Gulli Kurio 7 tablet won't turn on anymore
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Hello,
Santa Claus gave a Kurio 7 Gulli tablet to my little one, which was working just fine until now.
But since yesterday, the tablet won't turn on anymore, except when I press the "on" button. It flashes for 2 seconds to display the startup icon, then shows a USB icon with the battery bar full, and then nothing. The screen goes black again. Following that,
I saw on many forums similar cases and these little tips to restart the KURIO, but nothing works. Then, while inspecting the tablet in all its corners, I found that famous "reset" button on the back of the tablet. I pressed it in vain. I was left with the customer service option, but I can't seem to find the receipt that serves as warranty. "It's always like that."
It's in the despair of my little one's tears that I'm asking for your help, a little tip to solve my problem.
L<config>Gulli tablet / Kurio 7</>Intel inside
Santa Claus gave a Kurio 7 Gulli tablet to my little one, which was working just fine until now.
But since yesterday, the tablet won't turn on anymore, except when I press the "on" button. It flashes for 2 seconds to display the startup icon, then shows a USB icon with the battery bar full, and then nothing. The screen goes black again. Following that,
I saw on many forums similar cases and these little tips to restart the KURIO, but nothing works. Then, while inspecting the tablet in all its corners, I found that famous "reset" button on the back of the tablet. I pressed it in vain. I was left with the customer service option, but I can't seem to find the receipt that serves as warranty. "It's always like that."
It's in the despair of my little one's tears that I'm asking for your help, a little tip to solve my problem.
L<config>Gulli tablet / Kurio 7</>Intel inside
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IT'S FIXED. SO COOL FOR THE KID. But between us, it was really a stroke of luck. While fiddling with everything and in the midst of despair
I simultaneously pressed “volume +, - and the 'on' button.”
and then......
a dialogue box appeared.
After that, you just have to follow the instructions;
There you go......
who knows, this might be useful
bye