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3 days ago · Contrary to the naysayers' beliefs the PB is still a great tablet and you can get them cheaply these days. It's technically possible to replace a PB battery but not very cost or time effective usually. Posted via CB10
2 days ago · Whether you want to perform a simple factory reset or clear the system cache, this guide shows you how to access the Android recovery mode feature.
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5 days ago · Firstly, you can use a PC reset tool for Android, or you can easily use the Android debug bridge commanding utility, to boot the recovery image on your phone. Method 1 Factory Reset Android Using Universal Hard Reset Tool. In the first method, follow the below given steps. Step 1 - Download the latest version of a Universal hard reset tool.
Also fastboot has no factory reset option like most phones have. It would be one thing if you just just buy a good charger/cable/battery to fix it. I had to send my phone in to get factory reset because I tried to change the DSU and that went terribly wrong. I got stuck in a fastboot loop with no course of action.
I have a Samsung Galaxy Tab A8 that is locked out of all functions, can't change settings, cannot connect to wifi, can't go into settings. Therefore i decided to try and factory reset it so i can provision it again.
Does this mean you can't access the menu or that the factory reset option isn't there? A solution I found from the internet if you can't access the recovery menu is: Connect the tablet to a Windows PC with a USB cable while the PC and tablet are powered on
4 days ago · You can boot an Android device into the Fastboot mode by pressing the Volume Down + Power buttons simultaneously for 3-5 seconds. On some devices, you might need to use the Volume Up key instead. Alternatively, you can enter the Fastboot or Bootloader mode using ADB.
