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My kurio 7 tablet is stuck in the kurio loading page. What can ...

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Kurio 7 tablet how to fix when the smiley face screen stays on the screen .... Kurio 4s wont pass start up ... Kurio 7 won t go pass the smiley box ..... My kurio 7 has been dead for awhile and is stuck on the screen with the little tv what do i do?

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i cant ulock tablet forgot password please can you help

I'm having the same problem I've tried everything and nothing's working please help

Your probably using Google and because of an upgrade you can't use google anymore. Try Bing as your search engine and you should be fine.

Your hard drive may have gone south. Remove it and check with diagnostic software. Bad sectors in critical areas of operating system data will do this.

Xp can only "See" a hard drive up to about 128GB, if its bigger than that, XP won't install.

Make sure your drive is properly connected, and jumper in the right place (1 drive, set to master)
If it used to work before your problem, should be ok.

Then boot from your windows disk. If your bios is set to boot from the hard drive, if there's no operating system on your hard drive it can't boot.

If its set to boot from the hard drive first, it may, after a few seconds revert to booting from the disk drive. If not, while booting watch the screen, at the bottom it you should see "Press F2 for setup or F10 for boot options" or something similar. To temporarily change the settings, choose the boot options menu and select "Boot from CD". Restart and you should be on your way.

If that doesn't work, you may need a new hard drive.

You may have finally run into the dreaded "defective GPU" issue, that plagued HP and other manufacturers. Thousands of defective Nvidia chip sets were used in the manufacture of these laptops and if you got one of these, it would last about a year, then fail, in the just the way you describe. If you were out of warranty, HP took the low road and refused to fix them, unless you ponied up $450. Then they replaced the defective motherboards with a new one, with exactly the same component.

If you have one of these, you will better of buying a new machine. I'd avoid HP though.

We use these and several times I have had to pull the battery, disconnect the power cord and hold the power button for 30 seconds (count slow). After that, it boots fine.