#ASUS TF101 UPDATE ANDROID 5 INSTALL#

It is the first tablet in the Asus Transformer Pad series. The Transformer design includes an optional docking keyboard. It runs the Android tablet computer and was announced at CES 2011 and launched on 30 March 2011. The Asus Eee Pad Transformer TF101 is the first 2-in-1 detachable tablet from the Asus Transformer Pad series.

#ASUS TF101 UPDATE ANDROID 5 INSTALL#

When you and if you get a problem remove the last apps you installed an install half to see if the TF is stable.Д¬ountinue untill you make sure it is not an app causing the problem.Asus Eee Pad Transformer with docking keyboardДЎ6 or 32 GB, microSD slot (dock full size SD slot), unlimited Asus WebStorage ДЎ280Г—800 px ( aspect ratio 16:10), 10.1В in (26В cm) diagonal, 149 PPI with Gorilla GlassД«ack: 5 MP autofocus Front: 1.3 MP, for video callsД©.5 hours 24.4В Wh Li-polymer battery, 16 hours with dock Run the TF with only stock apps for a few days to see if it's stable, if it is then procede wirh the next item.ДЄdd them back in even amounts like 6,8, or 10 run the TF for whatever the normal time your TF fails

I don't know what you have tried but this procedure seems to help many BUT not all folks with these issues.Дo not allow the apps to automatically install I went over 500 hours twice and finallt dii a manually cold boot each time due to all the updates, I jut wanted to clean out any nasties that might be lurking. 24 the tab has been rock soild, I spen a lot of time on a TF forum and the chatter about SOD RB was huge until the. My calculator says that is a little over 0.001% Now remember ASUS claimed that the issue effected only a tiny number of people, and facebook is not a tech support forum, they claimed something like 0.001% or something equally as tiny 21 update, the poll asks if people are still experiencing the Random Reboots after this update If you check ASUS.UK facebook page, there is a poll that was made for the. The tablet itself is great, its the OS that's the problem, Honeycomb was fine but I wouldn't go back to it, ICS has too many improvements over HC despite its bugs I love my tablet, have you considered getting the newer model? How crappy is yours? is it decent enough to try to sell on ebay or something?

Still though, no problems here to report. If it's just a normal Forum, than I suppose that looks pretty bad. I'm sure there are WAY more people who don't visit those forums who has a perfectly functional TF101. It shouldn't be used as a sample as to how many issues a certain device has. The thing you have to realize about technical support forums is quite often the only people using them are using them because they have a problem. I've had mine for about a year too and for 6 months of that I haven't been able to use it without wanting to smash it, or wondering how much longer the batteries are going to take this punishment, or the rest of the hardware sayings it must be on 100% CPU all night to drain 2 batteries that under normal use will last a good couple days + ^^ That there is why I know ASUS do 0% QC or testing Having to replace the speakers myself because one was DOA and no way would I send it for repair after hearing what condition they come back in with a message blaming the customer for damage No idea, pleased your not having problems, I have gotten to the point where if there was an ASUS building within a 10 mile radius I would have been arrested by nowД¦ months of waking up to find it stuck on the boot logo hot as hell having managed to drain the dock and the tablet battery overnightД¦ months of being in the middle of using it and it rebootsД¦ months of pressing an icon on the home screen and the launcher crashes leaving invisible iconsД¦ months of flicking the screen off and then finding it won't come back on without resetting the whole tabletД¦ months of updates that made all audio so low you could barely hear it with your ear to the speakerД¦ months of updates that made videos 1/4 brightness so you couldn't see them There must be a handful of people who are doing something different to the rest of us, like not having the same combination of settings enabled or have never ran a stock app that is buggy You must be the 5%, although I can not work out why anyone would have a different experience if they are running the same kernel and firmware on the same device, and it is not limited to certain hardware revisions either Been using ICS for a while when it was on stock as well.

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