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this Android tablet. What happened is
that the Android
logo was just permanently on the screen.
It was just looping on that logo.
There's no reset button at the back. If
you can see, look, you have to use these
buttons, the combination of this button,
the power button, and the volume keys to
get this thing sorted out. So, let me
show you a quick way of doing this. All
you do is hold the up volume down. So,
volume down, power button, hold it down,
wait for about 10 seconds or so, and it
will come up like that.
Now, keep do you see how I was pressing
the button and then it comes into this
screen here.
And what I did, I just left it. It will
stay on this for about 2 minutes
and then it will attempt to boot itself
and once it boots it will factory reset.
You will lose the the apps and stuff.
You'll have to reinstall them, but other
than that it's great. So, we'll just
wait until it's done and then it should
just reboot itself. Note, this might not
be the same for all tablets, but it did
work for this one. So, you can try it
cuz I I was looking on the net and I
couldn't find anything to help me.
They've all most of them are like
Motoras or Samsung's etc. But for one
that's a generic tablet there was no
information.
There you go.
Right. It's attempting to boot
and hopefully it should boot up
on the new screen. Factory reset.
There you go. Your Android tablet is
back.
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