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Hi @Rock Aduh , are we talking about the password to go in to the phone? If it is, please perform a factory reset.

1. Ensure the device is powered off.
Note If the device doesn't respond to input, press and hold the Volume Up/Down button then press and hold the Power button. When the device screen goes blank, release the Power button while continuing to hold the Volume Up/Down button then proceed with step 3.
2. Press and hold the Volume Up/Down buttons then press the Power button.
Note When presented with the Boot Mode Selection Menu, release all buttons.
3. Press the Volume Down button to tap Recovery then press the Volume Up button.
4. From the DROID triage screen:
a. Press and hold the Volume Down button.
b. Press and release the Volume Up button.
c. Release the Volume Down button.
5. Select wipe data or Factory Reset.
Note Utilize the volume keys to highlight and the Power button to select.
7. Select Yes -- delete all user data.
Note Data wipe may take several moments.
8. Select reboot system now.
Note To set up the device after the reset has completed, refer to Initial Activation and Set up.

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• Power the device off.
  • Press and hold the Power button then select Power off
  • If the device isn't responding Remove / replace the battery

• Press and hold Volume down and Volume Up, the press Power

• Display shows Available boot modes
  1. Normal powerup
  2. Recovery
  3. AP Fastboot
  4. BP SBF Flash
  5. BP Only
  6. AP BP USB Bypass
  7. BP Tools

• Use volume down to scroll to "Recovery", press Volume up to select

• Once display shows Android triage screen, press Volume up & Down at the same time

• Display shows Android Recovery

• Options are:
  1. Reboot System now
  2. Apply Update from SDCard
  3. Wipe data / Factory Reset
  4. Wipe Cache partition

• Use volume down to scroll to Wipe Data/factory Reset, press power to select

• Display shows Confirm Wipe of all user data - This can not be undone

• Use volume down to scroll down to YES - Delete All data - Press Power to Select

• Device will perform format wipe

• Display then shows Android System Recovery

• Ensure reboot system now is selected then press the Power button to select

Unfortunately, there is no way around your passcode on the lock screen. This for your protection. However, your phone is NOT useless and you CAN get into it but you must wipe the device completely and none of your information will remain once this has been done. If you've exhausted all passcode variations and still can't get in, do the following steps to wipe the device:

1.) Plug your phone into your computer.
2.) Open iTunes on your computer (It may open automatically)
3.) CLICK AND HOLD BOTH HOME (Bottom) & POWER (Top) BUTTON until the device shuts off. When it shuts off, release the power button and continue holding the home button until iTunes recognizes the device again.
4.) iTunes will recognize the device as being in DFU mode and will give you the option to Restore the device which again will WIPE everything on the phone. Just click Restore to begin the process.
5.) When this step is complete you will regain access to your device.

*TIP* If you have your phone backed up on iCloud or iTunes you can restore a previous back up file and can regain some of your information.

Unfortunately, there is no way around your passcode on the lock screen. This for your protection. However, your phone is NOT useless and you CAN get into it but you must wipe the device completely and none of your information will remain once this has been done. If you've exhausted all passcode variations and still can't get in, do the following steps to wipe the device:

1.) Plug your phone into your computer.
2.) Open iTunes on your computer (It may open automatically)
3.) CLICK AND HOLD BOTH HOME (Bottom) & POWER (Top) BUTTON until the device shuts off. When it shuts off, release the power button and continue holding the home button until iTunes recognizes the device again.
4.) iTunes will recognize the device as being in DFU mode and will give you the option to Restore the device which again will WIPE everything on the phone. Just click Restore to begin the process.
5.) When this step is complete you will regain access to your device.

*TIP* If you have your phone backed up on iCloud or iTunes you can restore a previous back up file and can regain some of your information.

Obvious question is what the tablet had been doing during its' last use.
Was something newly installed, was system or apps updated, etc. ?
Were all the APPs and or system shut down properly ?
Did update or installation recommend restarting system, prior to use ? Were multiple installations / updates performed ?

Your device appears to be in a recovery boot-loop.
As stupid as this may sound ...
Is the power adapter connected ? Let battery charge for at least 30 minutes and try again.
If battery is low, it may not complete the reset. - you should have seen something on the screen, denoting " wipe and reset " procedure and completion - prior to (#1) Rebooting device

Per your post, you have already (#4) wiped the data and instructed the device to reset to factory settings, then (#1) Reboot system.
That is the generally accepted reset method

This problem is not all that uncommon, it generally results when attempting reset, internal boot commands error for what ever reason. ( can not find the factory restore / recovery file set ).

This problem is more common when "fixes ", Specialty " Roots " or "mods" have been installed by the user - making changes to the boot program and commands OR when manufacturer files have been deleted / moved from system access. - Common suggestion is to work backwards through the mod processes and / or attempt to re-install mod or follow the special mod recovery method.

Without having available the proper ROM " flash " update / installation file(s), and you may " brick " the device.
I recommend you go to manufacturer site and check for available ROM files, reset / reinstallation processes ( memory card method ? )

You state the tablet is less than six months old. You may want to contact manufacturer for possible warranty service.

They will most likely ask the referenced obvious questions, to better understand the cause / nature of the device failure and recommend the best immediate possible solution.

This may not be what you seek, I hope it will provide better direction.

Perform a hardware factory reset
A master reset will result in the loss of all data stored on the device including 3rd party applications.
With the device turned off, press and hold the Volume down key.
Note: To turn the device off completely, remove the battery.
With the Volume down key held down, press and hold the Powerkey. Release the Power key when the Android system recovery screen appears Use the Volume down key to scroll to wipe data/factory reset.With wipe data/factory reset highlighted, press the Power key.Press the Volume down key to scroll to Yes -- delete all user data.
With Yes -- delete all user data highlighted, press the Power key.Once the wipe is complete, with reboot system now highlighted, press the Power key.The device will restart.The device is now reset and ready for use.

I would check and make sure my old antivirus was completely removed from the laptop before going any further after that I would contact customer support for your anti virus and check with them. If it was a no name brand or from a pop up you maybe have just paid for a virus pretending to be an antivirus and in that case you will have to completly wipe your hard drive and re install windows.

I suggest you to backup you Data and media and then wipe your device. I will also recommend you to update your device with the latest firmware.

from the Blackberry Storm forums:

"The Recovery process for me was to Wipe the Handheld.

I first conncected by BB Storm to my computer.
Launch Blackberry Desktop Manager
Click on Backup and Restore
Click on Backup to backup the device.

After the backup completes, on the device, go to Options, Security Options, General Settings. Press the "berry" button on the device, select "Wipe Handheld".

There were a couple of options where I could choose the type of wipe I wanted. I chose the one would left my installed applications alone.

When the wipe is complete, connect back to the computer and run Blackberry Desktop Manager and perform the restore operation.

In my case, before I did the restore operation, I checked the timer to see if it was working (it was). After restoring the data, it was still working."

I had the same problem. Above solution worked.

Alan Silberlight