Kindle Kunden-FAQ

To restore the page numbering and percent read on your Kindle Paperwhite, try adjusting the reading settings. Go to the menu (three dots on the top right), select "Settings," then "Reading Options," and check if "Page Numbers" is enabled. You can also restart your Kindle by holding down the power button until the device turns off and then turning it back on. These steps should help you get your reading progress back on the screen without causing any issues.

If your Kindle is not allowing you to buy a book, ensure that it is connected to Wi-Fi and that your payment method is up to date. Check your Amazon account for any restrictions or notifications related to purchases. If everything seems fine but you still cannot buy, try restarting your Kindle.

To disable the reading speed bar on your Kindle, go to the settings menu while reading. From there, navigate to the "Text" or "Display" settings, where you should find the option to toggle the reading speed bar on or off. Adjust the settings according to your preference.

If you're having trouble signing in on a new phone, ensure that you are entering the correct email address and password associated with your Kindle account. Check for any typos and make sure Caps Lock is not on. If you've forgotten your password, you can reset it using the “Forgot password?” link. Additionally, ensure that your internet connection is stable. If the issue persists, it may be helpful to reinstall the Kindle app.

To load the library onto your Kindle Scribe, ensure you're connected to Wi-Fi. Go to your Library, tap on the "All" tab to view your content. If you have previously purchased books, you can download them again from the Cloud. For any content you lost, ensure it's not archived; you can manage your content through your Amazon account on the website or the Kindle app. Select the titles you wish to download, and they should sync to your device.