Problems with my teclast x16

Problems with my teclast x16

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  • #28827
    Kräm
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    1. 2 options, you can root it yourself and install a app that will push it into a lower power state or another gentleman on this board has made a ROM image
    2. Possibly due to the format on those cards, make sure they are formatted FAT32
    3. Try checking out this thread…. Try my touchscreen fix also change out the screen protector
    4. I too have this problem, couldn’t tell you why

    Now what I recommend is you pack this thing up and get you money back…. ASAP

     

    Good luck

    #28829
    Eduardo Sousa
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    Thank for your answers.

    1. I might try to root it and install a app to push it to lower power settings. Can you recommend one?
    2. They are formated in FAT32.
    3. The fix you mentioned fixed the touchscreen only in windows am I correct? (It does work ok in windows by the way it is only lagging in android)
    4. Did you find a way to always turn it on? Does any one also have this problem?

    Unfortunately returning it is out of the question!

    #29315
    Eduardo Sousa
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    Ok a small correction the sd cards were not formatted in FAT32 but they were in exFAT (Windows 10 only formats in exFAT now).

    So I got a 64GB card to work as soon I formatted in FAT32 it started working.

    So in conclusion if you have a teclast x16 pro/power the microsdcard in ANDROID must be formatted in FAT. So windows 10 user’s be careful.

     

    #29346
    Kräm
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    2) Windows doesn’t like to format large cards for fat32, but they can sill read & write it,  I would recommend moving the data off temporarily.  Then format them in Android and move the data back on.

    or

    http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/windows-and-office/format-fat32-drives-beyond-32gb-limit/

    or

    use your favorite 3rd party partition manager to for the SD card.

    #29348
    Eduardo Sousa
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    I used linux to format the card :p

     

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