[Daniel Leal]

Hello I had this issue and I found the solution in XDA

 

<b>”Fix time after changing switch between Android and WIndows</b>

Run regedit.exe. It is located (C: \ Windows \ regedit.exe)
Opens this way the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ the SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ the Control \ TimeZoneInformation \
Right-click on ( TimeZoneInformation ) – select – New -> DWORD parameter (32bit)
New option to rename RealTimeIsUniversal
Double-click to open RealTimeIsUniversal and change RealTimeIsUniversal key ( 0 ) to ( 1 ).
Set the current time and the time zone in hours and restart the system, check the time (corrected to correct the last time, if necessary)))
Reboot in Android then back to Windows and check again their time.”

 

I hope it works for you!

[Daniel Leal]

Hello, I had the exact same happening on my x89 and after I opened it I found out that there was a burnt diode on the main board so I removed it and soldered a new one and the problem was solved. This most likely happens due to high current on the diode like if per example you had plugged in too many peripherals. Hope you can sort it out with my hint!

[Daniel Leal]

Good evening guys, is this still an issue?  I just bought my x98 plus from gearbest and next week it should be here, I got a little concerned with this post… Should I turn off the automatic updates to prevent this?  I don’t want my new tablet to brick on the first use :s

 

Kind regards, Daniel Leal

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