For a way to reset the BIOS, see the original thread.

The problem is that I can’t see any device under the name of “Touch Screen” in my device manager.

I downloaded the latest Silead drivers from the Windows drivers catalogue (*.cab file) but I couldn’t install the cab file. I extracted the files from the cab file and installed the driver, still no success.

I also tried to use Double driver and…[Read more]

Try using Windows Update ? This way my touch Screen drivers installed from.

You will need Intel Phone Flash Tool + https://software.intel.com/en-us/android/articles/intel-usb-driver-for-android-devices .

This works for my Chuwi Hi10 to flash the Android Image.

For Windows, you might be able to use a USB Flash drive with a copy of Windows 10 Install.

<span lang=”en” tabindex=”0″>Hello, I have the same problem with the eMMC chipset and I have no choice but to deactivate it because the boot was very slow. When disassembling the notebook I found a kind of resin on the plate. Can anyone tell me what it can be and if it is normal?</span>

Could anyone reup E3E8 bios?
I’ve just hard bricked my tablet using update via Windows Update Catalog Software…

I would be very grateful

My BMAX Y13 is not entering tablet mode correctly. Firstly, when I flip the screen back Windows is not entering tablet mode automatically.

I was not able to fix it, either.

Chuwi support told me to reflash BIOS. But I can’t even get to Boot Menu to boot from USB.
I asked them for a different solution. Now, they don’t answer any of my messages.

Has anyone disassembled it yet? Is there a CMOS battery to remove or any other way to reset settings?

There is new version of ATB, versiom 78, which also supports touchpad and touchscreen, but it also freezes, even with new clean installation.

Mi A2 is wonderful experience

How do you install on the microSD? When I do it my GRUB (EFI installed on the microSD) boots to the command line and doesn’t seem to find the microSD drive.

Unfortunately, could not make it work. We would need more precise instructions for the Lapbook Pro: how to enter the BIOS, when to press Esc or Enter, etc. and when to press in combination with Fn.

i don’t understand your link

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how to use this link and dowload the firware i need ? i’m looking for 1.1.7c

Thanks

I don’t have the Lapbook at hand, but AFAIK the sequence should be similar (if it works that is). F2: previous settings, F3:optimized, F4: save&exit. Hope it helps.

I’ve had that happen once with a tablet. Most likely overheating, overcharging or simply old age. The latter wouldn’t seem applicable in your case, but maybe the charger is faulty or did you leave it plugged in a lot?

Resuelto.

Abrí otra vez la tablet y observé el difusor del procesador porque tenía la sospecha de que el problema fuera de temperatura. Efectivamente la membrana difusora que debía asegurar el buen contacto entre el procesador y el difusor era demasiado fina y su contacto malo. La cambié (2€), monté de nuevo el difusor, cerré la tablet y va per…[Read more]

Prueba a no meter los conectores del SSD hasta el fondo…

I have the same problem. Changed ‘OS select’ to ‘Linux’. Now the screen stays black after booting up.

I suspect the BIOS setting(s) can still be reset by “blind-typing” on the keyboard. See for example https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/lapbook-air-uefibios-sequence-to-restore-defaults/#post-141645.

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