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[Carl]

I just received my iwork1x, its a great tablet for the price. For some reason it came with a full size usb3 port on the side, where all the specs and official site say it’s meant to be a micro…i’m very happy with that, but im not sure why it’s not mentioned anywhere??

The SSD is a Sandisk DF4064 which is good, the only negative so far is the Realtek N wifi card, no 5ghz or AC 🙁

 

[luigi]

I bought on EBAY the following tablet

 Jumper Ezpad 4SE Tablet PC Windows 10 + Android 5.1 Intel Bay Trail-Z3735F Quad Core 1.33GHz 10.6 inch IPS Screen 2GB RAM 32GB ROM Bluetooth 4.0 OTG 2.0MP Rear Camera Dual USB

 

I was able to use the tablet only three times

 I turned on the tablet and I used Windows 10 to connect to internet via a wifi open connection and worked perfectly.

 I changed Android operating system, and it seemed to work perfectly.

I went back to Windows 10.

I was prompted to activate online Windows 10 but this time not possible to connect to the same wifi network.

I ran Windows 10 troubleshooting.

I received the following error “Missing the winsock component”

I tried to remedy by performing a soft reset the control panel but did not work and the error remained the same

I tried  to remedy by performing a hard reset via the control panel, but the process was interrupted for no apparent reason while the operating system was re-installing at 74%

No longer able to restart and I get the error in photos

Note i am an experienced user, I worked for about 10 years as a programmer and I own two Microsoft certifications.

 I have not made any modding or operations prohibited by the Warranty

I ask:

“What is the problem?”

“How i can fix this?”

“How can I reinstall the Windows 10 operating system on my tablet?”

“How can I reinstall the operating system Android on my tablet”

I notice the following differences with respect to this listing:

The OS  is not Windows 10 64-bit, but the 32-bit version Home

There is no power supply but only the USB cable

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[luigi]

I bought on EBAY the following tablet

 Jumper Ezpad 4SE Tablet PC Windows 10 + Android 5.1 Intel Bay Trail-Z3735F Quad Core 1.33GHz 10.6 inch IPS Screen 2GB RAM 32GB ROM Bluetooth 4.0 OTG 2.0MP Rear Camera Dual USB

 

I was able to use the tablet only three times

 I turned on the tablet and I used Windows 10 to connect to internet via a wifi open connection and worked perfectly.

 I changed Android operating system, and it seemed to work perfectly.

I went back to Windows 10.

I was prompted to activate online Windows 10 but this time not possible to connect to the same wifi network.

I ran Windows 10 troubleshooting.

I received the following error “Missing the winsock component”

I tried to remedy by performing a soft reset the control panel but did not work and the error remained the same

I tried  to remedy by performing a hard reset via the control panel, but the process was interrupted for no apparent reason while the operating system was re-installing at 74%

No longer able to restart and I get the error in photos

Note i am an experienced user, I worked for about 10 years as a programmer and I own two Microsoft certifications.

 I have not made any modding or operations prohibited by the Warranty

I ask:

“What is the problem?”

“How i can fix this?”

“How can I reinstall the Windows 10 operating system on my tablet?”

“How can I reinstall the operating system Android on my tablet”

I notice the following differences with respect to this listing:

The OS  is not Windows 10 64-bit, but the 32-bit version Home

There is no power supply but only the USB cable

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[Woody]

Hi i have vi10

model: CWI505

S/N Q32G22151000388

Recently i delate andriod  and instal win 8.1 from this tutorial:

2.  Flash Windows image

-For Windows 8.1, follow this excellent video that helps me a lot to deal with the install: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ceY3Eh13He4

-For Windows 10, simply format a USB pen drive to FAT32 and move everything from the archive to the USB pen drive. No need for two keys or anything, no need to mess with command lines, just let it do the thing.

Then boot from your USB key and restore Windows.

Now you should have a partially working Windows.

VERY IMPORTANT: If in device manager you have a lot of unknown devices no panic. But with the old BIOS it shouldn’t do that.

And all work, but yesterday  i needed formatted again. I opened clear image and i formatted disk c and turn off. After this i use tutorial again.

I did everything as last time but i dont have:  wifi, touch and audio. I tried 5 times the same effect, no wifi touch and sound.

How can i fix this?

 

 

[GA]

Thanks for the reply Chris!

A clean install of Windows didn’t help unfortunately. I tried the latest version of Ubuntu as well in a live usb env, to no luck.

 

While I made very small changes to the BIOS about 2 weeks ago (mainly to enable Hyper-v on my unit, have not touched it since) I didn’t expect it to cause any issues, as I went over all the settings to make sure they’re fine. I reset the BIOS using the pin close to the power bottom, restarted the machine and .. presto.. the WiFi works again!

I still have no idea what could have caused this – but I’m happy to say that it’s all good. Certainly worth trying the PIN reset method before any Windows reinstall :).

[GA]

Hi folks,

I have the cube i7 book for about a month now (from GearBest), have reinstalled a fresh copy of windows on it when I got it and it recognized the wifi even at the install stage (I installed the Intel ProSet drivers anyways later).

Now, all of sudden when I opened it the other day, the wifi has stopped working – there is no Intel ..ac device listed under Device Manager. I have not tweaked drivers for several weeks, so I’m starting to think this is a hardware issue. I’ve reinstalled Windows from scratch and updated the drivers from an usb stick – but still no luck.

What are my options at this point? Any suggestions? I’ve uninstalled/restarted/re-installed the intel drivers more than I can count..

Is the wifi module replaceable by any chance?

Also, does anyone have any experience shipping tablets to GearBest for repairs, from Europe? What costs can one expect?

Many thanks!

[khanh]

Bad battery confirmed. Disabled everything including onedrive startup, location service, bluetooth, wifi off during sleep. Only wifi on and 0% screen lighting. Draw with clip studio in coffee shop for 2.5 hours: battery from 66% to 6%.

My i5 4302y hp x2 612 might last just as long and only take 1hour (during use ) to charge up to 100%.

The Ezpad take 4 hours and only when  tablet is off to charge  up to 100%. For a tablet using atom low power chip to last less than a core i5 is unacceptable. I might not mind that it only last 4 hours because  I’m never away from an outlet for long, but for it to take 4 hours (without use) to charge up is too much. If I use it while charging even with lowest setting, the tablet still discharge  which mean the power the micro usb draw is not enough to offset the power tablet use when ilde.

I’m hoping  dc connection might provide better power but not sure which dc to try. I read that the previous version Ezpad 5s came with dc charger. Nicolas, if you have the original Ezpad 5S, can you try the dc charger if it can charge faster on the Ezpad 5SE?

[Fernando]

 

Update: after numerous attempts to upgrade to windows Pro I finally decided to wipe the device of dual boot (android & win 8) and install an original version of windows pro via usb.

I decided to install drivereasy to back up all my drivers to a file just in case.

Proceeded the same steps as before but with a new version of windows on a second usb and booted to that. After completion of windows there were numerous driver issues which I could fix by installing drivereasy and installing the backup drivers.

However; usb is nonoperational along with the wifi and the battery seems to deplete much faster, also there are some yellow triangles on the device manager that were not updated via windows update or drivereasy: Bluetooth, senors (bma2x2), uart controller.

Other than that; the tablet handles grate, and I even installed blubeam to replace an ipad.

Hope this helps, I must say this model was cheap but not worth the money, research first then buy; you get what you payed for; spend a little more for better quality.

Main downfall, constantly have issues starting the dam thing; maybe the power button?

[fouzy]

Richard wrote:

Yes managed to do it last night. Downloaded to a USB stick and created a bootable drive from the iso with Rufus (http://rufus.akeo.ie/), pointed the installer towards my micro SD card and then after the first stage of install (purple screen) unplugged the USB on the orange screen and plugged into power and left for a few hours as seemed to be slow on the orange screen. Been working well today, am now having wifi issues though but going through drivers at the moment (was working fine earlier). Suggestions of driver version greatly received… If any of above is unclear let me know and I can try and expand.

Hi @richiet . Please elaborate on how you do so as I recently factory reset my Teclast x80 Pro and am using the firmware before the annivesary update.  I have tried using Windows Creation Tool and it require 3gb or more. Currently I have only 2gb free space on my C drive and I am unable to remove any more stuff without touching the Systems file

[tohas]

paffa wrote:

tohas wrote:

Backup and Reinstall only Windows Hi, I’ve got an C2D6 and don’t need android. Is it possible to install only windows (I have a win 10 pro licence) with only one 64 GB partition on this tablet? How to save/backup the original configuration in case of restoring the factory settings? I have no skills with android devices. Tanks in advance?

I did this to my C2D6 version. I just dowloaded Win 10 from Microsoft in my native language and made bootble USB, from where I installed Win 10. It activated by itself, so no worries threre. Then I just uptated missing drivers for the camera etc. I used drivers from Teclast. They released them few days back. There are also images for the Windows and android, so you can put everything back the way they were. All in all, Im a bit disapointed in this tablet. I got a very high pitch noise coming from the GPU. Screen brightness 0% and 25% are quite quiet, but 100% is unbearable. Some sort of driver issue, because when I uninstall graphic drivers the noise is gone, though the tab is very slow. I also made wifi tweak by solding a new wifi antenna in the case. Though it didnt help much. Only a few dB.

Thanks, that is correct, but my question reagarded to use the full partition of 64GB SSD for Windows 10.

I am not sure, if it is best practice to delete all 10 partitions with the help of diskpart (clean) and repartition the system without negative side effects.
I am not familiar with tablets in general but the Telcast tablet seems to be not a normal motherboard, because there is an USB-OTG instead an normal USB and not a real SSD.

I am also disappointed with this device, because there is a little disturbing noise (cicade) in standby mode. The touchscreen isn’t soft (I have also an old ipad 3).
The battery is empty after 4 days in standby (flight mode is active).  The teclast support didn’t answer my requests.

In Windows 10 Mode the onscreen keybord is hiding the input boxes in IE or Edge (Win10 problem, not teclast).

 

Any ideas?

[paffa]

tohas wrote:

Backup and Reinstall only Windows Hi, I’ve got an C2D6 and don’t need android. Is it possible to install only windows (I have a win 10 pro licence) with only one 64 GB partition on this tablet? How to save/backup the original configuration in case of restoring the factory settings? I have no skills with android devices. Tanks in advance?

I did this to my C2D6 version. I just dowloaded Win 10 from Microsoft in my native language and made bootble USB, from where I installed Win 10. It activated by itself, so no worries threre. Then I just uptated missing drivers for the camera etc. I used drivers from Teclast. They released them few days back. There are also images for the Windows and android, so you can put everything back the way they were.

All in all, Im a bit disapointed in this tablet. I got a very high pitch noise coming from the GPU. Screen brightness 0% and 25% are quite quiet, but 100% is unbearable. Some sort of driver issue, because when I uninstall graphic drivers the noise is gone, though the tab is very slow.

I also made wifi tweak by solding a new wifi antenna in the case. Though it didnt help much. Only a few dB.

 

[Philip Drew]

I reset my iWork Air at the weekend to include the Windows 10 anniversary update and changed to use Remix OS as follows if anyone is considering this.  I run Remix OS on a 4 Gb partition as I only use the Android partition for streaming using SPMC and that allows plenty of space for buffering.  The Windows partition is now about 20 Gb and after the anniversary update it has about 10 Gb free.

Pre-requisites:
(1) Powered USB hub
(2) USB keyboard
(3) 1 USB key at least 8 Gb in size
(4) 1 USB key at least 16 Gb in size
(5) Micro SD card with at least 16 Gb free with the Windows 10 Anniversary update downloaded from https://www.google.ae/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&ved=0ahUKEwjz1ov_tcvQAhUKIcAKHfDxA1QQFggZMAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fgo.microsoft.com%2Ffwlink%2Fp%2F%3FLinkId%3D821403&usg=AFQjCNHD4uWYsmEJZ7F-FOoSNqvvs8zLbw&bvm=bv.139782543,d.ZGg&cad=rja
(6) Download the stock firmware from – http://techtablets.com/2016/01/cube-iwork8-ultimate-gets-dual-boot-files-and-how-too/#
(7) PC or Laptop with following installed:
(7a) Intel android driver installed from https://software.intel.com/en-us/android/articles/intel-usb-driver-for-android-devices
(7b) Android SDK tools installed from https://developer.android.com/studio/index.html
TWRP files for iWork Air 1TF from http://www.modaco.com/forums/topic/377298-recovery-twrp-302-0-for-cube-iwork8-ultimate-iwork8-air/

1) Create the Stock Android installation USB key:
(a) Insert USB key with at least 8 Gb in size in laptop.
(b) Launch command prompt as administrator.
(c) prepare the disk as follows:
Launch diskpart
list disk and note the number of the USB disk
select disk # (where the number is the one listed above).
clean
create partition primary
format fs=fat32 quick
active
assign
exit
(d) In File Explorer rename the USB disk to UUI
(e) Open the firmware zip file and copy everything from the 安卓 folder to the USB disk.
(f) Open the USB disk and delete the file gpt.bin
(g) Download the resized android partition files from https://mega.nz/#!bFYiDTja!Bhcb2rzs9cCJiClECSyWOY0F9QZycCNNczAC5LLSGGI
(h) Open the downloaded zip file and extract the file gpt_04g.bin to the USB key
(i) Rename the file on the USB key from gpt_04g.bin to gpt.bin

2) Create the stock Win10 installation USB key:
(a) Insert USB key with at least 16 Gb in size in laptop.
(b) Launch command prompt as administrator.
(c) prepare the disk as follows:
Launch diskpart
list disk and note the number of the USB disk
select disk # (where the number is the one listed above).
clean
create partition primary
format fs=ntfs quick
active
assign
exit
(d) In File Explorer rename the USB disk to WinPE
(e) Open the firmware zip file and copy everything from the Win10 folder to the USB disk.

3) Root the tablet.
(a) Boot the tablet in to android OS
(b) Enable developer settings by clicking ‘Settings -> About tablet -> Build number’ several times. Enable ‘Settings -> Developer options -> OEM unlocking’ (not sure if necessary) and ‘Settings -> Developer options -> Android debugging’.
(c) Plug in your device via USB cable and open command prompt as an administrator (Windows). Boot device into bootloader by executing

adb reboot bootloader

Note – You can also boot to bootloader by holding volume down button in dual boot menu and selecting to boot to Android.

(d) When bootloader is visible on tablet execute the command in the command prompt:

fastboot oem unlock

Menu appears on the device warning that unlocking the bootloader will erase the device. Use volume keys to select the option to approve and use power key to confirm. It will try to format the data partition but fails because the bootloader is pretty useless (see below). Bootloader will be unlocked, though.

(e) Install TWRP

Download both TWRP recovery image and TWRP flashable zip from this post http://www.modaco.com/forums/topic/377298-recovery-twrp-302-0-for-cube-iwork8-ultimate-iwork8-air/ Save the TWRP flashable zip to your device’s sdcard. Save the TWRP recovery image to a place you can access in terminal window.
2. Change into the directory you saved the TWRP recovery image, boot to bootloader as above, and execute

fastboot boot recovery-twrp3020-cht_cr_mrd.img

3. Install TWRP flashable zip from sdcard once booted to TWRP.
4. Reboot recovery.
5. Backup current partition layout using TWRP.

4) Flash the tablet:
(a) Boot the tablet to Windows
(b) Copy the BIOS directory from the firmware zip file to the C:\BIOS folder on the tablet
(c) On the tablet open the command prompt as an administrator
(d) Navigate to C:\BIOS (C:, then cd\bios)
(e) Run 1_flash.bat – let process complete.
(f) When complete power off tablet and charge it

5) Install stock android OS:
(a) Charge the tablet to at least 80%
(b) Connect tablet to powered usb hub
(c) Connect USB keyboard to powered USB hub
(d) Connect Android USB key (called UUI) to powered USB hub
(e) Power on the tablet and press F7 repeatedly to bring up the boot menu and select the Generic USB UEFI shell option (alternatively press Esc on the keyboard when booting and from the save and exit menu select Boot overide and then the Generic USB UEFI shell option)
(f) The Android flash will then start.
(g) Once done the tablet will boot in to the stock Android screen.
(h) Charge the tablet to 100% then power off.

6) Install Remix OS:
(a) Install Remix OS as per the procedure here and apply the 1TF patch and then install SuperSu.
(b) When booting to android Remix OS will now be available so enter and log in with google account.
(c) Charge the tablet to 100% then power off.

7) Install base Windows 10:
(a) Ensure tablet is fully charged
(b) Connect tablet to powered usb hub
(c) Connect USB keyboard to powered USB hub
(d) Connect Android USB key (called WINPE) to powered USB hub
(e) Power on the tablet and press Esc to enter the BIOS.
(f) In the Advance menu of the bios. Enter System Component. Find OS IMAGE ID and change it from Android to Windows 10. Press F4 and save and exit.
(g) Follow the procedure here from http://techtablets.com/2016/01/cube-iwork8-ultimate-gets-dual-boot-files-and-how-too/ using steps 14 to 16 to complete the Windows 10 installation.
(h) Change language settings to suit.
(i) Charge the tablet to 100%.

DO NOT CONNECT TO WIFI YET !

8) Install Windows 10 anniversary update.

NOTE THE ANNIVERSARY UPDATE CAN TAKE UP TO 9 HOURS TO INSTALL SO ENSURE YOUR TABLET IS FULLY CHARGED AND CHARGING.  If the installation fails it will revert to the previous base Windows 10 installation.

(a) Remove USB hub from tablet
(b) Connect charging cable to tablet
(c) Insert the MicroSD card with the Windows anniversary exe Windows10Upgrade28084.exe and at least 12 Gb free space
(d) Connect to wifi
(e) Launch the Windows10Upgrade28084.exe from the MicroSD card.
(f) Select the defaults – if prompted that there is not enough free space select the MicroSD card and refresh.
(g) Allow the update to complete, it will take about 9 hours.
(h) Reboot when complete and customise as you wish.
(i) As I was not going to revert to basic Windows 10 I cleaned up the disk to remove the previous installation by using the DiskCleanup tool and now have 10Gb of free space on my Windows partition.

Credit:
Rooting procedure here – http://www.modaco.com/forums/topic/377298-recovery-twrp-302-0-for-cube-iwork8-ultimate-iwork8-air/

How to reinstall firmware here – http://techtablets.com/2016/01/cube-iwork8-ultimate-gets-dual-boot-files-and-how-too/

Remix OS installation – http://www.modaco.com/forums/topic/377513-portrom157-remix-os-20-android-511-for-cube-iwork8-ultimate-iwork8-air/

[Spiros]

Hello 😀

1st , Excellent Job ( thumps up )

I’m living in Europe – Greece and after reading the Teclast X98 Pro ( review ) and the VOYO VBOOK V3 Notebook with Pentium N4200i from GearBest, i have the following question .
Having specs of MS Surface 4 in mind ( witch is over budget ) i’m looking to buy a tablet or 2 in 1 notebook with Windows 10 64bit under 400$ , what are my choices for the specs Below :

Resolution : Min 1920*1080
Screen Type : ips or something better ( i mean i like good screens with vibrant colors and deep blacks , don’t we all )
CPU : Z8500 or better
RAM : Min 4GB
Internal memory : Min 64GB
Expansion Memory slot : Yes
Orientation : 80% Business , 20% Games ( on free time )
Camera : Don’t care
Stylus : why not ( i like it )
Battery : the biggest the better … ( right ? )
Bluetooth : Yes ( if im not mistaken most have BT verion 4 )
Connectivity and productivity via BT or USB for : 1. Mouse 2. keyboard & HDMi for 3.monitor ( at the same time, plz )
+ Jack for headphones
WiFi : YES ( but , don’t know much about )

Can u give me 2-3 models to choose from ?

Tnx 😀

 

[Edgar]

Hey guys. To fresh it up here :

A short tutorial how to go back to stock (android and win10) with full dualboot setup. Because some people claimed that they had problems to boot to android after doing the chinese stuff.

 

First : I telled it below, but i tell it here again : Skip the first Step from the chinese tutorial ! This is updating your Bios. DO NOT DO IT

 

Yesterday i killed my Iwork12.

Little Story :

I did not want the bloatware on windows 10. Yes there was bloatware! And i decided to deleete it by hand and install my language, not english. Installing the update did not work.

So i decided to flash windows only. And then the fun goes on :

After a few trys with my usb-drive and serveral errors (funny errors :D) it started to install windows10. I had to deleete all the partitions (maybe 8-12 partitions, (some double O_o).

So after the installation and all updates :

No touch working, because of wrong touchpad driver. It was recognised as a normal PNP-Monitor. The second problem : 8 Devices was not recognised in the hardware manager ! Windows could not found driver for it.

Pulling out the drivers from the dump.zip did not work, because many driver was missing. So i downloaded the original rom and i tryed to pull the drivers from the original windows 10 image out. That did not work. And iam not a computer noob.

In the end :

Battery was not working.

Wifi was not working.

Sound was not Working.

It wasnt even a tablet. Windows thought it was a computer. No tablet mode…

Then i decided to reinstall the original windows with the chinese tutorial…

I managed to di it and i want to tell how :

 

When you download the ROM-Files for your Iwork12 there is a .doc-file. A Chinese How to.

 

The First thing in the .doc file is talking about bios. Skip it if you want to revert to full stock.

 

First put the android-rom to your usb-drive and plug it in. Boot to bios and change the options like in the tutorial. “ADVANCED—->COMPONENTS” and then there is a Entry which says : “Windows”. Change this to “Android”.

Then reboot directly to bios again and boot from powershell.

 

The stick restores the partitions and the android.

 

When it finsihed, boot direct to android to test the system. On the first boot to android after this step, dont wondering, that there is only android to start. The windows sign is not there. No panic ;).

Lets go to step 2. Installing Windows.

 

Prepare your usb-drive (make free space) and put the stuff what is in the win10 folder inside your stick.

 

Plug your stick in and boot to bios.

Now inside the bios change the settings under “Advanced—>COMPONENTS” back to Windows.

 

Then reboot to bios and boot from stick.

Thats all ! The stick copys the original win10 rom. After it installed the win10 rom, you are able to dualboot. The win10 sign appears on bootmanager again.

 

I was able to download my language and change it ! Because Win10 and android starting there setups ! I had no setups when my iwork12 arrived. It was all preinstalled with the “cube”-account. But my windows was buggy !

And i could not reset windows ! It was stuck…

[pinky]

so i just got this to try… all cool for what i want… usb… hdmi… one thing i will need is root so i can get quicksupport to run with remote control ?….. but the biggest pain is the slow wifi…. normally will be getting 30meeg down on something like the x98… but only getting 4 ish on this x10 plus… need the great help you guys can give if there is anything i can do…. thanks