I’m talking dial up slow when dial up was new! Ran a speed test and it was at 3.2 and should have been at LEAST at 6 Mbps. No pattern, just randomly stop playing and every time it’s dropped the connection.Īlso, over the weekend, I noticed our service was super slow. Lately, it can be connected to our WIFI and just drop the connection. My son has an 8th Gen and what a piece of crap! It is slow, it freezes, the screen will go insane (like someone or something is just holding a finger on the screen constantly but no one’s touching it and the screen is clean). Go to settings gear > “ More…” > “ Device” > “ Reset to Factory Defaults” > “ Erase everything“ Use the volume buttons to toggle the selection to “ Yes - delete all user data“.Press the “ Power” button to choose the selection.Use the volume buttons to toggle the selection to “ wipe data/factory reset“. The Amazon system recovery screen should appear.Starting with the Kindle Fire off, press and hold “ Volume Down” and “ Power” simultaneously.Go to “ Settings” > “ Device Options” > “ Reset to Factory Defaults” > “ Reset” Option 2 Press and hold the and “ Power” button for 10 to 20 seconds until the device shuts off.Ī hard reset will reset your Kindle Fire back to factory default settings and clear all data from the memory of the device. Ensure your Kindle Fire has at least a 30% battery charge level before performing these steps.Press and hold the “ Volume Down” and “ Power” buttons simultaneously for 10 seconds until the device shuts off.5th through 7th Generation Models (HD8 & HD10) Perform a soft reset using these steps if the Fire is frozen or not responding.
A soft reset will simply restart the Kindle Fire without affecting the data on the device.
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