I can log into the internet and cannot reach the store. Under setting I see the Revision is blank.

Logged in as an administrator? Are there multiple profiles set up on the tabket?

Power the tablet off then back on.
Check the internet settings under "settings" "wifi". Compare to the one that works well.
Visit the company website for tech support or read user forums.
Update the firmware from the company website.

Since the release of the latest Surface revs, problems are continuing to be reported where the Surface will boot into a screen that requests the BitLocker Recovery Key before it can continue. This issue was also reported with the first revision of Surface devices, however, it was not as widely reported as it is now.
This result can be caused by a wide range of things such as corrupted drivers or Windows Updates not able to install successfully. Whatever the reason, you'd like to be able to get past the BitLocker Recovery Key request screen, but have no idea how to locate this extremely long number.
Luckily, Microsoft stores this number for you in the Cloud. Using a working computer connected to the Internet, just jump out to the following link and ensure you are logged in with your Microsoft account.
https://skydrive.live.com/recoverykey
When you access this link, you'll something similar to below, except yours will contain the actual Key ID and abnormally long Recovery Key number.


The BitLocker Recovery Key is intended to add an additional level of security, ensuring that only the authorized owner of the Surface can unlock the device and restore access. Unfortunately, if you can't find your key, or your key does not display on the Microsoft account page, you'll need to restore the Surface to factory default settings, i.e., start over.

Since the release of the latest Surface revs, problems are continuing to be reported where the Surface will boot into a screen that requests the BitLocker Recovery Key before it can continue. This issue was also reported with the first revision of Surface devices, however, it was not as widely reported as it is now.
This result can be caused by a wide range of things such as corrupted drivers or Windows Updates not able to install successfully. Whatever the reason, you'd like to be able to get past the BitLocker Recovery Key request screen, but have no idea how to locate this extremely long number.
Luckily, Microsoft stores this number for you in the Cloud. Using a working computer connected to the Internet, just jump out to the following link and ensure you are logged in with your Microsoft account.
https://skydrive.live.com/recoverykey
When you access this link, you'll something similar to below, except yours will contain the actual Key ID and abnormally long Recovery Key number.

REGARDLESS of what the initial notice says . open the drop down menu by swiping from the top notice line downward . tap the wifi icon and it will turn off. then turn it back on and tape the gear icon that will open settings , tap the wifi line to open the wifi settings. you should see your network there and be able to sign on.
you should start with a blank browser page just type in a website or topic. it should go to the site .
also try installing firefox from the store and then use the desktop icon to open the browser.
if you still have problems comeback and describe.
I have 3 galaxy products Tab 4 ", Tab S 8.4" and note 3 smartphone
all using kit kat. so i should be able to walk you through this one

Try to update your play store app. Search in Google for: play store apk. The last version now is 4.9.13

Make sure the wifi/3g is turned on and connected to a network with internet access. You might need to refresh your router and modem as my Galaxy Tab sometimes gets messed up if I log on to another wifi network away from home. i.e. McDonalds/Pizza Hut etc. I may be connected to my wifi, but my tablet doesn't have a correct IP address if it has one at all. The internet speed can be a factor as games don't use a much bandwidth as apps like Google and Facebook.

hi there,
you have 2 options, you can log into the app store on your ipad(once you have an account set up) and search for the pureplay app and download it straight to your ipad, or you can also login to your pureplay account(assuming you already have one) directly through safari web browser like you would do on any computer with internet explorer, google chrome, firefox etc. Hope this helps.

If you never set a password just leave the password box blank and try logging in.