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[Jr Lagos]

Into the screen of my nexus 7 it always always appeared " upgrade android market now". Do I have to that necessarily?

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[Golfdriver97]

A newer version could be side loaded.

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[B. Diddy]

Replied to your other thread: http://forums.androidcentral.com/introductions/358279-another-problem.html

 

[Jr Lagos]

Now if have the picture of "upgrade your android your android market now" so how can I send it again.

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[B. Diddy]

Read through your other thread again. The instructions on how to take a screenshot and then post it in this forum are over there.

 

[Jr Lagos]

This is the picture that I am telling you... and it says "Upgrade your android market now"

 

[B. Diddy]

Thanks for getting that screenshot posted. That's clearly a popup ad--it isn't legitimate. DO NOT CLICK IT. Do you only see it in that video app? Many apps are ad-supported, so while you're using them, various ads will show up along the margins. If you only see it while using that video app, then just ignore it (or pay to upgrade to the full video app, if available--this usually eliminates ads).

If you see it at other times (like on a homescreen), then there may be some other app that is showing ads on your screen.

 

[Jr Lagos]

So you mean to say that I should not click it?

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[Jr Lagos]

oh ok I will not click it... thanks for your advice....... but i have another question.
Is it true that if your gadget"s (phones, tablets and ipod) battery reaches already the minimum of 14% .Do I have to charge it right away?
What will happened to the gadgets if they always been charge below 14%?

 

[Jr Lagos]

This is my answer I have seen this a lot of times not only in my video app but also to my inkpad and to the others.

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[B. Diddy]

In general, avoid letting your device's battery run too low. The device should shut down automatically when the battery reaches a certain low level, but you don't want to wait too long before you start recharging. If a lithium battery reaches true zero, it's dead and can't be recharged.

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[Jr Lagos]

Ahh guys NY n7 is always shutting down. What shall I do.

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[B. Diddy]

You might just want to do a full factory reset. From your earlier posts, it's always possible that you may have installed some sort of malware, and besides, it's been difficult to troubleshoot based on what you've been telling us.

 

[Golfdriver97]

I agree with B. Diddy. I don't like suggesting a reset, but it seems like many other options have been exhausted.

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[B. Diddy]

Yes I think so. Some applications will work better and faster if you upgrade your OS. Good luck.

We actually already established that the message the OP was getting was an ad, not a legitimate notification.