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Ian Turner wrote:

Thanks. Some of the other ways made me a little nervous, this one seemed straight forward and worked like a charm. Now I have an amazing little Android unit.

glad it worked out for you 🙂

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gordon wrote:

hello there i was hoping someone can help me to flash android i have been messing with the tablet so now i only have windows on one partition and no other partitions left i was wondering if there was a way to have just android on the device since i think its better to have on instead of windows which just seems to be hard to use on such a small screen

here you go..  instructions inside….

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-DmaQu-3GuyS2xaUE9wNTVDaXM/view?usp=sharing

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dror lazar wrote:

Cardinal, how did you reinstall win10? Can you expand on that? It didn’t mess up the dual boot?

just make a bootable usb drive of Windows 10 Pro, then double click the “setup.exe” from the usb drive…and continue the installation. Make sure you have at least 6GB free space in C drive, after installation is complete run a disk cleanup and you’re done.

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make sure to format the sd card as fat32.

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Giacomo Fabbri wrote:

Thank god! Now it’s working! Thanks for all

glad it worked out for you.

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Giacomo Fabbri wrote:

Is there a way to use Windows to modify file on Android and solve the problem? Onestly I tried that guide just part 1 and 2 but everytime I plug the device it start working and then it stuck at 9% and after awhile I get an error

no, since you can’t see the android partition in windows.

that guide works 100%

Just make sure you’ve got all the correct drivers installed properly.

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Giacomo Fabbri wrote:

So may you link to a guide that will work for sure? I’m not interested to “save” what I have in Android but at least I’d like to use it even as a new device! Thanks I hope that you will help me

use this guide to re-flash the stock rom without touching windows.

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Giacomo Fabbri wrote:

How did you get out of the boot loop?? Please help me, I’m stuck thanks

since there is no permanent custom recovery for the hi8, there’s no way you can disable xposed without booting up the tablet. You’ll have to re-flash the stock rom, then follow the guide from the third comment to get xposed working without bootloop.

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Ian Turner wrote:

Which version of gParted did you use? Thanks

the “partition.tbl” method mentioned by Tony(2nd comment) works fine, way easier than gparted.

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Mert Osman wrote:

Thank you for your post and all your efforts. I have installed the Remix OS without touching Windows and it looks great. I’m using the Remix OS now but how can I switch back to Windows?

unfortunately, the “OS Switch” software is not available on Remix OS. You have to do it manually when booting up the tablet in OS selection menu.

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this method works fine..

http://techtablets.com/forum/topic/xposed-framework/

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try this….
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=xda.usbhost.test&hl=en
root needed.

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no…Android 4.4.4 🙁

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thanks it worked….

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what ? Android 5.0 ? how ? when ? lol you sure ?

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