My tablet was working fine the next day I went to use it I turned on it wont go past trio@9dualcore

Have you tried the reset method below?
There's a hard reset process on the G2 7" that I have used successfully on several stuck units. It may also I've learned work on other models of Trio tablets and other Android-based brands / models as well. It did on a Zeki 7" 8GB that I owned as well. But.... TRY AT YOUR OWN RISK. Here it is.
(1) PRESS AND HOLD the power button until the tablet shuts off completely.
(NOTE: if any type of start-up screen comes on, FORGET it: the Tablet must be COMPLETELY powered off for this to have any chance of working.)
(2) PRESS AND HOLD the volume-down button, while simultaneously PRESSING AND HOLDING the power button
This will (hopefully) bring up the Android figurine, along with some kind of rotating-wheel graphic.
(3) Do nothing else but WAIT, until the screen changes to a text-based menu, with about 6 to 8, or more choices.
(4) Use the volume-up and volume-down buttons to navigate between choices, and select (highlight) the choice offering to reset the tablet (to Factory Settings).
(5) Click and release the power button to start the reset operation. Follow and additional prompts to ensure you are selecting the correct next step.
This RESET process will erase ALL your installed apps, as well as delete all your saved photos, music and other user files and preferences (including wallpaper, time-zones, Wi-Fi settings etc. But when it works it will give you back a working Trio. Use your reset Triot carefully: generally, I'll say the Trio machines are good economical alternatives to the perhaps more robustly engineered (and much more expensive) big brand items.

Regarding restoring personal preferences, and earlier installed apps I have no experience whatsoever. However there may be sufficient arguments to backup your personal data either on your home computer or on online "cloud based" services. Do the research, ok?

Happy New Year, 2015 ... & ....Good Luck!

Press power and volume + buttons together until reset screen comes on, then select factory reset!

By far the most common fault with Android tablets and in many cases there is no fix which is disgraceful...
Its called a Boot loop caused by too many apps memory consumption, os or bootblock corruption - press the reset button (its a small pin hole usually on the back of the tablet) with a pin
If that doesnt work switch on and press the power and up volume buttons
You will be in recovery mode
Select recover system then reboot
You can also load a new os from an sdcard -cyanogenmod - google it.
If that doesnt work then i am afraid you are in deep - you will have to attach to your pc with usb cable , download and run the android dev kit and use the command line to sideload or repair the tablet. You will probably find you can still browse you files but the OS is hosed - Difficult if not impossible to fix without a factory reflash/reload.

your tablet losses all data. go to the nearest cellphone tech. for the reprogramming.

If it isn't charged it will not turn on.
Make sure the charger is working. Use an AC/USB charger.
Other than that it's broken.
Use the extended warranty you purchased when you bought the tablet.

sounds like the hard drive is froze up

hi try doing it this way.all data will be lost...

try your charger with some other device
if its working then there is a problem with your charging ic
or processor
go to othorize service centre

If you can click on your wifi and pick "forget" do that and then restart the tablet and try again. If that doesn't work try going to settings and resetting it to factory then it will be like a new one, if you can do it without wifi some tablets wont let you past the wifi screen until you sign on.

Check for a bad battery, charger in that order.

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