How to remove icon from desktop/homescreen - on a Zeepad Tablet - after successfully uninstalling the appnormal method of holding down the icon doesn't work ?

try point-right click-probably will get small screan with few choises tap delete or send it to trash can(but if you steal got the icon probably the app is not complitly gone) good luck rodolfo perez.

Tap on the "Settings" Icon, which should be on the home screen, then scroll down to "apps" in the window that then opens, scroll across to "All Apps", then swipe down the screen until you reach the first app or program that you wish to remove. Tap it's name, and in the new window that opens, tape 'delete', a confirm delete window will open to ask you to confirm that you want to remove it. Tap "Yes" and the app is gone!

NOTE! This WILL NOT work for system apps - they cannot be deleted without other expert changes being first made to the system. Only apps and programs you have installed can be easily removed

From settings go to app manager. Find the app and tap uninstall.

Please try this:
Tap on Apps in home screen - Settings - Storage - Internal Storage - Apps - Scroll down and Identify "Demo Video Application" under the apps list .

Tap on Clear Cache and tab on "Disable", Ignore the warning message.
Note: Cust may see the "Demo mode" icon in the homescreen, however it wont bringup Demo Video

1. Power of the device.
2. Now,Hold down both volume+ and power button simultaneously, you should get an android on its back opened.
3. Press both volume + or - to open up a small blue text menu.
4. Then use Vol - and Vol + to navigate the Recovery mode.
7.)Select "Factory Data Reset", press power, choose "yes" from the menu then press power again.

It is different depending on which zeepad you have. From powered off, which yours sounds like it is:
1. Hold down both volumes and power at the same time. You should get an android on its back opened up.
2. Press both volumes at same time to open up a small blue text menu.
3. Then use Vol - and Vol + to navigate the Recovery mode.
4. Select "Factory Data Reset"
5. press power
6. choose "yes" from the menu
7. then press power again.

If this does not work try holding down the volume and power at the same time.

To delete photos from an android device open the "photo gallery" and select the photos you want to delete by touching and holding down the finger for a few seconds which will select that photo. it will have a border around it, then click on the trash can icon at the top to delete it. You can select multiple photos to delete them.

Go to Settings -> Storage -> Factory Data Reset.
If that is not an option, then:
1. Power of the device completely.
2. Hold down both volumes and power at the same time. This should bring up an image of an android on its back, opened up.
3. Press both volumes at same time to open up a small blue text menu.
4. Then use Vol - and Vol + to navigate the Recovery mode.
5. Select "Factory Data Reset", press power, choose "yes" from the menu then press power again.
6. Your zeepad should now be reset

Here are the some simple steps to hard reset your ZeePad 7.0:- 1.)First of all,Go to Settings -> Storage -> Factory Data Reset. 2.)Otherwise,Power of the device completely. 3.) Now,Hold down both volumes and power button simultaneously. 4.)After doing this,you should get an android on its back opened up or something. 5.)Now,Press both volumes at same time to open up a small blue text menu. 6.)Then use Vol - and Vol + to navigate the Recovery mode. 7.)Select "Factory Data Reset", press power, choose "yes" from the menu then press power again.

Hi!

To change the language back to English on your Zeepad tablet, try the following:

1) Tap the Settings icon (in some versions, it is a square icon with blue lines, in others, it looks like a small gear).

2) Scroll up and tap the "Language & input" icon (a square icon with the A letter).

3) Now, tap the "Language" selection (the topmost one)

4) Tap on "English (your country)" and then tap the arrow to go back.

Hope you may find this answer helpful!

Best regards,

Miguel L. Martins