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Tablet is flooded with "Unfortunately, (app name) has stopped." errors
I have a cheap generic Chinese tablet running Android 4.0.4 that's been doing weird things recently. It hasn't always acted this way, it just recently started. Every time I turn it on, I get a non-stop flood of "Unfortunately, (app name) has stopped." errors. The apps that crash are Email, Google play services and several others. Google play services seems to crash the most. I've tried clearing the cache and data, but clicking the buttons literally does nothing. Uninstalling updates is useless because "Unfortunately, Package Installer has stopped." I try factory resetting but the device does nothing but restart after clicking the button. All the apps and my original settings remain. There's a button in settings to restart into recovery mode, but again, it never makes it into recovery mode and just restarts. I've tried clearing the system internal storage via USB on my computer but that did nothing. If there's a physical array of buttons to press to get to recovery, I'd be glad to hear it. As of now though, I'm trapped. Someone help! :X
I have a cheap generic Chinese tablet running Android 4.0.4 that's been doing weird things recently. It hasn't always acted this way, it just recently started. Every time I turn it on, I get a non-stop flood of "Unfortunately, (app name) has stopped." errors. The apps that crash are Email, Google play services and several others. Google play services seems to crash the most. I've tried clearing the cache and data, but clicking the buttons literally does nothing. Uninstalling updates is useless because "Unfortunately, Package Installer has stopped." I try factory resetting but the device does nothing but restart after clicking the button. All the apps and my original settings remain. There's a button in settings to restart into recovery mode, but again, it never makes it into recovery mode and just restarts. I've tried clearing the system internal storage via USB on my computer but that did nothing. If there's a physical array of buttons to press to get to recovery, I'd be glad to hear it. As of now though, I'm trapped. Someone help! :X