SLES Boot Module Load Failure: Find the Driver and Fix It
Trace a failed kernel module at SLES startup, correct an obsolete boot entry or repair the required driver, and verify the next boot.
Google Play Account will display all Android devices that are signed in and use the Google account for users to easily manage. For old phones that are no longer in use, users can delete that device from Google Play. Once hidden, you will not be able to install applications on that device via the web browser. Below are instructions for deleting old phones from Google Play.
How to hide old phone from Google Play
Step 1:
First, you access the Google Play website via the link below, then click on the avatar and select Library & devices in the displayed list.

Step 2:
In the interface as shown, the user clicks on Devices to see the list of devices logged in to the Google account. As a result, the user will see a list of devices logged in to the Google account as shown below.
Step 3:
You drag to the Show in Menu column and uncheck the old phone you want to hide from the Google Play access list . Then the new settings will be applied immediately.
This will prevent that device from appearing in the list of options when you install apps or games on Google Play.
How to remove old phone from Google Play
Step 1:
You access Google Play and then click on the account avatar . Next, the user clicks on Google Account .
Step 2:
Go to the settings interface for your Google account, we click on Security to adjust. In the interface as shown, you scroll down to Your devices and then click on Manage all devices .
Step 3:
As a result, you will also see a list of devices that have logged into your Google account. Click on the old phone you want to remove from Google Play. We will continue to click on the Sign Out button to remove the old phone from Google Play.
Finally, you need to agree to log out of your Google account from this device.
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