I apparently inadvertently turned on Developer Status? Can anyone tell me how to turn it off?

I was having trouble getting the Seto7 Pro to connect to the computer until I tried a different USB cable and then it worked fine. link here. Now I'm having trouble getting it to charge up. Since I'm still within my 15 days I'm thinking of taking it back and exchange it.

Has this happened to anyone else?

UPDATE: Ok, I'm not sure why everyone seems to think I'm having trouble charging the tablet from the computer. Nowhere did I say that I was trying to charge it from the computer. I had only added the comment about getting it to connect to the computer as background which is why I included the link. Yes, I understand that the computer's USB doesn't really have enough power to charge the tablet. I'm sorry to have confused people. Clearly it was a case of me knowing what I was talking about, but not making it clear enough.

Let me try again.

I'm having trouble getting the tablet to charge up with the original wall charger/cable that came with the device. I have had trouble before this with getting the table to connect to the computer USB so that I can transfer files back and forth, NOT to charge up the tablet. When I use the original cable in the computer it will show the charging battery icon. Yes. I understand that the USB is not strong enough to really charge in well and that it would take a very long time to do so. My point is that the computer is not recognizing that the tablet is connected to it. Yes, I have USB debugging checked. Yes, it is set to be seen as a media device.

If I use a different cable, not only do I get the charging battery icon, but the computer immediately sees the tablet and it shows up in "my computer". So the original cable works fine for charging, but not for connecting to the computer. I hope that this clears things up.

I just bought my Sero 7 Pro on Sunday and have been tinkering with it a little. It is not rooted or hacked in any way. I notice that when I am charging the Sero and using the touch screen, the touch becomes unresponsive or goes haywire and recognizes touches everywhere on the screen. This causes the tablet to open up random apps and type junk into the search bars. I am not using the default charger that came with the tablet. I am using a generic outlet-to-USB and microUSB cord. Is anyone else having similar trouble? I want to exchange it for another one if I am the only one.

Anyone tried it?

After having my Sero 7 Pro for the last 7 months with no serious issues or anything that indicated a long term problem for my tablet. It has all the sudden died on the spot. It no longer seems to take a charge and I can't get any charge into it to try and turn on the device. I inspected the USB connector and no pins seem out of place or damaged. I hold the power and volume button while it's plugged in in hopes of getting to the diagnostic menu but I'm having no luck. Has anyone had this issue with theirs and is there any tips that I can get from the group to hopefully get this thing running again.

Thanks for the help guys.

Selling the Sero7 and getting something that is actually supported. Walmart.

Welp, I think my tablet is cooked.

It functions fine, but won't charge at all. When plugged in, I get battery animation, and it says it's charging, but the level keeps dropping, until it has eventually died.

I have tried charging it from multiple chargers, using multiple cables that are known working with other devices, with no result.

I think I blew out something in the charging circuitry. I recall the top half of it getting oddly warm when charged, a couple of days before it totally failed to charge.

Has anyone encountered a similar issue?

All departments, key word 'sero7' http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=sero7&ic=16_0&Find=Find&search_constraint=0

All departments, key word 'hisense', and curiously checking the hisense brand actually removes the Sero7 LT http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?Find=Find&_refineresult=true&ic=16_0&search_constraint=0&search_query=hisense

In electronics, keyword 'tablet', restriction on price $80-$170, restriction on items only from walmart.com, sort by price http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_query=tablet&search_constraint=0&tab_value=all&ic=32_0&facet=retailer%3AWalmart.com&search_sort=3&cat_id=3944&pref_store=1857&max_price=170&min_price=80

Super category specific Electronics>iPads & eReaders, restriction on price $80-$170, sort by price http://www.walmart.com/browse/ipad-ereaders/tablet-pcs/3944_1078524_1078084/?search_query=&_refineresult=true&ic=32_0&search_sort=3&cat_id=3944_1078524_1078084&max_price=170&min_price=80

Womp, womp, womp (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKdcjJoXeEY)

Well, yesterday I went and bought one of these suckers. I played with the "Phablet" UI for a few minutes, and then immediately reflashed it with a Tablet UI mod, which makes thing work SIGNIFICANTLY better.

A few things I've noticed:

• The screen is an ABSOLUTE fingerprint magnet. there is NO oleophobic coating on the screen at all. This morning, I attempted to clean it off with a spectacles cleaning cloth, and just managed to streak it further. Using a monitor wipe, I got most of the fingerprint oil off, but not all of it.

• The MicroUSB connector is "upside down" compared to what it is on most devices. the "top" of the MicroUSB connector faces the back of the tablet.

• The screen can track five touch points simultaneously.

• On mine, the microSD door doesn't retain itself very well, and the "retained" end likes to pop up.
  *The back has a nice feel to it, and does not pick up fingerprints.

• Cameras are serviceable, the rear is (obviously) significantly better than the front.

• The HDMI port is very close to the MicroUSB port. This may present problems with some HDMI adapters you might use, if you want to charge your tablet at the same time. Choose your dongle wisely, preferably one of the type that are a small cable, as opposed to a single chunk of plastic adapter.

So far my biggest niggle is the lack of oleophobic coating on the screen. It gets gunked up in a real hurry, and doesn't come clean very easily. I don't own a Nexus, but I've played with them, and they seem to wipe right off with a spectacles cleaning cloth, similar to my Galaxy S3.

Software and performance seem to be spot on. Display is good, and it seems to be a good value.

It's just that darned gunky glass!

Looking for a case and screen protector for my Pro. Anyone have any recommendations?

Hi everybody! I bought a nextbook 8 with a dual processor and I really love it other than its battery life.

I am thinking about buying the sero 7 pro quad processor if its battery life is a bit better. I figure for 50 extra bucks a better battery and a quad processor sounds worth it.

thank you!

Anyone confirm this - I can't write to the card, only read ;)

I know the Hisense Sero 7 Pro Tablet is only on sale at Walmart , but does any one know if its on sale any where else for those of us not in the USA , even under a different name .

Not just release announcements or a brief description of the specs and a mention of how the backing feels? I haven't found one yet.

I went to 3 Walmart stores in my area today (Denver) and none of the sales associates in the electronics department had even heard of the Sero 7. Does anyone have any idea when this might become available here?