Factory reset 1. android system recovery wiped data/factory reset 2. confirmed wipe of all user data. (yes) 3. formatting /data... formatting /cache... data wipe complete. 4.rebot system now (I did) the tablet restarted with little android man, then the visual land logo android 4.1 jelly bean. then nothing the logo page does not change or do any other function

1 in order to switch off the tablet hold down the power key for a short while. 2 after that press and hold together volume up and home and power button for a few seconds. You may release held keys when Samsung logo appears on the screen 4 select wipe data/ factory reset using volume buttons to navigate and power burtton to confirm in the next step choose yes delete user data to confirm whole operation 6 when the recovery mode appears again select reboot system now 7 good job the hard reset has just been performed.

Since model number you wrote is for kickstand I assume that you want to reset Galaxy tab 3

Please make sure you have backed up all of your important data and apps before performing a reset.

Turn your Galaxy Tab 3 off.
Press and hold the Volume Up, Power and Home buttons together until you see an Android lying on its back. This is the - stock recovery screen.
Use the volume keys to scroll down to Wipe Data/Factory Reset and use the Power button to confirm.
Scroll down to Yes, Delete All User Data and hit Power to confirm.
Back on the first screen, scroll down to Wipe Cache Partition and select with power button.
Hit Reboot System Now to restart your Galaxy Tab 3 with factory settings restored.

I'm not familiar with that specific tablet, but all Android devices have a way to enter a recovery mode menu that allow you to clear the cache or do a full factory reset. First, try the 'clear cache' option. If that doesn't work, you'll have to do a full factory reset (and you'll lose all of your apps and data).

• Turn off your tablet all the way.
• Then press and hold Volume Up + Power button until you see the Recovery Mode menu.
• From menu on your screen choose option "clear cache" or "delete cache" by using Volume buttons to scroll and Power button to confirm.
• Try to restart your tablet. If it still doesn't work, then do the same thing again, but this time...
• From menu on your screen choose option "wipe data/factory reset" by using Volume buttons to scroll and Power button to confirm.
• After that select option "Yes -- delete all user data", and confirm that.

1. Power off the tablet.
2. Press and hold the Volume up button.
3. While holding the Volume up button, press and hold the Power button for 3 seconds then release it. Continue holding the Volume up button.
4. Once the tablet screen turns on, stop holding the buttons.
5. On the Android system recovery screen, select wipe data/factory reset. Use the Volume up and Volume down keys to navigate through the menus and use the Power button to select the desired option.
6. When prompted to "Confirm wipe of all user data", select Yes -- delete all user data.
7. Select reboot system now.

Have you tried to wipe the cache partition

App data

Step 1 Press the "Menu" button and tap "Settings." Touch "Applications."
Step 2
Tap "Manage Applications," select the "All" tab and touch an application name.

Step 3
Touch the "Clear Data" button to wipe the app's saved data. Tap "Clear Cache" to remove any cached data for the app.
Phone Data

Step 1 Turn off your Android device. Reboot the phone or tablet into Recovery Mode. The process is specific to the device model. For the Motorola Droid, press and hold the "Power" button and the "X" key on the slideout keyboard. Release the "Power" button when the Motorola icon appears. Press the "Volume-up" and "Camera" buttons simultaneously to open the Recovery Console. To access Recovery Mode with the LG Ally, press and hold the "Power," "Home" and "Volume" buttons simultaneously.
Step 2
Press the "Volume-down" button to scroll to "Wipe Data/Factory Reset." Press the "Camera" button to select it.
Step 3
Scroll to and select "Wipe Cache Partition."
Step 4
Highlight and select "Reboot System Now."

Warning:- Hard reset will Cost your data, remove the microSD card
Hard Reset the Tablet
1- Switch Off your Tablet
2- Press and hold Power and Volume down key (in some case it can be Volume up)
3- Android logo with exclamation mark will appear, select recovery mode
4- Select Wipe Data
5- Select Yes- delete all user data
Now Tablet will be free from pattern lock

Different Hard reset factory wipe methods for Android Tablet

1. While the tablet is off, press the Volume Up and the Power buttons at the same time. Let go when the Android recovery screen appears

2. Press the Power button to bring up the recovery menu.

3. Using the Volume Down button, highlight "wipe data/factory reset"

4. Press both volume buttons at the same to select the option.

5. Scroll to and select "Yes - delete all user data"

6. Once the wipe is completed, select "Reboot system now"

1. While the tablet is off, press the Volume Up and the Power buttons at the same time. Let go when the Android recovery screen appears

2. Press the Power button to bring up the recovery menu.

3. Using the Volume Down button, highlight "wipe data/factory reset"

4. Press both volume buttons at the same to select the option.

5. Scroll to and select "Yes - delete all user data"

6. Once the wipe is completed, select "Reboot system now"

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.

arnova 7 g2 has no volume button..