Error message i keep getting an error message every time i turn on my tablet that i don't understand and I really would like some answers. The error message says "unfortunately, the process com.google.process.gapps has stopped. Also I keep getting the message my gmail has stopped. What can I do?

From what you are saying, I think it is one of two problems; the battery or an operating system error.

If it is the first, then the battery is no longer holding a charge. If you have to keep it plugged in to keep it running then, and the tablet immediately turns off when it is unplugged, your battery is worn out. There really is no fix for this. it is time for a new tablet. Typically lithium batteries only last 3-5 years, but it really depends upon the make and model of your tablet as to how long it could last. In tablets, "you get what you pay for" really is true. I've seen some types of tablets have batteries only last 6 months depending on the brand and the way it is used. Cheaper tablets aren't made for games and will burn out pretty fast with constant use.

2. If it keeps rebooting even when it is connected to a power source, then it is a operating system error. Again, knowing the make and model of your tablet would help to troubleshoot the problem. If it is continually rebooting on it's own, then you need to find out who the manufacturer is, what the model number is and there is a specific sequence of buttons you need to push to get into the boot-loader (assuming it is an Android) and either boot the tablet into safe mode, or select factory data reset.
Safe Mode will allow you to run the tablet's basic functions so that you can delete something that may be causing the problem. Sometimes an update or an app you recently downloaded can cause a boot error. In that case you would uninstall either the update or the application you think is causing the problem then reboot the tablet.
Selecting factory data reset will wipe out everything of your personal data on the tablet including all accounts, apps, documents, and pictures. This restores the operating system and settings to what they were when the tablet was brand new.
Hope that helps.

Hi,

This is a duplicate of this post: My tablet when turned on it gets stuck in android and doesn want continue...

The same answer applies. Contact the manufacturer or check their support page.

"Connection timed out" can be a problem at your end, at the far end, or in between. Try going to a different page - if you were trying to get to Google, try Yahoo, Facebook, or DrudgeReport instead. If all those fail, it's probably not a problem on the far end. It might be communications, it might be your phone. You could try turning off your phone - I mean really turn it all the way off, not just turn the screen off. If it has an alarm clock function and that still works, your phone's not off. If it has any light on at all or responds to your touch in any way, it's not off. Once it's off, let it sit for 2 minutes or so and then start it up again. Watch for any error messages or alert boxes. Without more information from you, I can't really help you figure out if it's your phone or the network.

Are you WiFi connected?

my kurio tablet wont turn on, i have tried charging it and turning it on , and answers on google

Search google to do a hard reset, I had the problem and after doing a hard reset it helped me and my tablet is working fine now. I don't really remember which keys it was but there are three keys to keep pressed and after that it will reset your tablet and if everything is ok it should work perfectly after that.
It would be nice if the manufacturer would also put that in the manual, because when I received my tablet I had to calibrate the screen and that didn't really help me. Also the tablet was working really slow and took a lot of time for everything, plus the fact that the keyboard kept pressing all sorts of other keys then that I wanted to press.
I hope this will help you and that your tablet will work fine for you.
Let me know if you had any success.

WOW now see this is exactly why I tell people to stay away from Tablets and Netbooks. Yeah they are small and easy to carry around but more times than not they don't have all the components you're going to need. Who in 2012 would make a tablet that does not have a usb port? What was this manufacturer thinking? That alone should qualify you for a full no questions asked refund. Oh and I can certainly understand why the seller is not responding to you with an answer. They are probably swamped with calls about this piece of junk. That's exactly why HP got out of the market. The tablets they produced caused them nightmares? They were just recovering from the nightmare caused by Nvidia on the bad GPU graphics video cards that was in so many of the Pavilion product line.

I know I've not helped you much but on these things (Tablets) for the most part you are on your own with them. They were really not designed to do much other than take a peek out on the internet. They were not made for attaching this, and attaching that or downloading this and that. I've had people bring them to me and the operating system was something that no one had ever heard of and they tried to load a windows based operating system and it wouldn't work on the trash.

As for me, my cellphone has better internet capabilities and is more reliable.

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You don't give any model or specification information on the printer in question, so I cannot give a specific answer for your printer.

You need to go to an App Store and download and install some Printer Sharing software on the Tablet PC that is compatible with the printer, such as the MobileDynamix's PrinterShare App.

See here for comprehensive guidelines on wireless printing on your Tablet PC:

http://www.dohack.org/android/tips-for-printing-wirelessly-with-the-samsung-galaxy-tab-10-1/1619/

Good luck.

I hope this helps.

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Uninstall any apps you don't need and anything else you can live without.
You can put a 32gb micro SD card in it and have your music, videos and pictures and such saved on it.
Only problem is the tablet won't bookmark your films when you stop watching from the card like it does off the built in memory.