The same thing happen to me today
just leave it alone
and let it turn off
but if it doesn't turn off
just hold on to the button for 15-20 secs it should go back to normal
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your psp charge port might be shorting out. another option to charge would be to get a USB cable and go to your system settings set them to USB charge ON. then go up to usb connection and press X. then plug your usb into the psp and a computer. let me know if this helps.
Try doing this: Toggle the hold switch and put it back in the off position. Then press and hold the center button and the menu button simultaneously for ten seconds and the apple symbol should come up on the screen. Then it should work like normal. Hope this helps!
If your screen is black it may be frozen. If so, hold the menu button and the center button below it at the same time. If, this still doesnt work try connecting your iPod to a computer then disconnecting it. Also make sure the battery is charged.
Sounds like your firmware is corrupted. I have fixed a few 910's with this same problem. If you have the Tom Tom Home program installed, try to reinstall the firmware using Tom Tom's website.
Make sure you always select to disconnect the device before unplugging it. You might have unplugged it from the PC while it was still writing data. This will certainly corrupt the firmware.
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