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Katagiri wrote:

Does it get better if you change those configurations?

I have not tried.

I have confirmed when the tablet is suspended, after turn it on, the problem does not exist.

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I still have the same problems. I have a Samsung Evo Plus 128GB microSD card. I use it for install programs (that way i save space in tablet).

I always carry it inserted in the slot card, and when I turn on the tablet (if the tablet is off for a long time) and Windows starts, the tablet doesn’t recognize the microSD card. I also have to remove it and then re-insert the card (after doing this, the tablet recognizes the microSD card).  If I reboot the tablet (or I turn it off and turn it on in a short period of time), when Windows starts, the tablet also recognizes the microSD card and everything works correctly. But if I tun off the tablet for more than 15/20 minutes (approximately), whe I turn it on and Windows starts, the tablet doesn’t recognize the microSD card again.

I have acceded to the BIOS and I put here some photos of I think refers to the microSD:

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I have the same problem… ¿Any solution?

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Wylver wrote:

Do you have the newest version… 

Hi Wylver and thank you.

I have the newest version of Windows 10, i don’t have any update.

I have tried to delete the driver an reinstalling from the package as you suggested me and it shows the same message. I also tried reinstalling “Intel(R) Imaging Signal Processor 2500” driver, but it does’nt work.

I created a bootable Windows 10 USB-Stick with Microsofts Meadia Creation Tool to do a clean reinstall of Windows 10.

I see the thread concerning the Cube i9 you have put and I have tried to do what is there (leave the driver “Intel(R) Control Logic” on version 15.28.49.199) but it does’nt work.

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Wylver wrote:

Have you tried deleting the installed drivers and reinstalling them? When installing the drivers, do you point to your directory of drivers or do you let the tablet search the web for drivers? My cube i7 book didn’t arrive yet, so I can’t test stuff myself, sorry.

Hi Wylver. I have tried all the options you say (point the directory of drivers & searh the drivers on the web) and it does not work. Windows says this:

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