reset it without the sd card installed.
also...if you have a card reader on your computer....put the sd card in it and see if there is anything on the card. You may have deleted everything on the card by reseting your tablet with the card in it.
Too many Chrome browser windows open (You didn't say that, but I'm guessing that's the problem. Press the overlapping-windows symbol at the top right. You will then get thumbnails of all the open browser windows. For each one you want to close, put your finger on it and drag it rapidly off the right edge. (Think of tossing it away.)
Question edited for clarity.
Question moved to Galaxy Tablet.
Ensure the device is powered off.
Press and hold the. Power / Side. and. Volume Up buttons. ...
From the Android Recovery screen, select. Wipe data/factory reset. . Use the Volume buttons to cycle through available options and the Power / Side button to select. ...
go to youtube type your tablet mmake and model google bypass there should be a few videos and it will show step by step how to go through it you do not need a computer so you can bypass then videos on youtube
Battery issue: The battery in the keyboard may be faulty or have a low capacity, which can cause it to quickly drain and not hold a charge.
Charging issue: The charging port or cable may be damaged, preventing the battery from charging properly.
Keyboard software issue: There may be a software issue with the keyboard that's preventing it from charging correctly or retaining a charge.
Connectivity issue: The keyboard may not be compatible with your Samsung tablet, or there may be a Bluetooth connectivity issue that's causing the battery to drain quickly.
It is recommended to have the issue diagnosed by a qualified technician or customer support for the keyboard manufacturer. They can diagnose the issue and provide a solution to resolve the problem. Ignoring the issue could lead to further damage and increased repair costs in the future.
Buddy, can you watch YouTube and specifically have you changed any settings recently. I would switch it off and on again and re try- failing that a factory reset will get things set back to default settings. Just make sure you back up any info - good luck
Question edited for clarity, full make and model, plus it is a 'Tab E', not a 'tan e'.
You are referring to Google FRP which is an anti-theft system whereby only the original owner can do factory resets.
Videos in the link
https://www.google.com/search?q=samsung+tab+e+google+frp+bypass
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