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Maybe time will bring a solution.

I could send it back but the issue is not so big that I cannot work with the tablet. And returning from Europe to China is a bit tricky…

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No. The problem stays even with generic drivers. Maybe it is a problem with the hardware. But Wifi works fine.

Thanks for your help anyway! 🙂

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Hi again!

Tried using the newest driver from the Intel-Site (thanks for the hint!) but that also did not help.

Strange!

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I compared the Devicemanager of the secure mode with the one of the regular running windows 10 and found out that the problem with the display is caused by the Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 3165, which is needed for the wifi-connections (It is not loaded in secure mode so there was no problem there).

After deactivating the AC 3165 the display works perfect. For now I use a TP-Link USB-Wifi-stick. Too bad it only works with connected keyboard dock or with the wormlike USB3 adapter.

Maybe I am able to find another driver for the wifi-device.

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So, a fresh clean installation of Win 10 pro also did not sole the problem.

I fear, I will have to learn living with that issue.

Since the problem does not appear in secure mode, I will now try to deactivate hardware components piece by piece. Maybe there are driver conflicts…

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Yes, also tried that…

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Thanks for your replies!

Installing the latest drivers of the link above unfortunately did not help.

I will try to install Win Pro this evening.

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