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azazel1024 · 02-09-2012, 03:22 PM

I don't remember the procedure, but try looking in some of the recent threads about firmware versions/updating/issues. There is supposedly a procedure to revert the nook touch back to factory settings. Something like a number of times rebooting or something?

You can also force power off on the thing by holding down the power button for something like 20 odd seconds. That may or may not help out over just a simple reboot. It is hard to tell that it happened, other than the screen/input stops responding. Just hold down the power button again for the normal 2-3 seconds to reboot it once that happens.

02-09-2012, 03:22 PM	#4
azazel1024 Groupie Posts: 182 Karma: 346596 Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Ellicott City, MD Device: Nook simple touch, iPad 2	I don't remember the procedure, but try looking in some of the recent threads about firmware versions/updating/issues. There is supposedly a procedure to revert the nook touch back to factory settings. Something like a number of times rebooting or something? You can also force power off on the thing by holding down the power button for something like 20 odd seconds. That may or may not help out over just a simple reboot. It is hard to tell that it happened, other than the screen/input stops responding. Just hold down the power button again for the normal 2-3 seconds to reboot it once that happens. Last edited by azazel1024; 02-09-2012 at 03:25 PM.