Two of my buttons, UDF and MENU quit on my Q-1 Ultra. They were working until a computer guy who was checking why my up and down volume sound and mute buttons were not working on my key board . . .does anyone have a fix to get the buttons on the Q1 UDF and Menu buttons, the Volume Buttons on the Q do work but the sound buttons on my key board do not work. All the other media buttons work by the way on the key board, we tried another key board and the same the volume control and mute do not work. My computer guy thinks its a sofware glitch. Can anyone help? PJ

Hold down power button and then press the volume up key together to see the Android Recovery screen menu selections. Use the volume buttons to move up and down through selection in this menu. Using the volume down button, scroll down to “Wipe data/factory reset”.

sounds froze reset it. turn off first I would power button and volume down first this won't erase your data. just reset

this version will delete your data. found it at link below

Turn off the tablet and hold down the volume up button and then the power button. Release both when the dog appears. After the dead Android appears, there are three methods of bringing up the menu, and you'll need to find the one that works on your device:
1. Press power and volume up buttons (works on my family's)
or
2. Press volume up
or
3. Tap the Android

Navigate the menu with the volume keys, and select an option with the power button.

Factory Reset of the RCA RCT6077W2 TabletIt took me long time to find this

Start with the tablet fully powered off (not just in standby). To force the tablet to a fully off state, hold the power button pressed for until it powers down. This can take 10 to 20 seconds.

Hold the volume up button pressed (some devices may use the volume down button), and then press and hold the power button, until a small menu appears. Release the power button and then the volume button.

Use the volume up/down buttons to select the required menu entry, and then tap the power button to action the selection.

On an android tablet of mine I have to hold the power and the volume (-) button down at the same time and keep holding them for about fifteen to twenty seconds until finally a menu with green text comes up. To select the text option I want, I have to scroll with the volume (+) button and when I'm on the right option I have to activate it using one short push of the power button.

The option I choose to do a hard reset is *wipe data/factory reset*. On my tablet, when I choose and activate this option it takes me to another screen with about six lines of *no no no* text and one line of the reset option. I have to scroll to the reset option using the volume(+) option and again use a short push of the power button to activate it. Then, it does it's thing and turns off. I then give it about ten seconds and then I hold the power button down for five or so seconds and it then it reboots to factory fresh condition. It takes a couple of minutes to get it done I guess because it's reloading all the apps, etc.

There are few combinations and you'll have to be quick to get the moment to press all 3 at once. Don't work every time as you have only a second or less to press the correct combination:

Each phone manufacturer has its own Recovery Mode key combinations.

You'll have to try each combination until you find the correct one for your Android phone or Tablet.

* Combination 1 - Volume Up + Camera button.
* Combination 2 - Volume Down + Power button.
* Combination 3 - Volume Up + Power button.
* Combination 4 - Volume Up + Home + Power button.
* Combination 5 - Volume Down + Volume Up + Power button.
* Combination 6 - Home + Camera button.
* Combination 7 - Home + Power button

Pop the back off, unplug the battery for about 30 seconds, plug the battery back in, put the back cover back on. You will find it will start no problem.

1. Turn your tablet off.
2. Hold volume up and power button at the same time.
3. Wait until the android dog screen pop up and then the android upside down with a triangle in it will come up the you hit reboot with your volume up or down button and press power for ok.

1. Power the Tablet off.
2. Press and hold the Volume Down button of the device, then press and hold the Power button.
3. Continue to hold both buttons until a bootloader screen appears.
4. Wait for the prompt that says to "Press <VOL_UP>" then press the Volume Up button to start the process.
5. Navigate to Erase content.

All info on tablet will be deleted but not the info in the SD card
The tablet will complete the hard reset process and reboot into a factory default state.

Hold power button and volume down until a menu appears. Using the volume buttons, select Wipe Factory settings" or something to that effect. There will be a bunch of no`s and 1 yes. Then using the volume buttons select Yes. Then select reboot.

Hey there,
In order ot hard reset your Samsung Galaxy Tab you need to perform the following steps: Be aware that this will erase everything!
1. Turn the device off 2. while the device is turned off press and hold the volume up button and the power button 3. release the power button when you see the samsung logo appear. (Do not let go of the volume up button until you see the recovery screen) 4. use the volume button to naviagte through the menu until you find an option titled Wipe data / Factory reset 5. once you fin that option, highlight it and press the home button. 6. press the volume up button to continue
Your galaxy tab will now start the hard reset process, do not touch anything until it is complete
Hope this helps!!