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[Gianfranco]

Hi Adam, I bought this Jumper too and received it 2 days ago. The flickering isn’t something particularly annoying, at least to me, I can cover it easily whith keyboard taps or, at most, using the touchpad. I’m really disappointed with the Ac Wifi, it has a range smaller than I expected. It cannot reach my Tp-Link router when my android tablet with wifi N can. Really satisfied with the emmc Sandisk, I didn’t expect that speed(no big deal anyway). Now honestly, all this defects are kinda acceptable if you look at the price the jumper is sold(190 $ for me). It’s obvious that compromises show up at this price. What really pi** me off is the lack of transparency by Jumper. You can’t sell me your product with ssd slot but then deleting from bios the basic settings for the correct functioning of it. I tried everything:  clean install of Windows on ssd, cloning ssd from emmc…I also tried to benchmark the ssd, but without the sata setting on bios, CrystalDiskMark and UserBenchmark are not able to recognize the ssd. This is ridiculous, and a lot of people are stucked on this problem just like me. I really hope that Jumper releases a guide and a new bios to flash(and at my own risk). In this current state, I wasted 60 $ for a useless ssd.

[Actionable Mango]

This is the easiest, fastest, free method I can think of for cloning eMMC to M.2 SSD for those Chuwi devices with M.2 slot. The procedure requires installing a single, easy-to-use, freeware application in Windows and it should take about 20-30 minutes.

I did this on a Chuwi LapBook 12.3 with a Biwin 120GB SSD.

1. With the laptop off, install a compatible M.2 2242 SATA3 SSD.
2. Boot up Windows. Download and install the AOMEI Backupper freeware.
3. Start Backupper and use the “Clone Disk” function.
4. Select the source drive (the 64GB eMMC) and select the destination drive (your SSD).
5. Mark the checkbox option to “Optimize for SSD”.
6. If your SSD is the same capacity as the eMMC, start the clone now and skip step 7.
7. If your SSD is larger capacity than the 64GB eMMC (for example I installed a 120GB SSD), then use the Edit Partitions function to set “Fit All Partitions to Entire Disk”, then start the clone. This is going to scale the existing partitions to fill up the new drive’s space (* see note below).
8. Cloning took about 10-15 mins. Once finished, you now have two identical, bootable Windows 10 drives.
9. The computer will still boot by default from the eMMC. Strangely enough if you change the boot priority in the EFI/BIOS to the SSD instead of the eMMC, the laptop even then will still boot to the eMMC anyway. Many people complain about this, and I had the same problem too. So go to Control Panel, System and Security, System, Advanced System Settings, Startup and Recovery, and then change the Default Operating System to the “other” Windows 10.
10. Reboot.
11. After you’ve confirmed that you are definitely booting to the SSD, you can now wipe out the partitions on the eMMC and format it to use it for slow storage (I used AOMEI Partition Assistant, but you can probably use Windows built-in Disk Management). Or of course you can just keep the 64GB eMMC as-is for a secondary bootable Windows installation.
12. If you are not yet booting to the SSD, go back to the Default Operating System settings and pick the other Windows 10 that you didn’t pick last time. Reboot and confirm.

 

* Note from step 7 – The above procedure is focused on being easy and fast. Technically you’re going to waste a little bit of space with this method because the EFI partition and the Recovery partition are going to scale up too, just like the Main partition. If you don’t want to waste that space, use step 6 instead of step 7. Then after cloning use AOMEI Partition Assistant to move the Recovery partition to the end of the drive. Then extend the Main partition to use up all available space. If any of this is confusing or scares you, just use step 7.

[Alessandro]

I solved clonig again expanding the partition during the cloning process.

[Alessandro]

I have installed a 256gb ssd (western digital blue), then I cloned the emmc to the ssd using macrium reflect. Now I am trying to expand windows partition using windows tool but I recieve the error “not enough space” even if I have 175gb unallocated. Do you have any suggestion? Thank you

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[Impie]

You should download AS SSD and benchmark it with that.

What often happens when cloning a drive, is that the 4K alignment of the partitions is wrong. This has an incredible impact on the performance of the drive. AS SSD tells you when this is misaligned with red/green text on the left hand side.

Please post a screenshot of the AS SSD benchmark; it’ll help us diagnose the problem.

[Dennis]

Isti wrote:

Dennis wrote:

Awesome thank you! It took 2 days for copy to the m.2!!! This can´t be normal? I think everything is copied now. How can I set the m.2 as Default? In Bios I can´t choose the m.2 because it is not listed. It only says: UEFI: Built-in EFI Shell Windows Boot Manager Disabled Can anybody help me with this?

2 days?! That’s absurd. The whole process took me less than half an hour as I remember. Have you checked the format of the new SSD (GPT or MBR) before the cloning process? I had to convert my SSD to GPT to match the eMMC. Here is a tutorial.

 

Yep, it nearly took exaclty 48 hours. I was also confused… but I let it run.

The new m.2 is in gpd Format. You can see it in the Picture I attached. At the Moment I ve no idea what to do…. I can´t see it in the bios.

 

A friend of mine says it should be a Driver Problem. because as IDE ATA/ATAPI-Controller  is only “Standard SATA AHCI- Controller”

He says I Need the chipset and ahci Driver. Is there an opportunity to download this?

Can sb confirm this?

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[Isti]

Dennis wrote:

Awesome thank you! It took 2 days for copy to the m.2!!! This can´t be normal? I think everything is copied now. How can I set the m.2 as Default? In Bios I can´t choose the m.2 because it is not listed. It only says: UEFI: Built-in EFI Shell Windows Boot Manager Disabled Can anybody help me with this?

2 days?! That’s absurd. The whole process took me less than half an hour as I remember.

Have you checked the format of the  new SSD (GPT or MBR) before the cloning process?  I had to convert my SSD to GPT to match the eMMC.

Here is a tutorial.

[Bazzan]

Hi Chris. That was my thought. Changed the boot order & booted to the eMMC. Had to install Crystal Dusk Mark. Results much lower. I fiddled with the settings under Boot to make them the same as I see on YouTube. Still no joy.  I wonder if I did something with formatting & cloning. Any ideas? Bazzan

 

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[Ronald1989]

Hi there,

Hope you can help me with the following issue.

A few months ago I’ve ordered a Jumper EzBook and was happy to receive the V4 version. Also order a Kingspec 256gb SSD. When everything arrived I installed it without any issues. Used Macrium Reflect free to clone the whole system to the new SSD and changed the boot order in the BIOS. As a result I got a fast booting and operating laptop 🙂

Now I ordered a second one for a colleague and can’t get it to work. I follow the exact same route but I’m having issues with cloning the system to the SSD. I either get an I/O write error or a bad section error. I already used multiple clone software tools but all have the same issue. Also tried the tool of EasUs which promises it can handle bad section issues, but had no luck with that one either. It was running for the whole night without any progress.

The only difference between the two laptops is the emmc. I have a Samsung and the one of my colleague has the SanDisk DF4064.

Can this make any difference? It really annoys me, I’m using the same method but it hangs on the cloning part for an unknown reason.

Any ideas or tips are more than welcome!

Regards
Ronald

[Ronald1989]

Hi there,

Hope you can help me with the following issue.

A few months ago I’ve ordered a Jumper EzBook and was happy to receive the V4 version. Also order a Kingspec 256gb SSD. When everything arrived I installed it without any issues. Used Macrium Reflect free to clone the whole system to the new SSD and changed the boot order in the BIOS. As a result I got a fast booting and operating laptop 🙂

Now I ordered a second one for a colleague and can’t get it to work. I follow the exact same route but I’m having issues with cloning the system to the SSD. I either get an I/O write error or a bad section error. I already used multiple clone software tools but all have the same issue. Also tried the tool of EasUs which promises it can handle bad section issues, but had no luck with that one either. It was running for the whole night without any progress.

The only difference between the two laptops is the emmc. I have a Samsung and the one of my colleague has the SanDisk DF4064.

Can this make any difference? It really annoys me, I’m using the same method but it hangs on the cloning part for an unknown reason.

Any ideas or tips are more than welcome!

Regards

Ronald

[Norg]

@dendrite

 Thank you for the response and suggestions.

-The SSD shows up fine in device manager and disk management.

-I’m still running Windows from the eMMC, as I didnt see a point in cloning it if the WiFi didn’t work.

– I don’t really use Bluetooth but for sake of testing I tried to pair it with my phone. It seemed to pair ok but then again the phone is next to the computer.

 

As per your suggestions, here is what I’ve tried:

-I’ve tried adding tape to the antenna connection on the board.

-I’ve even tried to add tape under the SSD ribbon which the antenna cable runs under.

-No luck with either.

I’ve been using this as my main computer since it was released, so I dont really want to send it in to get “fixed”. I am leaning towards biting the bullet and returning the harddrive and trying to make due with the eMMC.

[George G]

A few questions, when you installed the NT-128, did you clone the eMMC over and then boot from the SSD, then discover the wifi died?

Or did you just plug in the SSD and immediately discovered that the wifi died before you did any disk cloning or reinstallation of Windows?

Which did you do, cloning or Windows reinstallation on the SSD?

Does Bluetooth work with the SSD installed? Does it make any difference when you turn it on or off?

Is this too many questions ? 🙂

 

[Mallo]

Minitool partition wizard.

It is Free and work flawlessly! It has a dedicated function for this type of work . I already used it and it is the best free program for cloning hard disk in general, not only from internal HDD (emmc in this case) to ssd .

 

[George G]

I am not aware of any tweakable setting in the UEFI / BIOS that will solve your problem. I did not change any settings in the BIOS when I installed my KinSpec SSD (except the boot order). It works great.

Have you benchmarked your new drive? If so, can you post the results?

It’s a new Windows 10 installation, so I’m guessing that it could be a driver issue. Have you explored that possibility?

If you still have the original copy of Windows 10 on the eMMC, or a USB backup of the original system, you could try cloning or restoring that to the new SSD. If that doesn’t work, it’s probably a hardware issue.