Yes, I did. I tried pretty much everything I could find on the internet.

Did you try the BIOS reset procedure with a keyboard in my 2nd post?

Flashing the BIOS is not what I really want to do, if I screw up it totally kills the warranty, ok if there even is any… I wrote to Chuwi and will wait for the response, ordering the reprogrammer is my  last resort 🙂

I had to send mine back to CHUWI. They charged $45 and wiped everything from the tablet.

Your best bet would be to get a CH341A reprogrammer (cheap on ebay), download the BIOS from CHUWI’s website, open up the tablet and reflash it.

Man I’m in the same situation, got it for my son, saw the RAM was running just at 1066, put it to Auto and increased VRAM, as I usually do on all intel devices, and shit its bricked, and wont boot, wrote to CHUWI will see if they respond

Todo perfecto con 500 gb.

El único problema es que después de estar funcionando varios minutos, de 5 a 10 minutos, la tablet se apaga sola.

Quizás sea problema de BIOS, pero no sé que puede ser. Quizás temperatura, no lo sé ni encuentro como solucionarlo.

Un saludo.

Thanks. I downloaded the drivers that Toby provide and its fine now.

Go to device manager and let it search for drivers online, it will work.

So it did for my X6 pro and found the touch driver online.

I have Anker powercore 26800PD and can confirm it works with the teclast x6 tablet. Had to buy a USB c pd charger separately for it also, which come to about €120 for the powerbank with charger.

Picture is with connected powerbank.

I posted some driver download links in the comments here… https://techtablets.com/2019/05/teclast-x4-hands-on-review/

yes, please write private message

since I update windows the touch screen does not recognize me.

Can you help me??

Now I have F7 Plus and in BIOS I see NVMe option (see attachment)………..is it not working option ?

Can I install nvme m.2 ssd or it’s not compatible ?

Thanks

I have bought one Bmax Y11 and  two things  have surprised me: the screen (bright, sharp colors, impressive!) and the manufacturing quality, carefully finished metal case, well adjusted keyboard, solid materials.

here with same problem

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