Some Android issues with Teclast Tbook 16 Power

Some Android issues with Teclast Tbook 16 Power

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  • July 13, 2017 at 3:09 am #69143
    Jeff
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    Has anyone noticed that sometimes you get a black unresponsive screen after you unlock the device on Android? Then when you lock it with the power button, and try unlocking again, the issue persists until reboot? I’ve had problem for a while now, and it seems random. Seems like uninstalling TextNow made it a lot less frequent.

    Also, does anyone know how to make the physical Windows button work as a Home button in Android? It may help with the above issue, or at least be more useful than doing nothing.

    Lastly, how do I reduce the amount of home screens on this device? I only really need 1, as this is a secondary device.

    July 13, 2017 at 4:20 am #69145
    Mike
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    No, mine seems pretty solid.  No unresponsive black screens.

    Do you have an M5F6 or M5F8?

    July 13, 2017 at 4:24 am #69146
    Jeff
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    M5F8. What about the other issues? And I’d really like your query on my OTA updates thread.

    July 13, 2017 at 8:04 am #69151
    Mike
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    I’ve got an M5F8 too.  Don’t know about making the physical Windows button (you mean on the keyboard?) work under Android or how to reduce the number of home screens (you mean sliding left/right on the main home screen?).

    But I did respond to your OTA update thread.  Hope it helped.

     

    July 13, 2017 at 5:43 pm #69184
    Jeff
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    Mike wrote:

    I’ve got an M5F8 too. Don’t know about making the physical Windows button (you mean on the keyboard?) work under Android or how to reduce the number of home screens (you mean sliding left/right on the main home screen?). But I did respond to your OTA update thread. Hope it helped.

    By physical Windows button, I mean the Windows logo on the right of the screen. Sort of like the home button on other devices, except it doesn’t work on Android. Thanks for suggesting the keyboard though, gave me an idea to try it out when the black screen happens.

    Yes I mean the extra home screens you get sliding left or right. And really, thank you for your input. Thankfully the black screens almost never happen anymore after I uninstalled TextNow. I think it has to do with its “Screen Lock” setting (put screen to sleep during calls), even after I disabled it.

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