Which device do you have? Just post in this thread and we can move this to the proper section. Then you can get help with your problem.

Hopefully we'll see at least 2GB RAM, a nice new SoC, and a better battery.
I would like to see a high resolution screen (like the Nexus 7 1920x1200), but I don't know if that will come our way.

If it gets those upgrades, I'll be all over the GP2 (assuming it comes to the US).

I can't answer specifically, but I can guess that it isn't based on the trial version. Try moving a piece of media to the internal storage and see if it plays. If it does, then try another app to play from the external card. You should be able to determine if it's the app, the media, order the devic...

Generation: G9 Size: 101 Speed: 1.5GHz (OMAP 4460) Storage: 16GB RAM: 512MB The touchscreen DOES NOT work on this tablet! The screen comes on, and everything else works. Again: The touchscreen DOES NOT work! The device has been rooted, and also opened. Everything worked up until it decided to just s...

Download this: ftp://support.archos.com/../G10/HDD%20101XS.zip

Extract the .zip and then go into System -> APK.

All of the apps that came with the tablet should be in there. Just drop them onto your Archos, and then install them through the file manager.

Just read an article about new Western Digital pushing new hard drives and solid state hybrid drives. They're only 5mm thick.

http://www.technobuffalo.com/2013/04/27 ... ard-drive/

One of those would be nice to see in an Archos devices. They could retain the slim form factor, while adding a large amount of space for a media themed device.

I would definitely pick up a nice sized tablet (maybe 7-8 inch) if it were mainly for storage and media purposes. 8-16GB internal storage (for apps and firmware), with a slim SSD of 128 or 256GB for media (yes, this would raise the cost). Throw in a full-sized USB, and a full-sized SDXC slot, and yo...

Chrome?

Your apps are bound to your account, not device. You will be able to access them again.

When it's in that screen, you should be able to get it to update if you download the official firmware (or re-download the rooted firmware) and drop it onto the root folder of your micro-SD card. When it boots into that screen, it should find the firmware and begin the update. Chances are, you proba...

I know that this is a long shot, but I would like to ask a favor of someone. Would anyone be willing to buy the GamePad case on this page m ? I would be willing to pay the cost, shipping, and a bit extra for the trouble. Please let me know if you can help me out. They won't ship it to the US from th...

For those in the US, I found another seller on Amazon for a different screen protector.

http://www.amazon.com/Savvies-Crystalcl ... B00B32QDZK

I'm ordering this one, so I'll update with thoughts after I get it.

Gamepad is officially out in the US now! Archos gave these links for official retailers (at initial release). m m Price is $169.99, but it looks like sellers are already raising the price up. I got my order in last night from Amazon, but that seller is not listed anymore, so they must have sold out ...

I'm thinking that they're being renamed to the Platinum line for US release.

I'm not sure what the differences are, but it looks the same to me. Maybe the back plate being plastic instead of aluminum? I'd rather have plastic anyway, considering the fiasco that ASUS had with their GPS issues.

If you aren't planning on gaming, the Titanium line is the way to go (or the 101XS of course). They got rave reviews at CES.
I'm constantly on my Nexus 10, but as soon as the Gamepad and the 97 Titanium become available on the US store, I'll be picking up both of them.

Near the very bottom of the guide, I have it listed (luckily, because I can't remember).

If your device tells you that internal storage is damaged, go to Settings -> Repair and Formatting -> Reset Media Storage

That should fix it for you.

Did you try to turn it back on after she had it plugged in?

Hey, nice to see you here!

I (and many others) loved your work on the G9s, so I'm sure you'll be warmly welcomed here.

Welcome to the forum. Hopefully I'll have my G10 soon, and I'll be on your ROM as soon as I can be.

My personal favorite SNES emulator is SuperGNES.
If you want PS1, I use FPSE.

Those are the only emulators that I use on my devices though, so I can't really help you with anything else.

I still have the tablet. If you want it, let me know and we can work it out.