How do I get my Tablet connected. - Tablets & eReaders

Try connecting it to a computer. It should appear in Windows Explorer and you should be able to transfer some large files like images out of the tablet.

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Multiple method, but USB probably easiest for multiple files:
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If both have Bluetooth it's very easy/fast for just a few files.
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or just copy to an SD card

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Have you tried having your tablet unlocked to home screen then connect to modem. Your tablet should be unlocked in settings for USB connections. If nothing works, back up your tablet to email, factory reset and try again like new, when done restore your tablet. Good luck

Have you made any changes to router? If no, disconnect it, turn off tablet keep them for a minute then turn back on. If that doesn't help I'd suggest to factory reset tablet.

I am not sure if you need a specific setting to use the keyboard or if your tablet will recognize it once you connect the keyboard to the tablet. To connect the keyboard to the tablet use the USB cable or the OTG cable that came with the tablet. I cannot give you specifics on how to connect because I am not familiar with that tablet, but you can read the instructions in the user's manual of your tablet. I am also providing some links to help you.

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There are a couple things to try.

Possible Problem: The tablet may have gone to sleep and a newly installed app or update is preventing the tablet from coming out of hibernation.

Solution: The tablet likely needs to re-start.

The trick is to know whether your tablet is in hibernation (actually running but not screen is turned off) or if it is actually turned off.

Scenario 1, tablet is on but is in hibernation mode
1. Press and hold the power button until you feel the vibrate. Then release. Wait 3 minutes (to make sure the tablet shuts down). After the 3 minutes go to scenario 2

Scenario 2, tablet is turned off.
1. Press and hold the power button. Keep pressing even after you feel the vibration (for about 30 seconds).

Other possible solutions:
If that does not work, then ...

2. Disconnect the tablet from the keyboard and press and hold (same as step 1 scenario 2).

3. If the others methods do not work, connect the tablet to a PC (with internet connection). Leave the tablet connected for a minimum of 30 minutes, but upto 2 hours. With the tablet connected to the PC, press and hold the power button (same as step 1 scenario 2).

If none of those worked, connect the tablet to a TV or monitor using the HDMI connection. If the TV/monitor displays the tablet, then use the display on the TV to reset to factory defaults and force a re-boot. While it is shutting down, disconnect from the TV.

If that does not work, check the user manual for how to reset the tablet to factory default settings.

Last but not least, contact Asus support because you might have to send it for service. But I suspect scenario 1 will work for you.

look for proxy in the internet settings.

When creating a connection to internet, you need a point (read : router) which facilitates this. If you don't have a router in your neighbourhood, you can't connect to the internet. Even if there is one near you, you must be able to see it, by checking at your tablet for wireless connections. However, some routers are set to accept only connections, when a user ( your tablet) can provide this password everytime it tries to connect to the internet.

Schematic of internetconnection :

Tablet --- WiFi Router --- Modem --- Internet(provider).