Does anyone know how go from one screen to another? I open up the settings to change some things and cant figure out how to get out of it. thanks
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Yeah. There's a notification area in the bottom right-hand corner of the screen. The 1st option is Airplane Mode, 2nd is Screen Lock and 3rd is Notifications. Flick or tap the on switch of the Screen Lock to orient your tablet in either position, landscape (left to right) or portrait (up and down). Flick or tap it off when done. Tap anywhere on the screen (EXCEPT) the Notification Area to close it. BTW, I should know: I have a Coby Kyros... a MID8048 model, but the OS is still the same (Android 4.0., I.C.S.). Hope this helps ya.
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If you can access the menu on the right side of the screen go to the bottom icon and click it. This is for changing settings. Scroll through the settings to see if you can change your screen. I'm not a tech person so I wish I could tell you something more concrete. You can of course contact Toshiba to get an answer.
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My "Go To" screen was also stuck on the page. This hard reboot also worked for me. One detail to help -- you have to start at the very beginning screen where all your book titles are listed. That is what Jenna means by "home". From there, just click "menu", "settings", etc. as she says. Worked great. Thanks so much.
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You the default setting when you connect a new screen to your Mac is to create a secondary desktop. You can move windows through one of the borders of your computer screen to reach it, or you can "mirror" your screen by:-Clicking the apple in the menu bar-Click System Preferences-Click Displays-Click Mirror Display optionThat should show you an image of the new screen overlaid on your computer screen, and it should show the same thing on both displays. I think you can turn the brightness all the way off on your computer screen and your secondary display will still show if you are projecting in a dark room, etc. You the default setting when you connect a new screen to your Mac is to create a secondary desktop. You can move windows through one of the borders of your computer screen to reach it, or you can "mirror" your screen by:-Clicking the apple in the menu bar-Click System Preferences-Click Displays-Click Mirror Display optionThat should show you an image of the new screen overlaid on your computer screen, and it should show the same thing on both displays. I think you can turn the brightness all the way off on your computer screen and your secondary... » Read More You the default setting when you connect a new screen to your Mac is to create a secondary desktop. You can move windows through one of the borders of your computer screen to reach it, or you can "mirror" your screen by:-Clicking the apple in the menu bar-Click System Preferences-Click Displays-Click Mirror Display optionThat should show you an image of the new screen overlaid on your computer screen, and it should show the same thing on both displays. I think you can turn the brightness all the way off on your computer screen and your secondary display will still show if you are projecting in a dark room, etc. « Show Less
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Did you ever find a place to replace the screen? I have the same problem. Wayne My email is mmocyag@yahoo.com Thanks!
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It is not touch screen. Use the toggle button located below the screen instead. Good luck.
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I would advise calling the company and seeing if they can walk you through what may have happened? Or go to the store and trade it in for a new one. They can transfer the number and everything pretty much right there. I had no problems when my daughter's acted up. Honestly have no clue why there would be letters/numbers under the lock screen? Try rebooting first, leave it off for like 30 minutes and see what happens. Otherwise, follow with my other 2 choices. Sorry, thats the best I have on that. :)
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you have to adjust the screen resolution. I don't know how to do it, but look it up online.
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Just make sure the "Desktop" is moved to the secondary(touch) monitor.... right click on desktop and select "screen resolution" with the touch screen already plugged in first.... just make sure the "desktop" is moved to the touch monitor... It takes playing with it a few times.....
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How do you move your settings? The push button switch button doesn't want to move to the setting you desire.
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I lift my monitor on/off when I want to switch. My husband just sits and uses it as is (looking up at the monitor) but he only uses my computer sporadically whereas I'm on it all the time.
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All it took me to switch the screen out on was a small Phillips/flathead screw driver and patience. Screws are hidden in the trim, you just have to be careful to look for them before you go separating the screen trim pieces.
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It does. It is not as convenient as it used to be. At the bottom of the screen (the function keys) should be one called stack (F3). In there is the SWAP button (F2). To get back to the main menu press the TOOL button.
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To right click, press and hold the touch screen for a few seconds and release the screen. I think it only works if you use a stylus or your nail.
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If you really want to give it a shot you can read the writeup I added as a comment inside the review I made for the screen. As mentioned, it is NOT an easy task. Is it "extremely" difficult? No, but you really have to take your time or you will mess something up. And you have to live with the fact that this screen will never fit as perfect as the original. There will be gaps.
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The screen is black and I can't find a way to get out of this night-time mode. Any help will do, thanks
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I couldn't figure out how to remove the old cable, so I just removed the new one and stuck the old cable to the new screen. Just peel it off like a sticker. I have removed it a few times since then. It doesn't seem to be very picky.