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New Member Introductions / Re: G'day from Western Australia
« on: October 29, 2012, 06:56:26 PM »
 :D  Woohooo!!!
Thank you, thank you thank you!!! :-*
You guys are fantastic!! 
My Nexus 7 and I are now back in a loving relationship.
Please accept my apologies if I have not used the correct area/arena when seeking help. I'm not that forum-savy.
(Many, many moons ago borne in Newark, then lived 23 years in Hillside)
Cheers to you all,
Bobbie

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New Member Introductions / Re: G'day from Western Australia
« on: October 29, 2012, 01:38:04 AM »
Thank you everyone for the warm welcome.   Aaaaah....I thnk I've gotten myself into a bit of a muddle with my Nexus. 
I thought I'd take the suggested path of:  settings, advanced, wi-fi region, Australia.  However, I can only get through settings and then advanced.  I cannot see "wi-fi region' (location and anything similar) on any screen or drop down menu.
Bit of background:  My laptop has a wireless connection to an Austarlian internet server - Telstra.  Then I downloaded from Mhotspot and set-up a hotspot for my Nexus 7 to use my laptop as a hotspot for the Nexus wifi connection.  All was going good......until......I did the factory reset.  Now on my nexus my personal hotspot claims to be saved, secured with _ _ _.  But now I cannot get a connection. 
As for my google account: I am trying to get the nexus to recognize my account but to no avail. 
When I press another button, the screen reads: press wi-fi protection button on wi-fi router or WPS symbol.  Well, I have searched on the various screens of my internet wireless connector but cannot find any symbol of arrows going in either direction. Nor can I find the letters WPS.
So I though I'd do another factory reset to try and get back to first base. I'm still in a muddle.  and now...would you believe, I cannot open up mhotspot on my laptop. 
It is nearly 4pm here, so I think I'll get that wine glass out of the fridge. 
BYW, any of you from my home state of New jersey?
Cheers,
Bobbie

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New Member Introductions / G'day from Western Australia
« on: October 27, 2012, 08:45:27 AM »
Sure hope some one out there can help an old chic like me. Just last week I received my long, awaited Nexus 7...it was love at first sight.  Being in my mid 60's I'm basically interested in books, magazines, crafts, mediation, etc.  So I downloaded approx 10 books and roughly the same amount of apps.  First few weeks it was beautiful.  Read a book.  Could see all my books in my library.  Then one day, my books "can't be displayed" started happening.  Then some times they were there...other times they weren't.  So I headed to my laptop and started reading forums.  It led me to believe that I had to do a factory reset. So I did.  Now? My books and acquired apps are gone...as it was expected due to my 'factory reset'.  For whatever reason, I cannot log-in to my google account.  My laptop is my wifi hotspot.  BUT nexus 7 claims it is unable to connect to server.  What the heck do I do now?  Please help.  Thank you.

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