Chuwi Vi10 touch calibration

[Andrew Muljana]

How to install those touch screen driver?

[Chris G]

Move them to C:/Windows/System32/drives

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[Andrew Muljana]

Thanks Chris. It’s worked. The button to switch to android is missing though. If I still want this tablet to be dual OS what can I do?

[Chris G]

Andrew Muljana wrote:

Thanks Chris. It’s worked. The button to switch to android is missing though. If I still want this tablet to be dual OS what can I do?

 

See this post: http://techtablets.com/forums/topic/chuwi-hi8-windows-10-android-5/page/3/#post-8158

Same applies to all tablets on the Insyde bios.

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[grant gibson]

Thanks I worked it out in the end. I had to change the properties of the system 32/drivers folder from read only. I then moved the silead.sys driver on to my desktop and copied the new driver into the folder. It is now working correctly.

Thanks

Grant

[Chris G]

grant gibson wrote:

Thanks I worked it out in the end. I had to change the properties of the system 32/drivers folder from read only. I then moved the silead.sys driver on to my desktop and copied the new driver into the folder. It is now working correctly.

Thanks

Grant

Glad it worked!

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[Ian]

Just to update this thread. Having run through all the tips on here, after being pointed here by Google (great site BTW), I was still stuck.

It turns out a lot of the Hardware has changed since these problems started. Phillip was good enough to find a working set of updated drivers and actually pointed me in the direction I needed. I would have been eternally stumped had I not known the hardware had changed.

The thread can be found here S165C Drivers I hope it can help others too, my little Chuwi is now working 100% on Windows 10 so thanks for all the help guys.

[francisco gomes]

i have installed all these touch drivers on here (http://techtablets.com/2015/09/chuwi-vi10-windows-10-image-bios-update-and-drivers-released/) and still nothing. Can someone please help?

[Frosty]

I think there are different types of hardware.  So a solution which works for one person may not work for another.  I managed to solve my calibration issues and posted here about it:

http://techtablets.com/forums/topic/chuwi-vi10-cwi505-fresh-windows-10-enterprise-x86-driver-issues/

See the posts 4 and 5 in that thread.  Originally touch wasn’t working at all for me.  I had to get Philip’s touch drivers from here:

<span style=”color: #f84103;”>https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B_WhOdPMvW1OdjVic1J2elVGc28/view?usp=sharing</span&gt;

Then some mucking about with manually copying files might have helped.  I also deleted all previous calibration data and rebooted.  Then it all started working fine.

[francisco gomes]

I previously followed all the steps you took on those posts and still got nothing. Am i doing something wrong? isn’t “manually installing” the drivers simply copy and paste them in the C/windows/system32/drivers folder?

I’m losing hope here, really thinking about sending the tablet back or just have my money back if it’s still possible

[francisco gomes]

what if i flash with the bios from the windows 8.1 download section for the chuwi vi10? will it work in windows 10?

[Frosty]

I don’t want to give any advice which might involve flashing the BIOS.  I wasn’t prepared to do that sort of thing myself, as I didn’t want to risk a catastrophic problem if it wasn’t the right sort of firmware to match my hardware.  I was lucky that I was already running the latest BIOS version, so didn’t have to update it.

[Frosty]

When I talk about “manually installing” the drivers, what I mean is that I am not using a tool like Double Driver that others seem to like.  I’m kinda old-fashioned, so I unpack the .ZIP files, use Windows Explorer to look through the folders, then when I find the .INF file for the driver I want to install (.INF usually shows in Explorer with a file type of “Setup Information”), I right-click and choose the Install option.  The other method I have tried is to type in “DEVMGMT.MSC” and right-click, Run As Administrator … then find the ‘broken’ devices, right-click and select Update Driver Software, then Browse My Computer…, then navigate to the folder(s) where the driver(s) are, select the one which supposedly matches, and follow your nose.  A reboot every now and again helps too.  It still took me a couple of evening’s worth of mucking around to eventually sort it out.  Lots of dead ends.  I had to be persistent.

[francisco gomes]

first of all, thank you for the time you’re spending trying to help me. I’ve tried everything you said and still nothing. The thing is i have no touch driver under “human interface devices” on device manager, i just don’t have a single driver there that’s called “touch” or anything like that. I really don’t know how to solve this problem, formatted at least 5 times by now,tried all drivers, etc… How can i make a touch driver appear on human interface devices?

[bra]

Thanks for the tip. I copied the files then uninstaled the touch and it activated itself with correct touch setings

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