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Kindle Meltdown


Closed my Kindle after a cup of tea in the canteen, next time I open it the Kindle is unresponsive, nothing! Plug in the usb power cable and still nothing, laptop doesn't even recognise it. Not good.

A quick search of the internet reveals lots of info about recharging the battery for 30 mins but my Kindle won't connect via the usb.
Then I see a little gem about holding the power button down for 20 seconds. Et Voila! Kindle Reset!
Sad to say I'd be lost without my Kindle :(
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  1. Steve Hayes11 June 2012 at 06:23

    Is it waterproof? Can you use it to read in the bath?

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  2. Chris Hall12 June 2012 at 09:27

    If your water isn't wet or you pop the kindle in a polythene bag and you're not reading anything 'steamy' then you should be fine.

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