Top 20 Vtech V.reader Animated E-book System Questions & Answers

You may use any SD card up to 2GB in size and any SDHC card up to 32GB in size.

What you need to do is go to vTech's web site and download the Learning Lodge Navigator. Once you load that on your computer, you can sync your vReader with the computer using a USB cable. There's an option to run the calibration tool. Here's the link: http://www.vtechkids.com/download

If you made the SD recovery on your computer through a sd slot or card reader it should work. You can't make the recovery sd through your vreader. Put it in the vreader while it is turned off, power it on and the vreader should start reprogramming. Then it will tell you to shut off your vreader and restart but make sure you take the sd card back out before restarting or it will just reprogram again, lol.

There isn't a reset button for the Storio.If you need to erase all of your child's saved drawings, etc. the Storio can only be reset by reinstalling the software. You'll need an SD card with at least 64mo of memory. The Recovery program will erase anything that was on the SD card, so transfer anything you want to keep tp your computer. Download and run the Recover SD card creator program from one of the links below:For the US versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/US/VReader/Tool/Recover/US-engRecoverCardTool.exeFor the Canadian english versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/CA-eng/VReader/Tool/Recover/CA-engRecoverCardTool.exeThis is the link the the website itself: http://www.vtechkids.com/download/ca/enFollow the steps to reinstall everything. It takes a few minutes.

The blue screen seems to happen when you change the batteries (it's what happened to us). The blue screen indicates that there's a software problem, like when you boot up your computer and for some reason it freezes up. That software needs to be reinstalled. You'll lose anything that was saved on the v.reader, but at least you'll get it working again.vtech could have made it a very simple problem to solve just by adding in their customer support: Blue Screen? follow these steps. But they don't, so here's how:You'll need an SD card with at least 64mo of free space. If you want to use the one from you camera, transfert all of your pictures first. Everything on the SD card will be erased.Download the Recovery software from either link below (you can find both on the vtech website, but it took me a while to get there)For the US versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/US/VReader/Tool/Recover/US-engRecoverCardTool.exeFor the Canadian english versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/CA-eng/VReader/Tool/Recover/CA-engRecoverCardTool.exeThis is the link the the website itself: http://www.vtechkids.com/download/ca/enRun the program and follow the instructions (at least those are clear and easy to follow). Mine worked fine after that. And since there's no reset button on the v.reader, this is the only way to erase the 100+ drawings that your child saved.

I am experiencing the exact same problem. Have you found a solution yet? I sent an email to the company, and plan on calling tomorrow.

The blue screen seems to happen when you change the batteries (it's what happened to us). The blue screen indicates that there's a software problem, like when you boot up your computer and for some reason it freezes up. That software needs to be reinstalled. You'll lose anything that was saved on the v.reader, but at least you'll get it working again.vtech could have made it a very simple problem to solve just by adding in their customer support: Blue Screen? follow these steps. But they don't, so here's how:You'll need an SD card with at least 64mo of free space. If you want to use the one from your camera, transfert all of your pictures first. Everything on the SD card will be erased.Download the Recovery software from either link below (you can find both on the vtech website, but it took me a while to get there)For the US versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/US/VReader/Tool/Recover/US-engRecoverCardTool.exeFor the Canadian english versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/CA-eng/VReader/Tool/Recover/CA-engRecoverCardTool.exeThis is the link the the website itself: http://www.vtechkids.com/download/ca/enRun the program and follow the instructions (at least those are clear and easy to follow). Mine worked fine after that. And since there's no reset button on the v.reader, this is the only way to erase the 100+ drawings that your child saved.Hope that solves your problem.

The blue screen seems to happen when you change the batteries (it's what happened to us). The blue screen indicates that there's a software problem, like when you boot up your computer and for some reason it freezes up. That software needs to be reinstalled. You'll lose anything that was saved on the v.reader, but at least you'll get it working again.vtech could have made it a very simple problem to solve just by adding in their customer support: Blue Screen? follow these steps. But they don't, so here's how:You'll need an SD card with at least 64mo of free space. If you want to use the one from your camera, transfert all of your pictures to the computer. Everything on the SD card will be erased.Download the Recovery software from either link below (you can find both on the vtech website, but it took me a while to get there)For the US versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/US/VReader/Tool/Recover/US-engRecoverCardTool.exeFor the Canadian english versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/CA-eng/VReader/Tool/Recover/CA-engRecoverCardTool.exeThis is the link to the website itself: http://www.vtechkids.com/download/ca/enRun the program and follow the instructions (at least those are clear and easy to follow). Mine worked fine after that. And since there's no reset button on the v.reader, this is the only way to erase the 100+ drawings that your child saved.

Hope that helps

The blue screen seems to happen when you change the batteries (it's what happened to us). The blue screen indicates that there's a software problem, like when you boot up your computer and for some reason it freezes up. That software needs to be reinstalled. You'll lose anything that was saved on the v.reader, but at least you'll get it working again.vtech could have made it a very simple problem to solve just by adding in their customer support: Blue Screen? follow these steps. But they don't, so here's how:You'll need an SD card with at least 64mo of free space. If you want to use the one from your camera, transfert all of your pictures to the computer. Everything on the SD card will be erased.Download the Recovery software from either link below (you can find both on the vtech website, but it took me a while to get there)For the US versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/US/VReader/Tool/Recover/US-engRecoverCardTool.exeFor the Canadian english versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/CA-eng/VReader/Tool/Recover/CA-engRecoverCardTool.exeThis is the link to the website itself: http://www.vtechkids.com/download/ca/enRun the program and follow the instructions (at least those are clear and easy to follow). Mine worked fine after that. And since there's no reset button on the v.reader, this is the only way to erase the 100+ drawings that your child saved.

Hope that helps

The blue screen seems to happen when you change the batteries (it's what happened to us). The blue screen indicates that there's a software problem, like when you boot up your computer and for some reason it freezes up. That software needs to be reinstalled. You'll lose anything that was saved on the v.reader, but at least you'll get it working again.vtech could have made it a very simple problem to solve just by adding in their customer support: Blue Screen? follow these steps. But they don't, so here's how:You'll need an SD card with at least 64mo of free space. If you want to use the one from your digital camera, transfert all of your pictures to your computer first. Everything on the SD card will be erased.Download the Recovery software from either link below (you can find both on the vtech website, but it took me a while to get there)For the US versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/US/VReader/Tool/Recover/US-engRecoverCardTool.exeFor the Canadian english versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/CA-eng/VReader/Tool/Recover/CA-engRecoverCardTool.exeThis is the link the the website page itself: http://www.vtechkids.com/download/ca/enRun the program and follow the instructions (at least those are clear and easy to follow). Mine worked fine after that. And since there's no reset button on the v.reader, this is the only way to erase the 100+ drawings that your child saved.Hope that solves it

I just found a solution to this: Turn off the vreader, then press & hold the help "?" button. While holding the "?" button, press power. My system bypassed the calibration step and booted correctly.

If I'm right, you need the Learning Lodge Program to do that. Downloaded from website. That's how I did it with my sons Innotab and the other one with his VReader. http://www.vtechkids.com/brands/software/mobigo

Even bellen met de klantenservice van VTech (www.vtechnl.com) dan krijg je een SD-kaart toegestuurd en met die kaart kun je de Storio resetten en updaten. Het heeft namelijk te maken, werd mij verteld, met een update die ik niet heb uitgevoerd. Daarna zou het niet meer voor mogen komen.

you can buy one directly from vtech:http://www.vtechkids.com/support/replacement_parts/Hope that helps

my sons v tech storio wont turn on and im using rechargble battries can some please help

I need help I buy my son V.reader for Christmas it say Touchscreen Calibration Utility Touch Crosshairs to calibrate. I need help? how do I fix it?

Only had product for two days.when turn it ona blue screen appears and nothing happens.cant turn it off

To reset your v.reader (which will erase everything on it), you need an SD card with at least 64mo and follow these steps:Download the Recovery card program:For the US versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/US/VReader/Tool/Recover/US-engRecoverCardTool.exeFor the Canadian english versionhttp://contentcdn.vtechda.com/vtechkidsDownload/CA-eng/VReader/Tool/Recover/CA-engRecoverCardTool.exeRun the downloaded program and follow the steps. It takes a few minutes to do but the instructions are simple.Hope that helps

I couldn't find the screen in the available remplacement parts on their website soyou'll need to contact customer support to find out. 800-521-2010 in the U.S. and 877.352.8697 in Canada. They will be able to issue a return authorization and advise you of any replacement/repair fees. Consumer Services hours:in the U.S.: Monday thru Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, Central Standard Time in Canada: Monday thru Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, Central Standard Time.