Reset software

[Giuseppe]

could someone help me ?

[fabio]

Hello,

How did you resolve the problem? I’m in the same condition.

Are you italian?

Thank you.

Fabio.

 

[Giuseppe]

yes I’m Italian! it is strange that no one here to answer should not be a complicated problem to solve .. by the way you are stuck alone with an update of the cube ! I have not done anything! the cube did not answer me , nor them ..

[Daniele Mandato]

Giuseppe wrote:

yes I’m Italian! it is strange that no one here to answer should not be a complicated problem to solve .. by the way you are stuck alone with an update of the cube ! I have not done anything! the cube did not answer me , nor them ..

Same problem guys italian here too, im unable to restore , boot from a pendrive from the bios doesn’t work too so can’t restore it

[silverstar]

–post edited–
I was restoring my android and this is what finally worked for me. I used rufus and the dual boot files from Chris.

For Android
In rufus, I created MBR for legacy bios/UEFI and chose the FreeDOS boot and copy all the files in the Android directory to it.

In bios, I chose Android (under advanced, system component, OS Image), then goto save exit and chose the Laucnch UEFI filesystem (can’t remember exact wording). This wiped out everything, leaving only the android icon in that white boot screen. But hey, finally got my android back.

For Windows (since mine was wiped during above)
In rufus, I created GPT for UEFI, NTFS, unclicked bootable. After that’s done, close and copy all the windows files in directory to it.

In bios, I chose Windows (under advanced, system component, OS Image), then goto save exit, and chose the USB drive. When the Windows option show up in the white screen, choose that.

Anyway, that’s how I finally got my android back.

[Laura]

do you have the dual boot version? if yes, you need to put the tablet in “windows mode” or booting from an external usb will fail. at the OS selection screen you should select windows and then spam the ESC key to go into bios and select the boot override from there

[Rinaldi]

silverstar wrote:

–post edited– I was restoring my android and this is what finally worked for me. I used rufus and the dual boot files from Chris. For Android In rufus, I created MBR for legacy bios/UEFI and chose the FreeDOS boot and copy all the files in the Android directory to it. In bios, I chose Android (under advanced, system component, OS Image), then goto save exit and chose the Laucnch UEFI filesystem (can’t remember exact wording). This wiped out everything, leaving only the android icon in that white boot screen. But hey, finally got my android back. For Windows (since mine was wiped during above) In rufus, I created GPT for UEFI, NTFS, unclicked bootable. After that’s done, close and copy all the windows files in directory to it. In bios, I chose Windows (under advanced, system component, OS Image), then goto save exit, and chose the USB drive. When the Windows option show up in the white screen, choose that. Anyway, that’s how I finally got my android back.

having the same problem any help please my android is fine what step do i need to take to restore windows it keep rebooting please help

[Roberto]

My android does not work, can i do only the first step:

For Android
In rufus, I created MBR for legacy bios/UEFI and chose the FreeDOS boot and copy all the files in the Android directory to it.

In bios, I chose Android (under advanced, system component, OS Image), then goto save exit and chose the Laucnch UEFI filesystem (can’t remember exact wording). This wiped out everything, leaving only the android icon in that white boot screen. But hey, finally got my android back.

 

or i have to do the second step (windows).

 

Thanks

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