Windows 10 Anniversary Update

[Gollum]

Sorry about that. I have made an clean install 2 months ago and removed Android. So I had enough space for update from last week.

[Geve]

Plug an USB external drive to your tablet might work.

[Pete]

Hi mate, go to the Microsoft site and use the Media Creation Tool to install the update. It only requires 8 gigabytes of space. Simply tell it to “upgrade now ” (after you download it)  and then choose “keep my files ” and ” keep my apps “.    Do not download the “Upgrade Assistant “! It wants 20 gigs! You can google “Windows 10 Anniversary CNet ” for the link…

[Honza Hluštík]

Guys I need to help. My Windows update crashed and now I only get Teclast logo. Tablet restarts and again Teclast logo. Android works fine. Is here someone to help me how to reinstall Win10 back?  Any idea?

[zahid]

How did you remove Android?

[Christof]

Has someone already done to install the Windows 10 Anniversary Update?

[Iñigo Martinez Lasala]

Me. Use media creator tool from Microsoft in order to create a bootable USB with Windows 10 HOME (not pro).

Then, execute setup.exe from USB plugged with OTG cable and wait. It will take about an hour and a half or more.

[Christof]

Thanks. It worked.

The only problem was the touch driver. I have downloaded the driver from here and install it again. (.bat file, adminstarator mode)

[Mike Woods]

Can you repost the link to the touch driver?

[Christof]

I got it from here. Downloads

[Idontknow]

I also made the update using an USB Stick and it worked quite well. The only thing was that I had to reinstall the audio driver from the driver pack here. The automatic search for drivers just found one for the hardware but inappropriate for the system. ??? What does that mean??? Well the driver from the 200MB driver pack installed flawlessly.

 

[Pandit]

Upgrading the X98pro was a peace of cake

first download Windows10 anniversary edition here from Microsoft

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10ISO/

Extract the contents of the downloaded ISO file to a USB stick

Connect the USB stick with a OTG cable to the tablet, In Windows the tablet will recognize the USB stick

Browse to setup.exe and run it, follow the instructions and after about one hour your tablet is running the newest Windows 10, no additional drivers are needed

 

Kindly regards Pandit

[daniel watson]

I did a fresh install of windows with the anniversary update and installed all the drivers from the download section.
But the installation of the camera driver fails all the time. I also tried to download those camera drivers somewhere else, but none seems to work.

Does your camera work?

 

EDIT: I got it to work with these files: http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/help-isp-camera-device-missing-driver/#post-14510

[BrianH]

Just took the plunge using a USB stick. Worked fine, but seemed to take ages. The system now seems to be more firmly English rather than Chinese lurking in the back. The touch screen stopped working, but reinstalling the downloaded driver from the kit did the job, no problem with the camera, and sound seems OK. Only problem I can see is I’ve lost the boot to android

[David]

OK, I deleted all my partitions and installed Anniversary edition clean from a WINPE USB stick. I noticed one issue afterwards. That was that my back side camera shows up as an “Unknown Device”. I only have my front side camera under imaging devices. The front side camera works fine. But no version of Windows 10 allows a driver to install for my backside camera. I was curious if possibly the frontside cameras had a bios on one of the partitions I deleted. So here is my question… “Has anyone here deleted all partitions then fully installed Windows 10 and do you have Both cameras working or did you end up with 1 camera driver installed and 1 unknown device”. I’m just trying to figure out if I had a hardware failure in my camera circuitry or if it could be a missing partition with the bios information for the back side camera.

 

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