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Can't pull up new books to read now Ensure the Kindle Reading app and your device are up to date. Restart your device. Ensure your device is connected to the internet. Restart your router/modem. Clear the app cache and data. Uninstall and re- the Kindle app.
On the web, go to Amazon's Send to Kindle page. Drag and drop your file to the large square area, or click on Select files from device and choose the file you want to send. (The maximum file size is 200MB.) There will be a list of supported file types on the page — including PDF, DOCX, and ePub, among others.
Manage your Amazon Kindle e-reader or Fire Tablet Go to Amazon on the web and sign in with your account details. Expand Account & Lists at the top and select Account. Scroll to Manage content and devices. Click Devices at the top of the page, click Kindle, and select the name of the one you're looking for.
Go to settings, parental controls, restrictions, and turn off store. You don't need to put a passcode on the entire Kindle because it's annoying to have to log in every time you read. And if this is your kids' Kindle, then they would have to know the passcode anyway.
The Settings menu is hidden but can be activated by swiping your finger down from the top edge of the screen. This will reveal the Settings menu. Here you can lock the screen orientation, change the volume or brightness, set up your Wi-Fi, and sync your content with Amazon's cloud.
On your Kindle Fire, or other device with an internet browser, sign on to Amazon. Click on Account, find “manage my content and devices”.
It's simple, and only takes a few taps. Here's how: Turn on your Kindle and, from the main screen, swipe to find the cover of the book you want to remove. Press and hold the image of the cover and then select 'Remove from Device' from the menu that appears.
1. Select Content Manager from the Home screen menu. 2. Use the select wheel or the select options from the menu to choose items from the list.
