This article explains how to resolve the error related to the Android keyboard app that some devices have to update the version of the operating system and prevent the use of the keyboard, showing an irritating pop continuously, and applications like Gmail or Play Store .
No, no need to install another keyboard to replace the original keyboard or reset the terminal to its factory settings. It's pretty simple.
If your terminal Android presents this error when updating to the latest version of the operating system, you must go to Settings and select the Applications option.
Once inside Applications, scrolls the screen to the right until the section All is selected.
Then click on the button existing menu in the upper right corner and select the Reset option preferences.
Although it seems that simply use the "Reset Preferences" to solve the problem, if you have not yet achieved, try to delete the data pertaining to the Android keyboard apps and Supplier dictionary.
Watch Out! Because in doing so, may the Android keyboard is removed. Do it at your own risk. If you have automatic updating enabled Play Store applications, the operating system should re-download.
By using the Reset preference function, you should be able to access Play Store, so if you have automatic updating enabled applications, click the menu button and select Settings.
Within the Settings window, select the Automatically update option.
conclusion
This solution has been successfully tested on Samsung Galaxy Nexus two terminals that have received the update to the latest version of JellyBean.