Kindle froze My kindle freezes everytime I try to read a book

You need to log in the same kindle account and the purchased books will be synced automatically. If this doesn't work, you can convert the kindle books to epub file and transfer to ipad. You need to connect your Kindle device to computer and then convert the books in Kindle. After that, you can transfer the books to ipad with iTunes or iTransfer. For more details, check: A Simple Guide to Help You Read Kindle Books on iPad

Kindle books are stored in the amazon cloud which you can access on amazons website, if all your books are still in the cloud you can put them on the new kindle.

If you want to get free eBook for Kindle , there are many webistes for you to download. but when you find that you cant read the book smoothly, it may because of the DRM-protection on the book, Check this guide How Do Share Kindle Books on iPad

To remove a book or magazine from your Kindle Fire HD libraries, follow these steps:

1. On the Home screen, tap Books or Newsstand to display your library.
2. Locate and press your finger on the item you want to remove. A menu appears.
3. Tap Remove from Device press the helpful button

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Borrow from a Friend You can borrow a Kindle book from a friend. When the book is available, you will receive an e-mail notification that will allow you to download the book to your Fire tablet, Kindle device, or Kindle reading app.

To download your borrowed book:

1. Open the e-mail message "A Loaned Book for You."
2. Click the Get your loaned book now button. Your web browser will automatically launch to Amazon so you can accept the loan.
3. Sign in to your Amazon account.
   • If you have a Fire tablet, Kindle device, or Kindle reading app, select which device you would like the book to be delivered to, and then click Accept loaned book.
   • If you do not have a Fire tablet, Kindle device, or Kindle reading app, click Accept loaned book and follow the on-screen instructions to download a free Kindle reading app.

The above is from the Amazon.com Help site:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/help/customer/display.html/ref=hp_rel_topic?ie=UTF8&nodeId=200549320

Try rebooting your Kindle by holding the 'on' switch down for 20 seconds then letting go - it should 'reboot' by itself. You may have to do it a couple of times to reset your Kindle.

If this doesn't work, contact Amazon Customer Service as this is a common problem.

If you've already tried deleting the book on the kindle itself, have you tried plugging in the kindle (to your computer), navigating to the Documents folder inside and deleting the actual book file?

Hi,

Unfortunatelly Kindle does not have this feature. But the books you read get pushed down the list.
Or you can delete the book by using these steps:

1. Select a book and click the left arrow on the 5-way button that brings up a delete button the screen.
2. Press the center button and you delete the book.

Another option is to move the book to a collection this is like to archive the books you already read.

GoodLuck!

eBookBoy
http://digialreader.freeforums.org

Don't worry, you cannot fry your Kindle by navigating to any web page.

If you give the on / off switch a short nudge only, it normally goes in and out of stand-by mode. It can be switched on and off by sliding and holding the power switch for a few seconds. The power light behind the switch will blink three times to show you are doing it right. Note also, in order to work properly, the Kindle's battery needs to be charged. Connect your Kindle using the supplied USB cable to a PC for charging. When charging, the power light is orange, when full, the light turns green.

If by accident you set up your Kindle to request a password on start, so no unauthorized people can use it, and you forgot your password, you can contact Kindle support by toll-free phone. They'll help you to reset your password.

The phone number depends on the country of your residence, find the web site HERE to get the phone number that is right for you. Look for the headline "Additional Contact Options".

Hey

Well there are a lot of reasons why the Kindle screen freeze.

most of the times it happens when the Kindle is trying to upload some big files like photos, movies, flash etc. in this case all you have to do it to wait and it will un-freeze in couple of seconds.

Another Very common is that the Kindle Memory is full and he can't respond until some of the memory gets free, this usually will happen once you click too many times on the screen, the poor Kindle is overwhelmed with orders and doesn't know what to do, this happens to "newbies" with the kindle.

A lot of these freezing problems can be fixed by resting your Kindle, you can do a Soft reset press the Alt-Shift-R keys at the same time. (Shift is the one that looks like an up arrow.) If that doesn't work, plug your Kindle into the charger and try again.

You can also do a Hard Reset take the cover off the back and insert a paperclip in the little hole. Hold for 10 seconds, you may need to try again with the Kindle plugged into the cradle.

For the Kindle DX Hold the top on/off switch sliding it to the left and keep to the left, hold for 60-80 Sec, Release it. Wait a minute - the DX will flash. Then the screen will go black and then the main Kindle screen (the guy sitting under the tree) will appear and the start up thermometer bar. Once that's completed, the main menu will come on, and your books will be rstored in batches over the next couple of minutes

And of course you can always Call Amazon Customer Service at 1-866-321-8851, 6a-10p PST, 7 days a week

Hope this will be helpful

Uri_K