Teclast X3 Pro clean install Windows 10

[Franck Harth]

Here is a question I already asked to Chris without answer.

Can anyone help me and explain me how to make a clean install for Windows 10 on this tablet.

I already made a bootable windows 10 usb key.
But how to boot on the usb key as it always starts with the existing windows ?
I tried with “ESC” to access to Boot parameters but there is nowhere parameters to boot on usb.
Thank you in advance.

 

[Anonymous]

I have the same problem with bootable usb and bootable DVD-ROM . Can’t start install procedure

[Daniel]

Have you formatted the usb the right way?

 

Connect USB drive to a Windows PC.
Open a command prompt with Admin rights and run the commands below

Enter the following command in the CMD window:

diskpart

With this command you can display the list of drives.

list disk

Now, identify your USB stick and enter the following command as a number (instead of “#”):

select disk #

You can delete all existing partitions from the USB stick with this command:

clean

With this chain of command, a new partition is created, then selected, activated and then formatted to FAT32. A drive is subsequently assigned when the procedure is completed:

create partition primary
select partition 1
active
format quick fs=fat32
assign

Now you can exit Diskpart:

exit

Mount the Windows 10 ISO and then copy all the files on the CD Image to the USB drive.

The UEFI bootable USB drive is ready. Connect it to the tablet. Boot into the BIOS. Under “Save & Exit” menu there is “Boot Override” menu, which should show your USB stick if UEFI detected it correctly. Select it to Boot from the USB and start the install.

[Franck Harth]

Daniel, thank you for your answer.

I have tried to format my usb key 64gb with fat32 system. But windows does not allow that.

I found a little software to format 64gb usb key with fat32 and I tried to copy all the files from my iso file. But the problem is that one file (install.esd) is bigger than 4 Gb which fat32 does not allow.

Are you sure that this has to be formated with fat32 ?

(update August 7th : I finally managed it by downloading another iso with smaller files. )

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