Chuwi VI10 only boot on Android

[Pascal Welter]

first I want to apologize for my bad english I work here with the Google translator .

Now I have a Chuwi VI 10 that I finally was able to successfully update to win10 now until then everything was going well until I tried to install the androidswitcher.

as I have pointed out the .exe is the tablet went into the android mode so far so good . but if I want to let Windows boot on the tablet now it comes to the desktop ans then it boots back to android .

I think I have installed the switcher to “autostart”.

can you help there ?

[Jonathan]

If it helps, I sorted this out on mine by:

Booting  a Windows 10 installation USB and pressing shift and f10 at the region settings screen.

At the command prompt I then entered:

cd /d “c:\program files” (enter)

ren insyde insyde_old (enter)

wpeutil reboot(enter)

[Denis Lapkaev]

When I’m typing the second command it says that the system cannot find the file specified. What should I do?

Or would it be easier to just reinstall windows?

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[Jonathan]

It looks like you either don’t have the OS switcher (and the problem is something else) or the OS switcher is in a different location on your tablet.

You could use the following commands to see if the switcher is elsewhere:

cd /d c:\<enter>

dir DualOSSwitcher.exe /s<enter>

It might help if you could also describe exactly what you did before the problem arose and also provide as much detail as you can on the issue itself.

I would strongly advise against reinstalling from scratch at the moment. It’s a lot of hassle…

[Denis Lapkaev]

I upgraded to windows 10 on microsoft website. Then the touchscreen didn’t work, so I found icnfirmware.sys file on the forum and fixed the touchscreen. After that I downloaded the os switcher, switched to the android and that’s it.

Found the directory. What command should I execute?

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[Denis Lapkaev]

DID IT! First, renamed the old directory, didn’t help. Then renamed the new one(on desktop) and windows booted.

Thank you very much for helping me!

[Jonathan]

Denis, sorry I didn’t see your post in time to offer help but I’m glad you figured it out anyway and you’re welcome for the help 🙂

BTW, the old one looks like it may have actually been the one that plays nicely with Win 10, you could probably use that one instead of the version I found God knows where 😉

 

 

[Denis Lapkaev]

The os switcher that you recommended works great, so I’ll just stick to it. Thanks again!

[Denis Lapkaev]

Oh, one more question. Can I delete windows.old directory now?

[Jonathan]

I don’t think you’ll have any problems if you remove the old Window’s directory. In the unlikely event that you ever needed to go back to 8.1 everything you’d need is available online anyway…

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