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Old 04-08-2026, 02:06 PM   #100
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Originally Posted by vermontcathy View Post
It's a pain in the butt to register an older device, but if you follow the steps, I've never had a problem. You basically 1) have to know that when they say the pw is wrong, it's not, they sent a code, 2) you have to know where they sent the code (email or phone), 3) you have to know whether to add the code to your pw or just put in the code (it depends), and 4) recently I've had to reboot in between it saying the pw is wrong (and it sends the code) and me trying to enter the code (which is very bizarre). So, yeah, if by "difficult" you mean it's a hassle, it is. But if by "difficult" you mean "sometimes not doable", I'd disagree.

https://www.reddit.com/r/kindle/comm..._a_k3_k4_k5_i/
I had to use the code Amazon sent as the PW to my account. That's how the Kindle Touch to be registered. But Amazon's instructions were rather useless.
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