20 Most Recent Amazon Kindle - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Make sure you are connected to your WIFI, not someone else's, which includes your WIFI password. Make sure you didn't change your e-mail on Amazon without matching it on the Kindle. Changing your password on Amazon will not change your reception of books.

Not really. Too much depends on YOUR personal preferences. Do you want a large screen for ease of viewing or a small screen for better portability? There are other choices to be make. And don't forget your budget. Only YOU can make the best decision.

youll need to preform a hard reset to remove the lock if you or daughter doesnt know code. depends on kindle version. hold power button in on position for 30-40 sec and let go and restart or hold power and an android menu will appear once you get into menu choose wipe cache first and then choose wipe data/ factory reset and then reboot this should remove lock depending on kindle edition their may be a reset hole that needs to be pressed with a paper clip or saftey pin hold reset button for 30-40 sec. look at second step here Kindle Fire Reset to Factory Defaults look at hard reset here How to Reset Kindle

Hello Lillian, In-plug it... wait... re-plug... (wait)...!! Still nothing? They (AMAZON) have OUTSTANDING return service!! Immediately return it and get another one... if that's what you want.

Try rebooting. Press and hold the power button, ignoring the "Shut down" prompt until the unit turns off. Release and then press the power button for a second or two until it starts rebooting. If that doesn't work, please repost your question, including what happens (or not happens) after the reboot.

Tap and hold the book until a menu comes up, then select "Delete".

Try a reset. Just press and hold the power button for 20-30 seconds. Release, you may see some flashing as it goes through. After a little you will see the same kind of progress bar at bottom like when you download from the net. Then it should come back up and be ready to go. Once in a while all these devices need to resettle.

You can do that online or through the fire itself. I copied directions from online. Mine has been registered so long I forget from one to the next. I know it asks some questions but nothing big. I think it may as to verify the device ID. You just click yes or OK.

1. From Home, press the Menu button, and then select Settings. Select Registration.
2. Specify the Amazon account you want to use for your Kindle:
   • If you already have an Amazon account: Select this option. Enter your Amazon account information. Select Register. Your name will appear as the Registered User when registration is complete.
   • If you do not have an Amazon account: Select this option and follow the on-screen instructions to set up a new Amazon account.

Try re-checking your wi-fi password. Log off your connection, Then try again to log-on. Make sure you have the right service, put in info and see if it takes. You may have to try a different service to see if the problem may be their's. If you logged into a different wi-fi recently you may still be logged into that one even though out of their range.

Tap and hold the item until a menu pops up.

You will need to do a factory reset, sorry this will erase anything on the device you loaded in.

Assuming these are e-readers, there should be a spot in the upper left hand corner when you are looking at the library dection of the kindle that says both Device and Cloud. Click "cloud" and then tap on the books you want to download to that kindle.

This is assuming you are logged in to your Amazon Kindle account on the reader. You should already be.

My Kindle Fire has been working for many years. Try rebooting by holding down the power button, ignoring the "Shut down" prompt until it turns off. Then press and hold the power button until it starts to reboot. Does it?