Extended Starting Options if Windows does not Boot correct or restart

Extended Starting Options if Windows does not Boot correct or restart

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  • September 24, 2015 at 4:28 am #11866
    Robert McKinnon
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    Hello Chris

    I am having the same problem, I can boot to Android no problem.  But When I try to boot to Win 10 it gets to the login screen and shuts down.  Just exactly what did you do, tried to do it as you said but still it shuts down and boots to Android.  I also can not get to the bios.  The screen displays Entering DnX mode.  Waiting for fastboot command. . .

    September 24, 2015 at 2:47 pm #11878
    Chris M.
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    For me it was also a bit tricky to get into the extended startup options.

    On a normal PC you can do CTRL+F8 to get into the startup menu, but the boot of the tablet is too fast so i tried out to hard switch off (Power Button a few seconds) during first Windows Logo 3 times. The 4th time it boots to windows, i got a windows repair console, but for my Chuwi vi10 i could can enter the BIOS, by pushing Esc during boot or power on. Maybe you Tablet is not recognizig your keyboard as well during startup. Entering DNX mode is normally triggered during startup by having some other button pushed as far i remember. Power off the device then – press and hold volume down…

    Do you have a keyboard which have some LEDs to show you blinking when ready?

     

    September 24, 2015 at 5:21 pm #11881
    Robert McKinnon
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    Hello Chris

    Dumb ass me forgot about using the ESC key, but finally remembered.  I was then able to boot to Reflect which I also have on a USB Recovery drive (the boot menu option was deleted when I did a reset) and repaired the Windows install with one of 2 backups I made when I received Vi10 Pro.  Thank you anyway for your response, I did try your method but was not able to get to the repair console.

     

    Rob

    September 25, 2015 at 12:45 pm #11905
    Chris M.
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    Bzw… I found a very good and precise description. Hope i’m allowed to link.

    http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62383360&postcount=240

     

    October 20, 2015 at 11:41 am #13734
    TonTech
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    Ok i was able to do the trick but how do i disable or delete the Insyde OS Switcher? I can also go to the command prompt but not sure whats the command to delete it as well. Thanks for this it really helped a lot.

    Edit: Ok managed to solved it but the main problem was the driver issue on windows 10 lol but this really helped a lot thanks Man!

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