Tmax9 tablet when turn off will come back on and resets tablet and have lost al info:-(

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The tab is in an endless reboot loop. - Samsung Galaxy Tab ...

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iFixitMy samsung galaxy tab 2 7.0 is turning on and off continuously. ... The second iteration of Samsung Galaxy Tab tablet computers with a 7.0 inch screen. .... to lose all the data, but still it does not lose and keep restarting over and over again.

it keeps switching itself off - Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 - iFixit

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iFixitMy Samsung galaxy tab 3 charges badly and keeps turning off and not coming ....What you will need to do is take the tablet apart, (carefully) and secure the battery to..... It shuts itself off and I have noticed that upon restart the Wifi is turned off.

How to fix any Samsung Phone/Tablet that keeps rebooting ...

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How to fix any Samsung Phone/Tablet that keeps rebooting(Boot Loop). lennonSystems ... with the s3 it does not work. trow it in the trash can ... When my phone does this I just let it do its thing, after a while it would stop.

There is no way to recover a lost password without erasing the device.

First, turn your tablet off. Then, power the tablet back up by holding down the volume (either + or - ) and power buttons simultaneously. Continue holding the volume button until the screen says "Booting tablet in recovery mode." This will give you a picture of an Android. Tap the android, and you will be given a screen with several options. Move between the options with the + and -, and select with the power button.

Go to the option for Factory Data Reset and select it. Scroll down to Yes, and then the tablet will erase its memory back to factory settings. Once it has completed, select Reboot Tablet Normally.

Hi Erica, the only way to restore your tablet to original form will be to factory restore/reset.
This is how to do it.
1: Click on your Settings Icon.
2: Click on Back up and reset
and Automatic Restore so they are clicked, then click on Factory data reset.
3: Click on Reset Device
4: Then click on Delete all

Your tablet should now restart and look like the day you bought it.

Please note that the factory reset might take a few minutes to do the reboot. Don't turn of or disturb the the rebooting, wait until it finish by itself.






Hope this helps.

Contact the tablet's manufacturer.

It might be installing updates. If it continues to reboot, do a hard reset, or a factory reset. You'll have to type your information in again, but it should stick after a reset. Also, make sure that you are saving your Wi-Fi network information (Such as setting it to automatically connect).

Happened to me today. Fix: Boot it up and go to Settings > Backup & reset > Factory Reset: Check the Erase SDCard Data Box. Make sure you backup all your important information to the External SDCard first using Astro or something. Enjoy your fixed tablet after rebooting again and going through the Wizard for the Last time.

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 down the 'on' button for 20 seconds and then release. Your Kindle should reboot itself (without losing anything on your Kindle) and reset.

Bad news you can't. You can factory reset and it will still update.

Hello,

No, you will not need to re-enter any 3G data for it to work. You can freely reboot the device without losing any 3G settings.