This process may take about 30min-1hr (depending on the amount of files/data/configuration/system setup) as the device is deleting, partitioning, and resetting to the factory settings. The RCA logo will then appear on the screen and 'dots' circling. You will then have two options, removing files or fully cleaning the drive (this will remove your personal files and apps from the tablet and restore all settings to their defaults). wait a couple of moments then, select the 'Troubleshoot' option then 'Reset Your PC'. Then power back on the tablet, while the tablet is powering back up hold down the FN/function button on your keyboard while repeatedly pushing the F9 button on the keyboard until you see 'Please wait' appear. Here is the step by step process to do a hard reset to the tablet. Step 8: Restart the device and check if it works now. Step 7: Let Windows automatically search for the best match in its online database. Step 6: Click the Update Driver button to install a fresh copy of them. Step 5: You will get a confirmation dialogue. Step 3: Get into Network adapters and right-click Intel(R) dual-band wireless AC. How to reinstall drivers Step 1: Right click the start button. If the problem still persists try reinstalling the network driver. It might be an issue with your service rather than your device. If there are still problems please try contacting your ISP.

Last, should this all fail, try rebooting your device. If that doesn’t help, or the problem re-occurs, consider deleting your current network from the list of saved networks on your device, then re-connecting again. Alternatively, unplugging the modem and plugging it back in 30 seconds later. Here are some simple solutions to try Try turning off the Wi-Fi on your device then re-enabling it.

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