20 Most Recent ASUS Google Nexus 7 8GB Tablet Unlocked Black Questions & Answers

Press both the up and down volume buttons while you press the power button.@JavaMCP

Hello, I am very familiar with this problem with the 2nd gens and it is almost always a sure sign that the tablet is not getting enough power to charge up and will not boot. Sometimes this can happen from the tablet not getting used for a while and getting completely drained. The other possibilities are A) the USB charging port is becoming worn out and won't charge or B) the battery is no longer holding a charge, much like a car battery in the winter. Get an original Nexus 7 wall charger and leave it charging through the wall outlet and not a computer, this has more power. If the light is blinking, it makes me think the USB is not the issue, so chances are after an hour or two it will have some life again.

try and hard rest the tablet go to youtube type how to hard rest a your make and model of your tablet and a few videos should come up watch them and it will show you how hard reset your tablet

You can try a hard reset. Hold down the power button and the volume buttons at the same time. The device should then power on and you can follow the on-screen prompts.Hope that helps!

Here's a video I made of me changing one.

It should be OK mine was. U mention its going slow ..if u have the full main app of Facebook uninstall it u can open Facebook in you're browser just write Facebook login in browser...I have 2 nexus 7 and the full Facebook app makes them go slow & lock up hope this helps. ...,.

you shoud to reset it. Hold power button and + or - button together.

So, did you forget your lock screen password? You will probably need to do a factory reset.

Restore os from scratch.

Follow these https://support.google.com/nexus/troubleshooter/3337561 http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/28928/google-nexus-7-tablet-hard-reset-or-reboot/ and if there is no solution contact the help team https://support.google.com/nexus/answer/3053039?hl=en-AU

Maybe it needs charging. You have given no info to go on as to what your "Polaroid" is or any other relevant information so that's my best guess.

Strange. Did you go to settings, connect to your home wireless network, and enter your password? Are you any further from the router than other devices you say do not have the issue? I've seen this, weaker signal, when people connected to the guest wireless network. Otherwise, I do not understan why it's happening unless it's an issue with the configuration of the wireless tablet adapter. You may have to do some advanced work on the adapter, but I don't have enough info to be able to tell you, for sure. LindaSView

What type of printer do you have? Also, if you have upgraded to Android 4.4 KitKat it comes with an HP Print Service. You also may be able to find an app from your printer's manufacturer in the Google Play Store. I've added a link that will guide through the setup. Printing in Android 4 4 KitKat with some help from HP

Important:Plug your device into power outlet Step 1: Power off Nexus 7 Step 2: Power on while holding Volume Down/Up (enter BootLoader) Step 3: Press Volume Up to toggle to "Recovery Mode"then press power to select Step 4: Hold The Power Button and tap Volume Up when you see "No Command" Step 5: Press & hold Power Button & Volume Up Button Again Step 6: Toggle with vol down and vol up / power at wipe data (all data) & reboot

Assuming you mean the 2013 version but I'll try both, so for the 2013 version

1. Turn your tablet off and place it on a flat surface with the screen facing up.
2. Tilt the right side slightly up to find the SIM card tray near the bottom right and the small hole in the tray door.
3. Insert a paperclip into the hole in the tray door, and push firmly but gently, the tray should pop out.
4. Remove the tray and place the micro SIM card inside it, the angle corner fits with the angled indent
5. Push the tray it gently back into the tablet.

Activate SIM card

1. Open the Settings app and turn off Wi-Fi after completing the set-up instructions. Once Wi-Fi is off, you'll see a notification at the top of your screen.
2. Swipe down the notification shade and touch the notification.
3. Follow the activation instructions provided by your carrier.

For the Nexus 7 (2012) 3G use the same process noting that the tray slot and pinhole is on the left side of the device when its facing up. *Note* : Only the Nexus 7 (2013) LTE & Nexus 7 (2012) 3G can accept a SIM card. Wi-Fi versions of the tablet can't.

Only thing to really do is wait for the battery to die all the way, then try the hard reset after it charges up a little bit.

my nexus 7 will not unlock on switch-on it is still under guarantee

It sounds like the device is completely broken after dropping it. You may find a local repair shop or a shop online to fix the device, but it may be cheaper to replace it with a new one.Hope that helps!