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Coby has closed their doors. One of the solutions I found was to do a hard reset which restores the tablet to out of the box condition. To do so, hold the power button & the volumn down button until the android figure appears. He'll be on his back with an open panel on his chest with a red triangle above it. Press the 'back' button and a menu appears with options of "reboot system now', 'apply update from external source', wipe data/factory reset', 'wipe data partition', and 'apply update from cache.' Scroll up & down the list using the volume up/down buttons and select the option you want using the power button.
Once that web page is loaded, you'll see a light gray box with a small image of the owners manual, with a User Manual PDF text link just to the right of it, and the text beneath that link saying it's 121 pages.
Do not click anywhere else, especially not on the big green DOWNLOAD button. That loads you up with other software you don't really need.
This should get you going.
Unfortunately, Coby went out of business last summer (2013) and left a lot of people missing items they'd sent in for repair or replacement.
Seems like thermal throttling, thermal throttling is a process where a device slows down in order to cool down. If the unit has a fan, the fan might be misaligned. If so, since it's out of warranty, I would suggest self-repair since I do not know any store that repairs those kind of devices.
coby doesnt not have licensing with google so by default it doesn't come with google play, but an off brand app store. it is feasible to do so but requires some knowledge on how to 'root' the tablet.
All Android apps are files downloaded from the Play Store. The app file name is "com.android.vending" and it is found in this path : sdcard/Android/data.
The suggested method is to copy that file from an Android device (phone or tablet) to a SD or microSD card and move that card to your device.You can use the "My Files" app (folder icon) to go there and see it, then copy it
A word of caution: Many Android apps may not work with the Android version of your device because the manufacturer may have a modified Android operating system. I discovered this on my Lenovo ThinkPad which had its own version of downloading apps. I loaded this file and "Google Play Store" was working, but sometimes stopped.
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