Hi How are you? I hope Fine.

Dudes Mi n800 is dead and i cant do nothing cause Nokia Venezuela Dont Support Tablets only cellphones. Im totally deseperated.

So this is The problem:
When y turn on My nokia N800 appear Nokia Logo but OS doesnt Start so the logo keep 10 secs and then the tablet turn it off. I tried Again and nothing. :S

When i plug The AC Charger the Tablet turn it on the nokia logo appear 10 seconds and it turn it off, 5 secs and turn it on The nokia logo appear again per 10 seconds and the tablet repeat the process infinites times.

I tried to use the Usb Mode pressing Home button then turn it on. But Nothing.

I was fan off Nokia and i bought this tablet cause i trusted in nokia. But they truly dissapointed me. I will not buy any more nokia products cause i just lose my money.

I really Appreciate Your help in this Problem. I Read all the forum About this problem i Tried all but nothing. Thanks for your help Dudes.

An N800 of mine showed similar behavior, except I could turn it on as if to reflash it ('home', 'power' on) and the USB icon would appear in the upper right-hand corner.

However, the device would not boot up or proceed further. I then sent it to the Nokia's US repair service, Palco. Palco returned it and noted that the device could not be economically repaired due to "corrupted memory". I take that to mean the CPU on-board memory and, therefore, the CPU is faulty.

I hope I'm wrong, JuanX, but it may be that you now have an N800 spare-parts source or something to start learning/experimenting on. The LCD is good; you might look for another N800, one with a different problem (e.g., broken LCD).

It's probably a useless advice, but can you try to charge fully the battery before trying to turn it on again? Or have someone lend you a new battery?
I'm also a little pissed off to have my n800 lcd broken after a year of mild use, so I understand your feelings.

It is worth to try to put your N800 in a cool place (fridge) and see if it boots then. It may shut down because it detects overheating.

O men!. Your post arent good.

And i dont mean about you and your posts specificaly, I mean About that i was waiting a solution Or any hope post. But The truth Is hard and real

Luca I Tried to charge the battery but nokia logo turn it on and off when i connected to AC Charger, And when i put out the battery and plug charger to tablet the n800 keep doing the same. The ****ing tablet just do the same again and again and again.

Jerome Thanks for the idea i tried in a big refrigerator with a temperatures of 0º C, -13º C, and -20º C

Dam Nokia Guys.

Thanks for tried to help me I really appretiate your help

IF some body have another idea please post it.

Thanks

With the tablet off, when you plug the charger you should see the nokia logo, then the screen will go black with a charging icon in the middle.
I think, but I'm not sure, that the battery have to have a little charge left, otherwise it won't power up the n800, and it needs to be powered up to charge (hence my suggestion to try with another battery).

The tablet doesn't work at all without the battery, so that's normal.

Just leave it on and charging like that for a few hours. It may finally charge and recover the battery. And -20°C for your battery is certainly not healthy!

Rider I tries but the amazing things is that Nokia logo Appear and dissapear infinite times.

I plug the charger before karate and nokia logo start appearing and dissapearing, ok i went to karate and arrive home in three hours. When i get to my house and look the dam N800, he keeps doing the same ****!!!! on and off, on and off!!!!.

I will have to try to another Battery. :S the problem is that Thanks To Chavez Venezuela is a ******ed country and there is no battery for n800 in this country :S

So new battery is not a choice :S

Thanks for your help dudes

I had the same issue, caused by low voltage or gremlins, I got a new battery and tossed my old powerstrip and presto -- good as new. If you were local I would give you an extra battery I have, you may try ebay for a cheap replacement battery.

Can't you order one from abroad? They are relatively cheap and light, so freight should not be too expensive. Heck, if everything fails, send me a note and I'll arrange one to be sent privately in a simple enveloppe from Europe.

About the fridge: I said "fridge", not "freezer". Don't expose your N800 to temperatures below freezing.