Hi, i am verry sorry my english is very poor. I have asus memopad me176cx and after i bye it i have an update after the update my tablet stop working properly google magazine gives many crashes , the notification bar dont want to stay doun when i pull it and heats verry much i cant go to recovery mode. Please Help!
[SOLVED] AsUs Memopad ME176CX
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leeshor
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A lot depends on your Country. This page has the WW Lollipop for the Memo 176CX but for it to work you must also have the same ww version https://www.asus.com/support/Download/28/6/0/23/3HzHuNmdcAgeMhJ1/32/
If it won't work for you you would need to root and possibly also unlock your Memo and find a version of Lollipop, (a ROM), that will work.
I recently bought a ME176XCX too, and I also went through the update process, and just like your experience, it was strange in that there were 4 or 5 system updates that did not seem to change the level from 4.4.2. I also thought something was wrong or not working correctly.
In frustration, I loaded the same update that leeshor provides a link to onto a microSD card and mounted it in the tablet with the intent of updating off that, but when the next update started, it accessed the normal update channel on the web, and updated to Lollipop that way.
If my experience applies to you, you will not have to root your tablet (I didn't).
So my suggestion is to keep trying the updates that the tablet finds itself, even if it seems repetative. It may be worthwhile to note that the "details" of the build numbers are different after each update, even if it does not change the 4.4.2 number. It must be that the updates need to be installed sequentially (there is no "combo updater"), and only after doing several pending ones, will it update to Lollipop. I also think it might be necessary to give the tablet 10-15 min or so between updates so that it has a chance to update other things before progressing onto the next system update -- that is, wait 10-15 min after each update before tapping on the "system update" key. It may be that this the cause of the crashes you experienced.
Good luck.
In frustration, I loaded the same update that leeshor provides a link to onto a microSD card and mounted it in the tablet with the intent of updating off that, but when the next update started, it accessed the normal update channel on the web, and updated to Lollipop that way.
If my experience applies to you, you will not have to root your tablet (I didn't).
So my suggestion is to keep trying the updates that the tablet finds itself, even if it seems repetative. It may be worthwhile to note that the "details" of the build numbers are different after each update, even if it does not change the 4.4.2 number. It must be that the updates need to be installed sequentially (there is no "combo updater"), and only after doing several pending ones, will it update to Lollipop. I also think it might be necessary to give the tablet 10-15 min or so between updates so that it has a chance to update other things before progressing onto the next system update -- that is, wait 10-15 min after each update before tapping on the "system update" key. It may be that this the cause of the crashes you experienced.
Good luck.
leeshor
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So happy to hear that!
