[HELP] Windows fell by flash Android

[HELP] Windows fell by flash Android

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  • #15608
    Gogeta
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    • Posts: 17

    I had the same issue.

    Prepare a usb key with Windows 8.1/10 (i suggest you to use Rufus).

    You must have an usb hub with: usb keyboard and mouse, usb key with operating system.

    Power up the system and press ESC on the keyboard, press Boot Manager and then select EFI USB or some like it. After few seconds start the windows setup. For me it took about 1 hour to complete the setup

     

    You get drivers and Doubledrivers (the software for restore the drivers) from this thread. Put in the usb key after you prepare the iso with rufus

    Edit: MOST IMPORTANT THING: press POWER + VOL.DOWN and select Android boot. Turn off and then start the entire procedure. If you are in the Windows Boot, the procedure will not work 🙂

    #15622
    CardinalFang
    Participant
    • Posts: 114

    don’t you mean boot to win and then turn off? if he tries to press del while in android boot nothing will happen.

    #15647
    Gogeta
    Participant
    • Posts: 17

    No no, boot to android and turn off. When turning on, he must press ESC (not del) on the keyboard and follow the procedure.

    I have try with boot to windows and turn off but remain on the Chuwi Logo after the selection on the boot manager

    #15667
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    • Posts: 8

    I can use this microSD card ?

    The image of the system must be original , downloaded from Microsoft’s website ?

    #15682
    Gogeta
    Participant
    • Posts: 17

    No, only a stick memory or hdd connected via an usb hub. I have tried it but doesn’t work.

    You can download the iso image through the official Microsoft Creation Tool

    #15747
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    • Posts: 8

    Okay. Everything went without a problem.
    Now I’m trying to restore Android.
    I have a file flash.xml of such content.

     

    <?xml version=”1.0″ encoding=”utf-8″?>
    <flashfile version=”1″>
    <id>fastboot_dnx</id>
    <platform>anzhen4_mrd7</platform>
    <code_group name=”droidboot”>
    <file TYPE=”droidboot”>
    <name>droidboot.img</name>
    <version>eng.buildbot</version>
    </file>
    </code_group>
    <code_group name=”boot”>
    <file TYPE=”boot”>
    <name>boot.img</name>
    <version>eng.buildbot</version>
    </file>
    </code_group>
    <code_group name=”system”>
    <file TYPE=”system”>
    <name>system.img</name>
    <version>eng.buildbot</version>
    </file>
    </code_group>

    <code_group name=”osloader”>
    <file TYPE=”osloader”>
    <name>efilinux-userdebug.efi</name>
    <version>eng.buildbot</version>
    </file>
    </code_group>
    <code_group name=”stage2″>
    <file TYPE=”stage2_BAYTRAIL_EDK2_BYT_CRV2_X64″>
    <name>BYTC_IFWI_X64_R_MRDP1_7004_00_SecEnabled_EMMC.bin</name>
    <version>BYTC_IFWI_X64_R_MRDP1_7004_00_SecEnabled_EMMC</version>
    </file>
    </code_group>
    <code_group name=”CONFIG”>
    <file TYPE=”PARTITION_TABLE”>
    <name>partition.tbl</name>
    <version>eng.buildbot</version>
    </file>
    </code_group>
    <command>
    <string>fastboot oem start_partitioning</string>
    <timeout>60000</timeout>
    <retry>2</retry>
    <description>Start partitioning.</description>
    <mandatory>1</mandatory>
    </command>
    <command>
    <command>
    <string>fastboot erase system</string>
    <timeout>60000</timeout>
    <retry>2</retry>
    <description>Erase ‘system’ partition.</description>
    <mandatory>1</mandatory>
    </command>
    <command>
    <string>fastboot erase cache</string>
    <timeout>60000</timeout>
    <retry>2</retry>
    <description>Erase ‘cache’ partition.</description>
    <mandatory>1</mandatory>
    </command>
    <command>
    <string>fastboot erase logs</string>
    <timeout>60000</timeout>
    <retry>2</retry>
    <description>Erase ‘logs’ partition.</description>
    <mandatory>1</mandatory>
    </command>
    <command>
    <string>fastboot oem stop_partitioning</string>
    <timeout>60000</timeout>
    <retry>2</retry>
    <description>Stop partitioning.</description>
    <mandatory>1</mandatory>
    </command>
    <command>
    <string>fastboot flash fastboot $droidboot_file</string>
    <timeout>60000</timeout>
    <retry>2</retry>
    <description>Flashing ‘fastboot’ image.</description>
    <mandatory>1</mandatory>
    </command>
    <command>
    <string>fastboot -S 200M flash system $system_file</string>
    <timeout>420000</timeout>
    <retry>2</retry>
    <description>Flashing ‘system’ image.</description>
    <mandatory>1</mandatory>
    </command>
    </flashfile>

    How to edit it to not removed / damaged Windows?

    #15756
    Gogeta
    Participant
    • Posts: 17

    I don’t know, sorry 🙁

    #15823
    Anonymous
    Inactive
    • Posts: 8

    I understand.
    Is it possible to update Android 4.4.4 to RemixOS without removing Windows? Please help ….

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