My tablet is completely stock--bootloader has never been unlocked or modified in any way. After the upgrade to Nougat, bluetooth wasn't working. I read somewhere that a factory reset had helped someone else with a similar problem. I did a factory reset in recovery, which was apparently a mistake. When the tablet rebooted and began the initial setup, it required me to log in to my Google account, providing a message that reads "The way you restored factory settings may pose security risks. Please verify your identity with your Google account. Please connect to the internet first."
This ordinarily wouldn't be a problem; I have access to my Google account and normally have no trouble logging in. However, the tablet defaults to the Google voice keyboard, and I can't figure out how to use that to type my user name and password.
Does any have a suggestion as to how I can do any of the following things?
I have tried multiple times to contact Huawei customer support, as my tablet is still under warranty, but they've ignored me. If anyone has a suggestion, it would be much appreciated.
This ordinarily wouldn't be a problem; I have access to my Google account and normally have no trouble logging in. However, the tablet defaults to the Google voice keyboard, and I can't figure out how to use that to type my user name and password.
Does any have a suggestion as to how I can do any of the following things?
- Change to a different keyboard
- Bypass the Google login
- Reset the tablet completely so the security prompt doesn't appear
- Something else that will allow me to boot my tablet
I have tried multiple times to contact Huawei customer support, as my tablet is still under warranty, but they've ignored me. If anyone has a suggestion, it would be much appreciated.
