It seems that some people are losing their downloaded e-books after rebooting their tablet, and for others, they’re not working offline, discussed in Amazon forum threads here and here. Glitch: E-books disappearing or not working Since not everyone has the most recent Fire tablet, here are a few common issues on the older range of tablets. You can also set it to turn on automatically.

Another option for squeezing more battery life from your Fire tablet is Low Power Mode, found in Settings > Power, but it will dim your display.

You can also go to Settings > Power and toggle on Automatic Smart Suspend.

If you don’t want to turn it off completely when you aren’t using it, then pull down the notification shade and tap to turn on Airplane mode.

Hold down the power button until the Power off box pops up and then tap OK.

Get into the habit of turning your tablet off when you aren’t using it.

If you do decide to factory reset, then make sure to back up any precious photos or other files first, as this will wipe your tablet, then go to Settings > Device Options > Reset to Factory Defaults. Or you could factory reset the device and install apps selectively, watching out for any changes in battery drain. You could go to Settings > Apps & Games > Manage All Applications and try uninstalling apps one by one and testing to see if you can find the culprit.

There’s a good chance that one of the apps you’ve installed is causing the issue.

Press and hold the Power button for 40 seconds or more until it restarts and see if it works normally.

Thankfully, there are several things you can try to alleviate the problem. There are a number of discussions on these topics within the Amazon forum. Some Fire tablet owners have run into issues with sudden and unexplained battery drain. Let your router and modem boot back up then try connecting from the tablet.

Try a soft reset by p ressing and holding the power button for 40 seconds or until your device restarts.

Test it with another device to make sure your internet is working.

Make sure that your Wi-Fi connection is live and working.

First check to make sure that airplane mode was not accidentally left on.

If your Amazon Fire tablet won’t connect to Wi-Fi, there are a few troubleshooting steps you can take. Who needs the Pixel Tablet? Amazon’s new Fire Max 11 looks great Give this a try if your tablet is acting up, not responsive, or running slowly.Īmazon’s kid-friendly Fire HD 10 tablets bring AI-powered gamesīest Amazon Fire tablet deals: Fire HD 10 is $60 off To do that, simply p ress and hold the power button for 40 seconds or until your device restarts. If you find that your tablet is not responsive or frozen, then performing a soft reset is probably your best bet. If you’re still having issues then you may have to send your tablet in for service or take it to your trusty local third-party repair shop to repair a fault charge port or battery. Your Fire tablet indicator light turns orange while charging.

Reconnect your device to charge plug in the cable to the power adapter and your device, then plug the adapter into an outlet.Press and hold the power button for 40 seconds or until your device restarts.

Disconnect your device from charging equipment, such as the power adapter and cable. If you’re using a wireless charging dock or mat, remove the tablet.After making sure that your tablet is not in an environment that’s too hot or too cold, try the following steps to resolve your charging issues. Shows that one of the most popular help topics is how to get your Fire Tablet to charge. Issue: MicroSD card not recognized or not working.Glitch: E-books disappearing or not working.

Kindleerror something went wrong