Windows 10 1803 Screen Rotation & Touch

Windows 10 1803 Screen Rotation & Touch

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    Dave
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    I have an A5C6 X98 Plus and I tried to use the latest dual boot BIOS so I can try out Android X86. When I was in Windows 10 1803, I noticed the Kionix Fusion Sensor stop working all together and giving me a Code 10 Cannot Start message in Device Manager. I reverted to the original BIOS using a software BIOS flasher twice and reinstalling 1803 using the original driver packs I found on 4PDA ru. Also tried using the latest drivers from Kionix and the registry script to update the orientation but that didn’t work. Anyone ran into this problem lately and have an updated resolution? Or should I try doing a reflash using a chip reader (I have one). Or am I looking at a possible hardware fault?

    This is the BIOS I tried out:

    New A5C6 Dual Bios Update (fix camera in android and windows)

    #145429
    Javanine
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    I don’t have a problem with the Kionix drivers but the latest Windows update messed up camera rotation so it’s always 90 degrees away from the correct orientation. Like if I’m in portrait, the camera thinks its in landscape. This happens with both front and rear cameras.

    I didn’t update touchscreen, sensor or Intel GPU drivers from the original Teclast-provided ones so this probably has to do with Windows.

    #145441
    Dave
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    Looks like I have to reinstall the original Windows 10 image for the device. I been having problems getting Android X86 to run correctly but don’t like the fact that Windows 10 apps are laughable.

    #145634
    Dave
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    Well installing the original Teclast Windows 10 image fixed the problem. I then used the Windows 10 Media Creation Tool to upgrade the tablet to version 1803 and rotation and touch are still working. Since it’s not a hardware failure, I’ll go back to test Android X86.

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