Help!! Motorola Q9c freezing and won't start! - Non-Touchscreen Windows Mobile Other

I purchased a new Moto Q9c from wirefly.com about 4 weeks ago.
About 3 days ago, it started freezing up on me when I try to turn the phone on (I noticed this normally happens when batt is very very low)
When I press power button, The Phone shows "M" logo, then "sprint " logo....then gets stuck on "windows Mobile" logo indefinitely.
It does not ever get past this and I am unable to use phone or make/recv calls.
I spoke to Sprint tech support - they tell me this is a known issue with Q9c and they are working on s/w update.
Can anyone tell me how I can fix this? Or tell me where I can get the s/w update?
I am past my 30 day exchange period and wirefly basically said I'm on my own.

Easy Fix
While the phone is off press and hold the E and C then turn the phon on with those buttons still held in. Eventually you'll see a little message appear in the top left corner then you can let go of the buttons
That should fix it.

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