How do i remove the volume icon from keep popping up onto screen

Hold the power button and the volume up button when u see the screen come on let go of the power button but keep holding the volume up button the android man will pop up u after hold the power button amd tap the volume up button the recovery screen will pop up go down with volume down button to wipe data press the power button to select it go down to yes then select that it will erase the table it will go back to recovery mode the go to reboot select that and it will restart your tablet

Have you popped off the volume control key and cleaned out any debris? It's possible the key is partially depressed and the cover is finalizing the press.

You might try this...you can set your side button on upper left corner edge of ipad to either mute volume or lock screen (stop it from rotating). Check how yours is set...Go into settings>general>Use side switch to:
see if it is set on mute. If it is switch it to Lock Rotation. Now that side switch will lock or unlock screen rotation.
See if that might stop your volume icon from popping up. Good luck!

reinstall your sound card driver and check it and post me

Hello, just right click on your taskbar then click Properties. Under the first tab click the Customize button under 'Notification Area'. Under the scroll box there is a blue link 'Turn system icons on or off' that will give you the option.

If you are talking about the touch screen not being responsive at all under normal conditions, read on.
First try calibrating it. There are 2 ways to get to the calibration screen. Please use the stylus to calibrate!
The fastest way is to be on the slide-lock screen & hold the side volume button in the Up position until
"Press volume down key to check" comes up onscreen. This may or may not work on all firmware versions
on the current i9, but works on most. Make sure to hold the button firmly in the Up position. You will first
see the normal volume speaker icon show onscreen and the volume rise, but just keep holding it Up, and
eventually you should see the pop-up box noted earlier. The moment you see that pop up onscreen,
immediately press the side volume button in the down position. A white calibration screen should now
show & you can calibrate the touch screen using the stylus. Try to tap as close to the center of the little
pulsating icons as possible, as this will more accurately calibrate your touch screen. If the calibration
screen didn't come up using that method, then you can get to it from the Main menu screen.
Select "Settings", then select "Pen calibration", & follow the previous instruction.

You need to recalibrate your screen.

There are 2 ways to get to the calibration screen. Please use the stylus to calibrate!
The fastest way is to be on the slide-lock screen & hold the side volume button in the Up position until
"Press volume down key to check" comes up onscreen. This may or may not work on all firmware versions
on the current i9, but works on most. Make sure to hold the button firmly in the Up position. You will first
see the normal volume speaker icon show onscreen and the volume rise, but just keep holding it Up, and
eventually you should see the pop-up box noted earlier. The moment you see that pop up onscreen,
immediately press the side volume button in the down position. A white calibration screen should now
show & you can calibrate the touch screen using the stylus. Try to tap as close to the center of the little
pulsating icons as possible, as this will more accurately calibrate your touch screen. If the calibration
screen didn't come up using that method, then you can get to it from the Main menu screen.
Select "Settings", then select "Pen calibration", & follow the previous instruction.

Hello,

To remove these, press and hold the icon until your phone twitches (or vibrates briefly) and then drag them towards the menu popup (at the bottom of the screen). You will see the pop-up menu button becomes a trashcan. When the icon gets close to the trash it turns red. Just plop it onto the trashcan and it's gone.

Try this: disconnect the player from the computer, turn it off, hold in the volume + button, and reconnect the player to the computer while holding the volume + button in. Keep holding the volume + button for an additional 5-50 seconds. Windows should eventually go into recovery mode and revive the player- it will pop up a window that says Found New Hardware Wizard.

well check first of all your startup program see if your are able to remove it from there ,oderwise type msconfig in start menu>>run box and check if that popup or program is listed there also check your screen saver settings !!i hope this works