I seem to have bricked my Agptek Rocker

[JimZipCode]

I don't see a reset-pinhole.  Are there any key-combos I should try?

This may not be a "logical" bricking, I may have dropped it one too many times.  But I'd still like to try a couple things, before giving up on it, if anyone has any ideas.

[Milardo]

Hi,

    How did you brick your player? Are you able to power it on? I did brick my player when i was doing a firmware update once, player become totally unresponsive, there is no reset hole/button that i know of. If your able to, get a copy of the agptek firmware, put it on a micro sd card, put micro sd card into the player, press power and vol -  buttons at the same time, it should update the firmware and fix the player. Let me know if that works or not.

[JimZipCode]

    How did you brick your player? Are you able to power it on?

Naw, it seems inert.  The only sign of life I get is when I plug it into my Windoze desktop.  The player doens't do anything; but the desktop thinks there's something plugged in.  It tries to load a driver (fails).

I'm worried that it's just physically damaged, ie from dropping.

[Linker]

I'm not sure about the internals of this specific hardware, but generally speaking since there are no moving components, it should be relatively drop resistant. I wouldn't expect it to be physical damage, and if it is, it might be easily solved with a soldering iron. Though again, I am not familiar with this hardware. How easy is it to open up? If you are feeling adventurous it might not be a bad idea to try, it could just be a broken connection.

[JimZipCode]

How easy is it to open up? If you are feeling adventurous it might not be a bad idea to try, it could just be a broken connection.

I was feeling adventurous – so I bought an XDuoo X#II.  And I'm in love.