How can I get my mp3 player to work again

Do you use the same cable to charge your device on computer and wall socket? If not that might be your problem. It might show that it’s charging but actually there’s no power supplying to the battery. If it is the same cable try another USB socket your motherboard or driver could start causing problems so I would suggest to try the cable you use on the wall socket on another computer if possible.

Check and see if you have a loose charge port on the V-Touch, or it could be a short in the cord. Try and plug it into a computer and see if it will come on. If not try using different USB ports on the computer (some work better than others.) if that does not work I would try a wall socket. You can get a USB to wall socket plug from almost any I-pod or I-phone. Droid and Android also it. If you still have no luck you could send it back to Visual Land for them to fix. If your warranty is still valid, they will fix it for free. Hope this helped.

Try plugging it in to a computer or wall socket, charging it, and trying again.

There should be a power switch on along the right side of it (see pictures here)

If it still doesn't turn on, then it probably needs to be charged.
Plug it in to the wall adapter it came with and leave that plugged into a wall socket overnight.
Then using the power switch should work.

The battery will charge when running from mains. If you leave it plugged in for 20 minutes and then unplug, use and note how long before it shuts off, recharge again for 40 minutes and repeat.It shuould last a lot longer after a 40 min charge. And if it only lasts a minute or so after the first charge then the battery needs replacing (sometimes it's cheaper to replace the player) if it doesn't work at alll after 20min charge then definatly battery gone.

good day,

your mp3 player must come out of the package complete with its accessories and, of course, a battery charger. just plug the charger on its appropriate socket in your mp3 player and plug it on your wall socket.

just follow the suggested number of hours for its initial charging and after that you can just check if it indicates "battery full."

i hope this helps

i have a mp3 gogear--hdd82/17 it was playing just fine yesterday until i plugged in the wall socket to charge now all it does is show a picture of a wall socket and plug on the screen it will not come on what does this mean

This happens with iPods sometimes. If it's a rechargeble battery than it may not have enough juice to communicate with the computer in which case you need to buy a wall socket plug to charge it. I'm not sure that's just a suggestion but you never know.

When you plug it into the wall make sure you turn it off and let it charge all the way before you start using it again. see if that helps

I also had this problem, and just unplugged it from my laptop and lt the player turn off by its self. I then plugged it back into the wall socket, so as not to "confuse" it with charging from the laptop. 
All good again after that.