My Device Maintenance app is missing from my home screen, but me Samsung E Tablet says it is there. I need help. Thanks

1. Go to the settings app: On most tablets, the settings app can be found in the app drawer or on the home screen.
2. Locate the location settings: Look for a section labeled "Location" or "Location & Security". The location settings may be located under the "Device" or "System" section.
3. Turn on location services: Make sure that the location services toggle switch is turned on.
4. Change the home location: Look for a setting labeled "Home" or "Home Address". Tap on this option to open a map view. Use your finger to move the pin to the correct location.
5. Save the changes: Once you have the correct location set, tap on "Save" or "Set as Home".

Note: The steps may vary slightly depending on the specific model and operating system of your tablet. If you are unable to find the location settings, try searching for "location settings" in the device's search bar or help center.

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hi Deanna.
this is all i could find.

1. Power off your Tablet.
2. Press and hold Volume up and Power button at the same time until you boot into the Android system recovery. ...
3. Choose Wipe data/Factory Reset with your volume keys and then press the power button to confirm.

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How do you reset a Windows tablet?Reset from within WindowsPlug in your Surface so you don't run out of power during the refresh.Swipe in from the right edge of the screen, and select Settings > Change PC settings.Select Update and recovery > Recovery.Under Remove everything and reinstall Windows, select Get started > Next.More items...Refresh or reset Surface RT or Surface 2 - Microsoft Supporthttps://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/.../surface-refresh-or-reset-surface-rt-or-surface...Search for: How do you reset a Windows tablet?
How do you do a hard reset on a Samsung tablet?Method 1: From StartupWith the device off, press and hold the "Volume Up", "Home", and "Power" buttons.Release the buttons when you see the recovery screen and the Samsung logo.Use the volume buttons to navigate the menu and select "wipe data / factory reset". ...On the next screen, press "Volume Up" to continue.Samsung Galaxy Tab 4: Steps For Hard Reset - Technipageshttps://www.technipages.com/galaxy-tab-4-hard-resetSearch for: How do you do a hard reset on a Samsung tablet?
How do you restore a Galaxy tablet to factory settings?In fact, consider finding support before you start the following process:Start the Settings app, found in the Apps Menu.Choose Privacy.Choose Factory Data Reset.Touch the Reset Tablet button.Touch the Erase Everything button to confirm. All the information you've set or stored on the Samsung Galaxy Tab is purged.How to Reset the Samsung Galaxy Tab to Factory Settings - dummieswww.dummies.com/...galaxy.../how-to-reset-the-samsung-galaxy-tab-to-factory-settings/Search for: How do you restore a Galaxy tablet to factory settings?
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To help you perform a factory reset if your Samsung tablet is working and powered ON, please follow the instructions mentioned below:
- It is recommended to back up all the data like Phone contacts, Email accounts, App settings and Downloaded apps, Music-Picture-Videos, Internet browsing data and Personal data from the tablet before performing factory reset.
- From the Home screen, navigate: Apps > Settings > Privacy.
- Click on 'Factory data reset'.
- Click on 'Reset tablet'.
- Click on 'Erase everything'.
- Allow several minutes for the factory data reset and reboot processes to complete.

Now, if in case you need to perform a factory reset if your Samsung tablet is powered OFF, please follow the instructions mentioned below:
- Press and hold the 'Volume Up button' and then briefly press the 'Power button' to power on the device.
- Release the 'Volume Up button' and the 'Power button' when the Samsung logo displays on the screen.
- Use the 'Volume Up button' to select the 'small android with an arrow' icon.
- Press the 'Volume down button'.
- From the Recovery Console screen, use the 'Volume button' to select 'Wipe Data / Factory Reset' then press the 'Power button'.
- Use the 'Volume button' to select 'Yes' then press the 'Power button'.
- Once the Wipe Data / Factory Reset has completed, use the 'Volume button' to select 'Reboot System Now' then press the 'Power button'.
- Allow several minutes for the factory data reset and reboot processes to complete.

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reset all settings & enjoy

If it's an android device...
1. Enter wrong pattern 5 times and wait for 30 seconds.
2. Select "Forgot pattern" and enter your email account username and password.
3. Make sure you use the same account that was used to activate the device and double check the password by logging in to that email account in a browser.
4. If you don't have access to the original email account, you will need to do a hard reset and loose your settings and apps on the devcice. The data on the memory card will not be wiped though.
Note: if you can't remember your email password, you will have to visit the email service support page to get it reset.
also, see here...
http://www.androidtablets.net/forum/android-tablet-usage-tips-tricks/6280-forgot-your-unlock-pattern.html
or here... http://mytabletguru.com/forgot-password-pattern-unlock-of-android-tablet/

This can be caused if the files for the specific games are either missing or got corrupted. I suggest you to uninstall the game and re-install. If the problem still persists You can make a back-up of your apps and perform a factory restore.

Try this lol,
This works with devices having physical home button:-
1. Press the power button and the home button together for a while, long enough until the screen appears with Android bot and a progress bar which shows that it's formatting the internal memory.
With NO physical HOME button:-
2. In case your device does not have a physical home button, press the power button and both the volume keys together for few seconds.
3. Press gently the "reset pin-hole" present generally on a side of Tablet. Use a clip-pin or similarly fine thing to gently push inside to reset your device to factory settings.
NOTE: You'll not only lose the apps on your internal memory and the data associated with it. All the device updates will also be lost and you'll have the version of Android your tablet came with.


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Well, there is a place called "Android Market" or similar.

If your desired game can be found there, simply download and install the game app and you can enjoy the fun.

If the game can't be found, or it requires a fee to play. You'll probably need to root the device. Here is a 1-click Android-Root solution for your reference.