Thread: Kobo caught in a loop
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Old 11-04-2010, 07:38 AM   #3
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Device: Kobo
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Originally Posted by guggle View Post
I've tried pressing the power button for short and long periods (about 10 seconds), tried every button and the reset button for short and long times (also about 10 seconds). The only thing pressing the reset button does is interrupt the loop so it can go back to the start. I guess eventually it will run out of power and go off, but has anyone else experienced this?
I charged the battery last week and checked it today - it was a little under half charged.
Hey! How did you look at battery indicator without device being
booted up properly? Or I misread the thread?
Paper clip should really click. The purpose it to reboot, not to set
factory default. If you success in booting process, the safest would
be to default the reader and check all book names and metadata.
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