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Although it would be nice to think Tesco were in 'supportive mode' again, I suspect they won't go out of their way to help with follow-up problems. Higher management will have placed strict limits on available resource, so I would predict any assistance would be slow and patchy. It would be really great to free our HUDLs from Tesco's clutches completely - although I'm no expert on the inner workings of Android, I'm sure there must be a way of amending the bootup process post-reset such that it bypasses the commands pointing at Tesco's servers. Now that we have full access to our tablets again (for now, anyway), I wonder if our local experts have any ideas on how to do this.... Given the longevity of these tablets and their continued popularity, it's quite likely we might be in a position in a couple of years time whereby Tesco pull server support again and we go back to square one. Nice to have a get-out clause in case that happens so we can avoid a repeat of all that angst....

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Just thought I'd let you know I got my Hudls up & running again - thanks for all the information here! I thought I'd share this detail as well for reference: Model number: Hudl HT753 Android version: 4.2.2 Kernel version: 3.0.36+ [email protected]#1 Thu Apr 24 15:38:48 BST 2014 Build number: JDQ39.20140424.153851 I guess 5 years is a long time in the world of IT, however I'm happy I now have usable devices for the kids on car journeys now! Hopefully there will be a way to ensure future functionality should I need to factory reset them again!