Stopping downloads and removing old messages coming from my home computer to my samsung 4 tablet.

Try freeing up some memory space, remove old files that you no longer need and anything else that will free up space.

Try a Hard Reset which clears everything off it and installs Android new. There are no Android download links.

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Your last question was posted in the cell phone category, therefore we experts assume you were asking for help with a phone. You wanted to post that in the tablets section. Also, unfortunately whoever you wanted the message to go to, it didn't. You wrote a new question and they likely didn't see it. Click on your profile to delete the old question, and post again in the appropriate "tablet" section to get the best results.

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You may have to contact Samsung support but check out the manual first


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reset all settings & enjoy

i'm sorry this does not protain the word tablet .

app might not be compatible with the Tablet... Google play is already installed and you shouldn't have an issue with it... Can you download anything ???... If you cant plug your tab into a computer and see if you can upload apps from the computer to your tablet

do one thing Turn Off Your Tablet
-> Hold Volume Button and Power button for 3 to 5 Secs -> You will see a screen with android and triangle with exclamation mark -> you will also see 4 lines of writing in blue. -> use volume buttons to navigate to 3rd option, use home to select it ( warning this will erase your system data if need please take backup) (memory card is not affected) -> now navigate to 1st option saying " reboot to system" use home key to select it.
I hope this will fix things

Are you trying to wipe the data with the reset? This will get you back to factory settings. It is entirely possible that there are apps on the tab that need to come off and have caused a problem.


1. With the device off, press and hold Volume Up and Power.
2. Release the Power button when you see the Samsung logo, but continue to hold Volume Up until the recovery screen appears.
3. Use the Volume buttons to navigate the menu and select wipe data / factory reset. Press Home to choose the selection.
4. Press Volume Up continue.
The Galaxy Tab should then go through the hard reset process.

you can download it just disreagurd the message that says that they aren't approved by microsoft. About 20% of the stuff used isn't approved it just means they didn't test it. I have the same driver in 4 machines in my Home, xp and Vista. There is no problem installing a non microsoft approved driver, especially realtek, since most notebooks and desktops come with the hardware you have.