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

[Jøran]

Well mine is dead as well :/ I’ve tried to flash it with my raspberry pi, but it doesn’t recognize the chip. did any of you had that problem?

I did use an logic level converter, however i had some problems finding 1.8v supply, but found a small resistor on the rpi which gave out 1.8v, so i soldered it onto that one.

Now i don’t know what to do, lol 😛

[Jakub Jelínek]

I’ve ment power led on the USB hub (or any flashdisk). It just powers on and then every second blinks off for an instant (as when it resets).

Also the CPU got warm before, now it stays cold.

[Jakub Jelínek]

My flash chip was recognised without a problem, flashed OK, verified (even repeatedly). But no luck with powering up.

[Anton]

Let me back up, you flashed the “bios to fix sdcard flickering” and this caused the brick?

If so I could only suggest you retry flashing the link I sent and keep messing around with the power buttons.

Mine appeared dead after flashing, it did not power on or flash charging led immediately.

I just kept hitting the power button while it was plugged in to micro usb to charge.

[Cyberheater]

I have to say my boot issues and random screen glitches have completely gone since I upgraded my bios.  It’s well worth it if you manage not to brick your tablet.

[Greezy]

My tab bricked after flash bios.

The tablet and the led incator don’t power on

I made test from mobile phone, connect on usb and try to charge. Try power on, but get black screen, my phone just charge some seconds, no more

My tab is

Q64G42160203426

Exists any solution?

[Thiện Và Đồng Bọn]

i have chuwi hi10 Q64G42160202447 model. It was brick when i flash bios. Can i use this bios for my tablet.

 

[fuorigioco1981]

when you say flickering i too had it with .607 bios and the problem was in intel HD card settings!

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