Tablet Support for Common Issues

Undoubtedly, Apple is the first company to introduce tablet computing in 2010 itself with its first-generation iPad, but Android later on picked the pace and now enjoying a major market share. Global sales data of tablets state that global tablet shipments recorded 52.9 million units in 2014, and Android operating system grabbed a 70% market share. (Source: Q2 2014 report by Strategy Analytics-a consumer research firm) The data clearly shows that Android tablets have created a significant place in the global market, but the real picture shows that the problem experience rate is also quite high. If you are also facing these most common Android tablet problems, then read the

simplest and the most effective solutions below:

1. I can’t turn the tablet on (or off)

Problem: Android tablets are popular for its multitasking capabilities, and there might be some situations under which your device may deny to respond. For example, it might freeze to the current screen during crucial work hours, in the mid of an assignment, or even while downloading something from the web.

Solution: In case your Android tablet locks up, you're advised to press and hold the Power key. You can keep pressing it for about 8 seconds and patiently wait for the tablet to respond. Holding the Power key will help to turn either off or on the tablet, depending on the current state of the tablet. If you're feeling annoyed because the Power/Lock key trick didn’t work, then some of the programs might have locked your tablet tight. If you’re facing this issue, then just wait for 12 minutes and leave the tablet quiet for that time. Again, press and hold the Power/Lock key for a few seconds, and it will turn back on.

2. The touchscreen doesn’t work

Problem: Many of you might avail tablet support services to look for solutions that can help you to enhance or fix your touchscreen issues. A touchscreen requires a human finger as a stimulus for proper interaction or for performing any function or action on the device’s interface. Sometimes, you may get tired of hitting the OK button on the screen, but it neither takes the input nor does it respond.

Solution: If you’re facing this touchscreen issue from a long time, then you can try wearing those special touchscreen gloves. The touchscreen input may also fail to recognize your input when the battery power is low, or a tablet or its screen has some physical damage. You might have read 5-Pt capacitive touch or 10-Pt capacitive touch in most of the tablet reviews, which denotes the touch-capability of the device. Consider this parameter before buying a tablet as the more points the touch-capability have, the better touchscreen experience it will deliver.

3. The screen is too dark

Problem: Sometimes, you might feel that Samsung Galaxy tablet or the device that you’ve purchased through the ‘tablets for sale’ ad isn’t as bright as it was during initial purchase days. Working for long hours on your tablet may make you feel tired and put extra stress on your eyes due to inadequate brightness.

Solution: Android tablets possess a light sensor in the front to adjust the touchscreen’s brightness, depending upon the ambient light at your location. If the screen is very, very dark, then it is possible that you might have unintentionally blocked the light sensor. Simply avoid buying a case or screen protector that covers up the sensor or you can manually set the automatic brightness setting to fix the same.

4. The battery doesn’t charge

Problem: Since tablet computer is high on portability usage, it is really important to keep them charged. A user may get annoyed and frustrated, when he tries each and every thing to charge up his Android tablet, but the gadget doesn’t receive even one percent of it.

Solution: To fix the same, you should ensure that each and everything is fine and is in the proper place. Like find answers to these questions: Is the wall socket providing power? Is the cord plugged in properly? And is the cable fine and damage-free? Always check that the computer is on, whenever you’re charging from a USB port on a computer. It is recommended to use a special power cord that has been shipped along with your main unit as many of the tablets deny taking charge from the USB cables.

5.The tablet gets hot and turns itself off

Problem: An overheating gadget can arise several nasty issues, which are difficult to deal with and can lead to huge repairing cost. If your tablet is turning too hot and you can feel the heat by holding it in your hands, then it’s a serious issue. Overheating can cause serious damage to the gadget’s physical components as well as may result in battery burst or other accidental issues.

Solution: The simplest tip to fix this issue is to power off your Android tablet and let the battery cool. If the overheating problem continues, take your Android tablet for potential repair or look for battery replacement possibilities.

Conclusion

The above-mentioned issues are some of the most common issues that are faced by every tablet user frequently. The best tablets by Android however possess the best performance and feature combinations, but sometimes disappoint a user with its uncertain flaws, which is all ok to enjoy portable computing. It is recommended not to continue using any gadget, device, or phone that’s too hot as the heat damages the electronics or may also start a fire. In such cases, you should look for the best, and most reliable tablet support means. Users may also face performance issues when the apps rotate the device between Portrait and Landscape modes or set their orientations. It can be annoying when the tablet refuses to change its orientation and leave a user helpless. You can simply turn off the orientation lock to confirm that the screen doesn’t reorient itself.