I plugged my camera in to charge the battery using the wrong battery charger. The screen was white and I realized it was the wrong charger. I purchased a new charger and a new battery and the camera still will not charge at all. Sanyo VPC-E890

As you have used wrong charger so you have to see if the problem is withe the camera or FUJIFILM FinePix V10 Zoom battery, Or if the battery haven't been charged by the charger, so the power is empty and you can't turn on camera, Then use a right FinePix V10 Zoom battery charger..

Yes, it's free ;-) Assuming that you really did buy an Olympus FE-4000 then it doesn't charge in the way you describe. It runs from a LI-42B battery, and that battery requires a plug-in charger; the one that should have been with the camera is a LI-40C, but if you buy a new one, it'll probably be a LI-41C. You have to take the battery out of the camera and plug it into the charger unit. I think you should go back to Staples, and tell them that even if it's the floor sample, it's no good to you without the charger for the battery. I hope your free ;-) answer helps...

Details here:
http://www.olympusamerica.com/cpg_section/cpg_archived_product_details.asp?id=1466&fl=4

I don't expect something wrong other then the battery is totally flat, just take the battery out of the charger unplug the charger wait a few minutes and plug the charger back in and insert the battery again. I've had to do this upwards to three times before the battery and charger got the idea what they were suppose to do. Rechargeable batteries normally don't like long periods between use and when they do loose their charge it can be down right annoying getting them back into service.
You didn't say what camera make or model or if the camera uses a designated battery or AA's.

Overnight for the first charge, then let it run empty.

The biggest mistake most people make is to use the camera for an hour or so, and then plug it back into the charger...Batteries have a memory of sorts, and eventually this habit causes the batt to only last for an hour or 2.

Rechargeables need to be stretched out and used to their full potential, inorder to realize their full potential.

After the first full charge-full discharge cycle, let it charge for 4-8 hours (depending on the type, charger, and manufacturer's specs, of course) and then allow it to sit for a few hours after use (to cool down) before putting it on the charger.

The SD750 is a camera, not a battery charger. To charge the battery, use the supplied battery charger or a compatible replacement.

Well, the white to pink dot is a sign of water in the phone. It is a moisture indicator and the first thing the repair fols look for so they can deny any claims.

They second thing is you can get an external battery charger for the razor. They run about 5 dollars and allow you to charge the battery seperate from the phone.

Razr V3 external battery charger

sounds like a dead battery. Plug the origional charger into it and the front led (below the flash) should flash red. If the red led in the back of the camera flashes or stays lit, then you have the wrong charger plugged in. (the camera won't power up if the back red/green led is on when plugged in)

I was charging newly purchase camera for hours, then I realized my battery was in upside-down. It took approx 2 hours to fully charge once I fixed the battery install!

When I turn on the camera the screen is white. No image is on the screen.

well probably u damaged the mainboard, it will need to be repalced