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November 24, 2016 at 11:50 am #57421
Interesting and useful information. I had thought that the ‘not charging when plugged in’ behaviour might be an intended safety feature which is OK, it is just that it seems somewhat erratic. My previous Chinese tablet, QuantumView, had charging which seemed to be ‘set and forget’ in comparison, though it did not have a charging on light and usually reported up to %120 without out any obvious problem.
Regarding Maxthon, I have found users who have never heard of it, including businesses who ask what browser I am using responding much like “Max who?”. Maybe it is more the case here, ie.UK. I have rarely seen it recommended, which surprised me because I regard it as a good browser, especially for downloading.
Battery apps which work. As Windows Store battery apps do not work as intended, except for giving the current state of charge, I thought it might be helpful to someone if I list the apps I have found so far which do work:
BatteryInfoView
BatteryBarPro
Battery Optimizer
Desktop gadgets: Battery Monitor, Battery Meter, Power Status
In fact I have found just about every app I have tried does work apart from those on Windows Store. Odd?
December 12, 2016 at 4:11 pm #58462Can please someone tell me how to solved it? I opened the tablet several times and I reconnected the screen cable for example for the black screen issue, but the problem is that this crappy tablet doesn’t charge. I don’t know if it’s a problem of the internal battey cable or what. Seems like it’s not charging anymore. I’m so annoyed.
December 13, 2016 at 8:23 pm #58575Is your charging problem present when the Cube is in Windows, in Android, or in both? If it is only in Windows it may well be a software issue rather than the hardware. I say this not because I have expertise (I dont) but because I have found a host of posts in MS forums dating from 2015 to the present, from users of a great many different brands of laptop / tablet, identifying Windows 10 as the source of the problem —- it is labelled as “plugged in not charging.” Plus if you do searches like “laptop plugged in but not working” you will find many other articles. A range of different fixes have worked. If Android is also affected then I fear this may be of little use to you.
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