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This article shows you how to update the operating system on your Android tablet.
Steps
Update your tablet via Wi-Fi
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Connect the tablet to Wi-Fi. Do this by sliding the top of the screen and clicking the Wi-Fi button.
- If the device does not connect automatically, select the Wi-Fi connection and enter the password if available.
- Updating Android via Wi-Fi is the most common simple way.
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Go to your tablet’s Settings. Items are usually gears (⚙️) but can also be apps that look like sliders.
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Click General . The card is at the top of the screen.
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Scroll down and click About Device . This item is near the bottom of the menu.
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Click Update . The item is located at the top of the menu, and depending on the current Android version will be called “Software Update” or “System Firmware Update”.
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Click Check for Updates . The tablet will look for available system updates.
- Each Android version is suitable for each device. Your tablet will only look for the updated version that integrates with the device.
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Click Update . If an updated version is available, this button will appear above the menu.
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Click Install . The button is also called “Reboot and Install” or “Install System Software”. This step begins the download and installation process.
- When the installation is complete, the tablet will reboot with the new update.
Update your tablet using a computer
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Visit the tablet manufacturer’s official website using a computer browser. Then follow the link to the support and download page.
- You may have to enter detailed device information or register your tablet to access a software update.
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Download and install device management software. Each manufacturer’s software has different names and functions.
- For example, Samsung device management software is called “Kies,” and Motorpa is “MDM,” etc.
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Return to the official website of the tablet manufacturer. Then go back to the support page and download.
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Find the updated version available. These updates are available as downloads that you can install using your manufacturer’s device management software.
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Connect the tablet to the computer. Use the device’s cable. Usually this is a USB to micro USB cable.
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Open the device manager app.
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Find the update command. Commands usually appear in cards or drop-down menus along the top of the screen.
- For example, in Kies, the command is under the “Tops” drop-down menu (Tools).
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Click the update command. This starts the update process. Follow the on-screen command to complete the process.
Jailbreak the tablet
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Device backup. Do this step in case you want to roll back the jailbreak later.
- Jailbreak allows you to install a version of Android that is not compatible with the device.
- The Android version from the manufacturer is often limited. Then you cannot install programs that are not suitable for your tablet. In case the Android version is not compatible with the device, backing up allows you to restore the device’s original factory mode settings.
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Find jailbreak software online. Use your computer’s browser to find jailbreak software designed for use with the specific tablet model.
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Download software. Follow the on-screen instructions to download and install the jailbreak software on your computer.
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Connect the tablet to the computer. Use the device’s cable. Usually this is a USB to micro USB cable.
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Open the jailbreak software.
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Start the jailbreak process. Follow the on-screen command in the jailbreak software to complete the process.
- If the software doesn’t have instructions, you can find instructions on how to jailbreak your tablet online.
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Restart the tablet. The tablet should now run on the Android version you just installed.
Advice
- Updating by jailbreak is carried out in the same way as updating a tablet by connecting it to a computer and using the software and Android version you want to install.
- Always back up your tablet data to your google account or computer before updating Android.
Warning
- Jailbreak voids the tablet’s warranty.
- Jailbreak allows you to update to any version of Android, but incompatible update versions will slow down your tablet or cause damage.
- Tablet hardware is not updatable, so you cannot update tablets beyond a certain Android version.
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