[lennie paz]

I just tried installing MQ 8 on my Nvidia Shield, and it's stuck on the boot screen, and says "Do not press any key. Wait for the process to finish". The percentage bar has never moved, and it's been on that screen for at least 5 minutes.

[E net]

I just tried installing MQ 8 on my Nvidia Shield, and it's stuck on the boot screen, and says "Do not press any key. Wait for the process to finish". The percentage bar has never moved, and it's been on that screen for at least 5 minutes.

How are you installing it?

[lennie paz]

Through the Kodi settings

[E net]

Through the Kodi settings

You don't really have many options then. You can wait a little longer to see if it finishes or just kill the Kodi process and try again.

[lennie paz]

Through the Kodi settings

You don't really have many options then. You can wait a little longer to see if it finishes or just kill the Kodi process and try again.

It's still stuck, and I can't get into the Kodi settings. Any suggestions?

[E net]

Through the Kodi settings

You don't really have many options then. You can wait a little longer to see if it finishes or just kill the Kodi process and try again. 

It's still stuck, and I can't get into the Kodi settings. Any suggestions? 

Did you kill the Kodi process? Double click on the circle until the list of processes appears. Select Kodi then press down to and it should say "Dismiss". Select this and this will kill Kodi.

[lennie paz]

You don't really have many options then. You can wait a little longer to see if it finishes or just kill the Kodi process and try again. 

It's still stuck, and I can't get into the Kodi settings. Any suggestions? 

Did you kill the Kodi process? Double click on the circle until the list of processes appears. Select Kodi then press down to and it should say "Dismiss". Select this and this will kill Kodi.

Yes, and when I start Kodi back up, it brings me back to the percentage screen, and it's stuck.

[E net]

It's still stuck, and I can't get into the Kodi settings. Any suggestions? 

Did you kill the Kodi process? Double click on the circle until the list of processes appears. Select Kodi then press down to and it should say "Dismiss". Select this and this will kill Kodi.   

Yes, and when I start Kodi back up, it brings me back to the percentage screen, and it's stuck.   

Then it sounds like your Kodi install is corrupted. When the skin is installed it creates a folder so it "might" be possible to remove the partial skin install and that means that you wouldn't have to reinstall Kodi. But you do need  to know your way around and android/linux filesystem. Otherwise I personally don't know of another way.

[lennie paz]

Did you kill the Kodi process? Double click on the circle until the list of processes appears. Select Kodi then press down to and it should say "Dismiss". Select this and this will kill Kodi.   

Yes, and when I start Kodi back up, it brings me back to the percentage screen, and it's stuck.   

Then it sounds like your Kodi install is corrupted. When the skin is installed it creates a folder so it "might" be possible to remove the partial skin install and that means that you wouldn't have to reinstall Kodi. But you do need  to know your way around and android/linux filesystem. Otherwise I personally don't know of another way.

I have ES File Explorer installed, so any idea where the install files are for the skin?

[E net]

Yes, and when I start Kodi back up, it brings me back to the percentage screen, and it's stuck.   

Then it sounds like your Kodi install is corrupted. When the skin is installed it creates a folder so it "might" be possible to remove the partial skin install and that means that you wouldn't have to reinstall Kodi. But you do need  to know your way around and android/linux filesystem. Otherwise I personally don't know of another way. 

I have ES File Explorer installed, so any idea where the install files are for the skin? 

/internal/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi/addons/skin.aeonmq8

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So what happened?

[lennie paz]

Then it sounds like your Kodi install is corrupted. When the skin is installed it creates a folder so it "might" be possible to remove the partial skin install and that means that you wouldn't have to reinstall Kodi. But you do need  to know your way around and android/linux filesystem. Otherwise I personally don't know of another way. 

I have ES File Explorer installed, so any idea where the install files are for the skin? 

/internal/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi/addons/skin.aeonmq8

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So what happened?

I deleted the files, and it's still stuck. I cleared the data in Kodi, so I'm starting from scratch again. Not happy.

[E net]

I have ES File Explorer installed, so any idea where the install files are for the skin? 

/internal/Android/data/org.xbmc.kodi/files/.kodi/addons/skin.aeonmq8

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So what happened? 

I deleted the files, and it's still stuck. I cleared the data in Kodi, so I'm starting from scratch again. Not happy. 

OK that is weird because I have removed that folder in the past and the skin disappears. It sounds like your Kodi install got completely messed up.

[SteveSmith]

there is also a directory in AppData\Roaming\Kodi\userdata\addon_data that you would probably need to remove as well

[E net]

there is also a directory in AppData\Roaming\Kodi\userdata\addon_data that you would probably need to remove as well

Nope. That's for Windows not Android.

[Wanilton]

Aeon MQ8 is only for use with Kodi Leia 18.2 or 18.3, don't will install in Leia 18.0 or 18.1.