How to reset password on HP Touchpad

Touchpads are really sensitive to the type of charger and cable that is required to charge them. I have had trouble charging mine in the past, but the best form of charger appears to be a touchstone.

It might me worthwhile getting a specific USB charger for the Touchpad that provides enough output. A normal phone charger does not have sufficient power.

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If you have connected your HP Touchpad to the charger only to find that a charging symbol is perpetually displayed, you will probably need to reset the tablet.

This is done by holding the power and home buttons at the same time for around 15 seconds. During this time, the tablet should shut down, restart and then boot into the installed operating system - albeit with a very low charge.

Unfortunately, HP no longer supports webOS and it is now what is known as OpenSource.
http://www.hpwebos.com/us/

The HP servers that the TouchPad (TP) tries to access are probably no longer available. I don't think that the TP out of the box has many new Applications.

One way to breathe new life in to a TP is to install Android. However, if you are not IT savvy then it might be better to get someone who is confident to do it.

How to use TouchPad Toolbox to install Android erase webOS on the HP...

The Facebook App for the Touchpad would probably be well out of date.

To get an up to date version you would probably have to install the Android operating system on your machine.

my hp intel table is locked and wont let me in when tryin to put in my username and password for my google account and not letting me get in google accounts and recovery what should i do

there are different version and releases of android for hp touchpad. each one has slight different installation process .

the last time I followed is this one
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2712680

use webosdoctor

firstly install software according to catalogue of your hp..................

you read your hp catalogue.

going to user account profile you setting this.

if restarting the PC doesn't make it work again see if HP have some drivers for it. If it's completely dead despite driver install and restart you may need a new touchpad. They rarely brake but it's not unknown. Installing a second hand or new touchpad (try ebay) requires a careful hand so get someone good with electronics to do it if you don't fancy it yourself.