A couple of thoughts: (1) Can you reapply the latest firmware to the player from your computer? (See the firmware upgrade sticky thread at the top of the forum for the firmware and instructions.) Sometimes, the firmware can become corrupt and this solves that. (2) Can you reformat the player using your computer? (On Windows, connect the player and then right click on the player’s drive; there should be a reformat option under one of the tabs under the Properties option.) Note, however: this will erase your content on the Clip. (3) Sometimes, believe it or not, just leaving the player plugged into a power source can bring the player back to life after a day or 2. Maybe one of these will help . . . . 
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