for about 30 seconds would do the same thing too, but the reset works the best.
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