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You can try a factory restore, but if that doesn't work you will need to buy a new tablet. These cheap tablets are throw-aways unfortunately. Note that a factory restore will erase any files you have on the device.
Factory Restore on Android devices:
- Turn off the device
- Hold Volume Down and also press the Power button until a menu comes up
- Use the Volume Up and Down buttons to select Factory Reset (or Restore)
- Press Power to select
Sounds like its borked.
Have you pressed the reset button on the back - pinhole - press it with a pin its a long shot.
The real fix is to go into recovery mode using the power button volume up combo. Then select the restore tablet option.
If none of that works you will have to sideload or reinstall using an sdcard a replacement OS - Try cyanogenmod - your tablet will have to be rooted and have the cm bootloader installed however - tablets are not easy things to repair when the software goes belly up.
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