[Frederik]

I’ll have time to try this build only later, but I already want to let you know that I appreciate your work!

Would like to how the stylus works on this build. 🙂

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[Frederik]

Search for the soulution on XDA forum page.
If I recall it’s some registry file that fixes that.

[Frederik]

You’re doing a great work here!
I don’t use my tablet for gaming, but I appreciate your work!

I see you have a good understanding of handling the Bios and CPU which I lack.
Maybe you know how to modify the setting for the best battery configuration? Any recommendation?

 

[Frederik]

Try removing the back cover and check if the battery is connected to the motherboard.
When I received my unit I had the same problem, but slightly different, so it may or may not work.

[Frederik]

Same thing here

[Frederik]

When I just received my tablet I had the same issue like yours.
I opened the back cover and the battery wasn’t attached to its socket.
Try checking it out.

[Frederik]

Device: Cube i7 Stylus 64bit
*Turning WiFi / Bluetooth doesn’t work: Toggle freezes on attempt to turn on.
* Stylus and Keyboard works!
* Touchscreen doesn’t work
* 2.4Hz wireless mouse works!
* No RTL Hebrew language?
* Both cameras work!
* ESC functions as Backspace
* Resolution is too high, items appear small, especially clock
* Can’t switch to other clock functions like alarm etc.
* Power button on tablet brings power menu instead of dimming the screen
* No HDMI output to larger monitor
* Ctrl X + Ctrl V works!
* Can’t open multiple file managers for drag n’ drop
That’s basically all I could test because WiFi didn’t work.

[Frederik]

ctrl+p or fn+f7
or through Intel software

[Frederik]

It seems my tablet disables the touch option when I do not use touch for long periods.
Then I need to touch and hold, then it works again.

[Frederik]

Had the same problem when I ordered mine.
The battery wasn’t connected to the device.
Solution:
Disassemble the back cover and connect the battery to the device.

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