Windows10 on iWork10 doesn't boot.Black screen.EASY FIX

Windows10 on iWork10 doesn't boot.Black screen.EASY FIX

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  • #48702
    Reburned
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    Hello everybody. I’m new here and new in the world of Chinese tablets. Sorry for English mistakes, but I wanted to share my experience with corrupt Windows on my new Cube iWork 10, more precisely i15TCL. Let’s say i15T because I used image file with duo OS. It is A LOOOOT people on internet struggling with windows on these tablets and its quite difficult to recover. So me too got in to trouble when I tried to restore factory setting, my tablet hanged on 7%. After waiting for 1 hour, I started to push power button, restart, and so on, and so on… Final result was NO WINDOWS. After many hours in internet, I stumble on your WONDERFUL site. After reading little bit, I downloaded  I10 ultimate i15T dual boot file (that 6.4 GB) and double driver file. Now ill try to guide you to help fix problem faster.

    Step 1 was to download right software like I said.

    Step 2. If Android works- don’t touch it. Completely switch of tablet.

    Step 3. Get 1 computer with any windows (at least Win7) OS, 1 USB hub, 2 USB sticks (one 8GB,and one 32GB) ,1 OTG USB cable, 1 keyboard (with USB cable or wireless) and huge  bucket of patience 🙂

    Step 4. Extract these 2 downloaded files on your PC in different folders.

    Step 5. Take 8GB USB stick and quick format it on your PC with fat32 file format and when its done, rename USB stick WINPE

    Step 6. Take 32GB USB stick and  quick format on your PC with NTFS file format, rename it WINPE after it’s done formatting.

    Step 7. Go to folder with extracted biggest file and find folder named USB1. Click on it, and copy all files from it into 8GB USB stick. DON’T MODIFY FILE MAIN.CMD !!!! DON’T WRITE ANYTHING IN IT!!!!

    Step 8. In same extracted place you will find folder with name USB2.Click on it, and copy file from it into 32GB USB stick.

    Step 9. Take you tablet, plug OTG cable into macroUSB, connect USB hub into it, Plug keyboard or wireless adapter into hub, plug 8GB USB stick into hub.

    Step 10. Press power button on tablet for aprox. 3-4 sec while same time pushing F7 button on keyboard.

    Step 11. It will bring menu with options to chose: you’ll se your USB stick, chose it and press ENTER.

    Step 12. It will reboot one time and will open CMD window running script. Let it run aprox.1-2 sec and then plug 32GB USB stick into hub. It will start installation of windows. Let it run. It will automatically end and restart after its done.

    Step 13. After restart remove USB sticks from hub, chose windows to continue and wait. Tablet will go few times in reboot and in the end windows show up. It takes aprox. 20-30min.

    Step 14. When you’ll get your windows back, it will have most drivers on it. But touch screen will be inactive. You need to open device manager, delete Goodix Touch HID device. Then restart tablet. Take any USB stick, plug into you PC. Remember where you extracted your driver archive??? Ye, go there and copy folder with name Goodix Touch HID into USB stick.

    Step 15. Plug stick into tablets USB hub. Go to device manager. There you will see faulty device. Click on it to update drivers. Chose to brows for driver into your tablet, go to USB with folder Goodix Touch HID, click on it, check to look in subfolders, and press enter.

    LAST STEP Enjoy your windows10 AGAIN 🙂

    P.S. It doesn’t remove windows activation key and everything works fine.

    #48726
    Reburned
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    P.S. When you have got windows back, go and do system reset. I did it today. It takes aprox. 2-2.5 hours. So leave tablet and don’t worry for about 2 hours 🙂

    #48755
    Hans Sprungfeld
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    And why not just install Windows 10 normally (new) … makes no sense doing it this way.

    #48768
    Reburned
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    Did you tried? When you need android and windows to work on same tablet? That’s why THIS SITE EXIST. I don’t have valid windows10 and don’t know much about working with partitions, and I believe, there is many like me, so I chose files provided for that tablet here. Another problem is that there is no many options on internet to chose when it comes to iso images for Chinese tablets. So if you have easy and simple way to install windows 10 on this tablet, with all Chinese drivers, please share with us. At least, ill be thankful for that. Cheers.

    #50488
    Michelle
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    Hello everyone, I have a problem with my cube iWork 10 (i15TD) dual os, build number is i15-T_v1.0_20160302. The tablet is NOT rooted.
    I hope someone can help…
    After I had some problem turning on The tablet I thought restoring to factory settings might help, so I restored the Windows 10, and all went fine. Then I restored the android From factory data-reset all personal data. However, now I can not enter a backup account. In the backup account I see “backing up to debug-only private cache”.
    I tried to google about this issue but couldn’t find nothing except something that fix it with a root.
    Can anyone please help about this issue?

    Michelle

    #54897
    Felipe do Prado
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    Hellow everyone,

    I have a I15-TCL (type-C variant) and my windows are totally full of virus.

    Someone tried Reburned’s methot to reinstall windows? With Sucesses?

     

    All the other methots looks like so complicated.

    (in the files, is there a script who makes all re-partions necessary???)

    Thanks.

    #54954
    Reburned
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    hi Felipe.U can just do factory reset on windows.It takes looong time and it remove viruses…. But if u cant get into windows then its different case… 😀 That other method I wrote about, I used when screwed with factory reset and did work for me. After 1.5 hour of waiting for tablet response, I turned it off and all restoring process went into ass. So there was no other way just to restore whole windows partition with previously written method. It didn’t delete activation key and didn’t screw android either. If your android is fine, don’t do anything with android installation. Just concentrate on windows and everything will be ok. It is not necessary to use exactly same size of usb sticks like I described, use with enough memory. One thing thou, after installation you’ll need remove password request after save screen, or else every time you tablet awaking from standby, touchscreen will not work until u use usb keyboard. Somebody suggested format whole system and install just windows but I don’t know is it possible. So if anyone knows more about touchscreen going off after putting tablet in standby mode, please give some info 😀

    #55063
    Felipe do Prado
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    Thanks Reburned.

    First off all, I will try the factory reset.

    Bye.

    #221269
    SomniusX
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    Step 1 was to download right software like I said

    Are the files available someplace?

    #228042
    Henry James
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    Thank you for sharing your experience with recovering Windows on your Cube iWork 10 tablet. Your step-by-step guide provides a valuable solution for others facing similar issues. It emphasizes the importance of having access to reliable information when encountering problems. Similarly, SRD status check are essential in ensuring efficient and transparent distribution of social welfare, allowing individuals to verify eligibility, track progress, and address any issues promptly. By sharing your experience, you highlight the significance of both accurate troubleshooting resources and streamlined assistance processes.

     

    #231613
    Robert
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    Hey, thanks for this amazing guide! I had the same issue with my Cube iWork 10 and your step-by-step instructions were a lifesaver. Following your tips, SASSA Status Check I got Windows 10 up and running again without any trouble. Really appreciate you sharing this detailed process.

    #233278
    Dev Joe
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    Welcome! Thanks for sharing your detailed experience with recovering Windows on the Cube iWork 10. It sounds like a challenging process, but your step-by-step guide will help others facing similar issues. Running over a bird meaning Great job on persevering and getting everything back up and running! If anyone else encounters this, your instructions are a valuable resource.

    #234130
    Williams
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    If Windows 10 isn’t booting on your iWork10 and you’re facing a black screen, try restarting the device, checking cable connections, and booting in Safe Mode. You may also need to reset BIOS/UEFI settings or use installation media to repair Windows. Additionally, ensure your device is working properly if you’re checking the SASSA SRD status, as device issues can affect online access.

    #234357
    Jessy Pinkman
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    Hi everyone! I just wanted to say thank you for this wonderful site – it really saved me from a major headache with my Cube iWork 10 (i15T). Like many others, I ran into serious issues when trying to restore factory settings. My tablet got stuck at 7%, and no matter what I tried – holding the power button, restarting – I ended up with no Windows at all.

    After hours of searching online, I found this community and downloaded the i10 Ultimate i15T dual boot file (about 6.4 GB) along with the Double Driver file. I’m so grateful for the resources here, and I wanted to share my experience in case it helps someone else struggling with these same problems.

    However, if you are in need you can apply for SASSA grant and check your SRD status check on this official and authentic website. I am using it since 2023.

    #236699
    Madelyn Hart
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    This inclusive tone makes it relatable to a broader audience.
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