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can get with points. See all eligible eBooks Gift Cards Help Home Kobo Vox Resolving a Tablet Update Error on your Kobo Vox Kobo Vox Help Resolving a Tablet Update Error on your Kobo Vox For: Kobo Vox Jump To Back to Top When setting up your Kobo Vox for the first time, your Kobo Vox will connect to Wi Fi and check for software updates. If kobo vox not charging your Kobo Vox finds an update but it unable to download it, you might receive a Tablet Update Error. Charge your Kobo Vox with the included charger for at least 1 hour. Ensure you have a strong, dedicated and uninterrupted Wi Fi signal and try the update again. If this does not work, go to Step 2. If you still get the Tablet Update Error after retrying the update, peform a factory reset. Warning: A factory reset deletes all date from your Kobo Vox, including files such as music, videos or apps that you have downloaded or installed. Your Kobo eBooks are stored on our servers and will be downloaded the next time you sign in. Click here for instructions on performing a factory reset on your Kobo Vox. Related Downloading books from your Kobo account to export to another device or app How To Article Downloading your books in EPUB or PDF format lets you export them to read on devices or apps from other manufacturers than Kobo. Not all manufacturers support the EPUB file format.… Contact Kobo Customer Care All about Kobo All about Kobo Our Company Management Team eRecycling Program Free Apps Buy eGift Cards Ge
the latest news on e-Books, Audiobooks, Digital Publishing, Manga, Anime and TabletsThe Kobo Vox is Having Some Problems November 4, 2011 By Michael Kozlowski 247 Comments The Kobo Vox is making some users fairly irate with its slow processor and paltry amount of RAM. This is causing a
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because of a bug with open windows. Many users now are reaching out to Good e-Reader claiming they are having charging problems with kobo vox won't turn on the stock Kobo Power Adapter. Charging and Power Issues The charging issue is fairly common with many users and is preventing their e-reader from waking up from sleep mode or charging altogether. Kobo issued a firmware update as part https://www.kobo.com/help/en-US/article/2843/resolving-a-tablet-update-error-on-your-kobo-vox?products=Kobo%20Vox of the initial Vox setup routine after you configure your WIFI. The company admitted to us today that some users are not having the update fix the problem. They responded to our concern with: "There was an issue that the battery controllers would occasionally stop reporting correct levels. A firmware patch (that you should have seen applied during the initial setup) fixed this issue. However, we found that in some case that firmware patch fails to apply properly." There http://goodereader.com/blog/electronic-readers/the-kobo-vox-is-having-some-problems are a few things you can try to fix the problem with the unit not charging The first thing you want to do is make sure the Vox is completely turned off. There are some people claiming that the unit will NOT charge if you have it turned on when you are charging. Power down the Vox completely and the light on the top should be orange. Another way you can do this is via a hard-reset. For now, a hard reset (NOT FACTORY RESET) is the workaround; hold the power button down for 10 seconds, then release. Then power on as normal. How to I remove the Bloatware on the Kobo Vox? If you are unhappy with the stock Kobo Vox apps that come with your device, like Twitter, Zinio, Rdio, and others, there is currently no way to uninstall them. Kobo has verified this fact and you will have to suffer with all of the built in apps, even if you don't want them. Kobo Server Errors on Library Sometimes when you are connected via WIFI and trying to read books in your library you will get the message "Kobo can't start right now because of a problem connecting to the Kobo server. Please try again in a little while." One of the first things you can do is make sure you're logged into your Kobo Account. If you are, ne
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