New Bios Fix for Hi10 64bit serials HI10 64G42151105000 and higher

[Jøran]

Fixed my flickering! Sweet 🙂

[Chris G]

Jøran wrote:

Fixed my flickering! Sweet

Great glad to hear!

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[Jøran]

Thx Chris! Flashed it yesterday actually, but figured i could post that it worked for me if someone was sceptical!;)

[Wynand]

Where’s the serial displayed so I know if I need to flash this? I rarely have the flickering.

[Chris G]

Wynand wrote:

Where’s the serial displayed so I know if I need to flash this? I rarely have the flickering.

On the back, below where it reads:

Input:5V 2A Model:CWI515 Designed by CHUWI made in China

The serial will read like this:

HI10 64G42151105000 It’s hard to see as it’s in grey.

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[Jesús Bañuelos]

What version is that? I’m currently using C106_B101UAN.607

[stéphane]

I flashed this new bios but I still have flickering, it resolved nothing for me.

[Jøran]

Did you flash the 608 bios or the 607?

[stéphane]

I just checked I flash the 608

[Liambass]

So what are the risks of doing this?

 

Everywhere says don’t do it unless you have to, my Hi10 does not see SDXCs so I guess this is the thing to fix it, if it’s going to break other things though I can just live with SDHC.

 

I’m currently on C106_B101UAN.606 and have a blue USB s/n:Q64G42151106832. Are the files in the link above right for me?

[Laura]

yes it’s ok for you to flash that.

usually flashing a bios has no risk if you know what you’re doing

[Liambass]

Well, I think I know what I’m doing…

• Fully charge tablet
• use rufus to format a pendrive to FAT32 GPT
• copy the contents of the folder in the rar to the root of the usb drive (this is the bit I’m not 100% on, I assume efi/, afuefi.txt, afuefix64.efi, BIOS.bin, C106_B101UAN.rom.exe and startup.nsh should be in the root directory rather than in a folder in the root directory?)
• Turn off tablet, plug USB drive and USB keyboard into tablet (does it matter which goes into which port?)
• Turn on tablet and press F7, choose to boot from USB drive
• Follow on screen instructions

Does that sound right? Anything I need to watch out for?

 

Thanks.

[Liambass]

Anyone? Is my previous comment the correct procedure?

Sorry for the double post, perhaps I’m being overly cautious, I just wanted to make sure due to the VERY limited support available.

 

Thanks.

[Sun Log]

Chris G wrote:

Hi, this is a fix

Hello. Thank you for your detailed instructions. I have Chuwi hi10 Q64G42151202677 model. with c106_B101UAN.607 x 64 version of BIOS. I tried 4352 version of driver. But the flickering still appears. Maybe you have some other thoughts how to resolve it? Should we write at Chuwi official forum?

[Alex]

Sun Log wrote:

Chris G wrote:

Hi, this is a fix

Hello. Thank you for your detailed instructions. I have Chuwi hi10 Q64G42151202677 model. with c106_B101UAN.607 x 64 version of BIOS. I tried 4352 version of driver. But the flickering still appears. Maybe you have some other thoughts how to resolve it? Should we write at Chuwi official forum?

 

I don’t think asking help from Chuwi official forum (both Chinese & English) is more useful than asking here, their Chinese forum is full of random / junk comments. I asked their support (through QQ – the China version of MSN) for the latest BIOS, ask them about the version, and they told me they also don’t know, I will know the version after I flash it…

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