Page 2: Nexus 7 (2012) Issues and Bugs Click on an issue to jump to it: • • • • • • • • ———— Problem: Nexus 7 will not turn on or charge Have you ever found that your Nexus 7 won’t turn on at all and it won’t charge when you plug it in? You are not alone. There are a couple of things you can try to bring it back to life. This problem seems to occur frequently if you allow your Nexus 7 battery to run completely down or leave it idle for long periods. Possible solutions: • Hold down the Power button for a full 30 seconds. The Nexus 7 should start up. • If that didn’t work then try this: Plug in the charger and press the Power button and the Volume Down button together.

You should see a menu pop up. Use the Volume rocker to go down to Power Off and press the Power button to select it. When the Nexus 7 turns off, remove the charger from the device and then plug it back in again. You should see the battery sign appear if it worked. Problem: Lag, reboots, or brightness issues after installing Android 4.2 Jelly Bean A lot of Nexus 7 owners reported serious problems after updating the tablet to Android 4.2. Some people encountered general lag or sluggish performance, others complained of brightness issues for the display, and worst of all, some people encountered random reboots.

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There was also a bug introduced in the People app that removed the month of December, but Google rolled out an update to fix that bug quickly. Possible solutions: • First of all try going to the Google Currents app (if you have it), open up the Settings menu, and unchecking Enable Background Sync and then reboot your Nexus 7. • If that doesn’t work then try a factory reset, but keep in mind that you will lose all data on the device, including all your apps (a lot of data will be backed up in your Google account so you can restore it afterward). Go to Settings >Backup & reset >Factory data reset >Reset tablet and then enter your pattern, PIN, or password if prompted. Then tap “Erase everything.” Problem: Screen separation Some Nexus 7 tablets shipped with a screen defect which means that the screen lifts slightly away from the plastic bezel, which can create some creaking noises. It’s generally caused by screws that haven’t been properly tightened, or in some cases, screws that are completely missing.

It’s relatively easy to fix and you’ll find guides online, but you shouldn’t have to fix yourself and you could void your warranty so we don’t recommend that course of action. Sonicstage Cp 4.4 there. Solution: If you bought your Nexus 7 from Google Play then call. If you bought it elsewhere, then you need to directly. In both cases you should get a replacement free of charge because this is a known issue.

Problem: Microphone doesn’t work You may find that the Nexus 7 microphone is failing to pick up any sound. This could be because of a fault; it could be because of the placement or the cover; or it could be because something got in there and blocked it. Possible solutions: • Use compressed air or, if you’re in the mood, suck on the microphone hole. If there’s a dust blockage then this should fix it.

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Download Exercices Uml Avec Correction Pdf. • The hole for the microphone could be completely missing or you might have a faulty microphone. In either case, you’ll want to return it and get a replacement unit by calling if you purchased it from Google Play or directly if you got it somewhere else. Problem: Headphone jack doesn’t work There have been quite a few reports of people getting no sound at all when they plug in their headphones, or getting crackly intermittent sound. Before you panic, make sure to try your headphones in another device so you know they aren’t the problem. You should also check that the volume is turned up on the Nexus 7 and not very low or even muted. If that doesn’t help, there are a couple of other potential solutions.