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Thanks for Your reply!

I think the thread can be closed now!

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Take a look at the backside of Your Tablet … 🙂

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CONGRATULATIONS, DEAR MR “MIKEL” 🙂

The working driver Package is downloadable here: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4EXB7Ngka9pQjI4eHlyVFVObWc

Notice: For Touchpad You need to search Windows-Driver with Windows10-Mechanism -> “Automatically install drivers”, so Windows will find, download and install the correct one!

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Your problem now is getting a working Windows USB Installation-Stick … So Duckduckgo or any other Searching-Machine will be Your solution …

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You`re welcome! Thanks for posting Your success!

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It has to work …

Could it be the USB-Hub You are using? I would try to take a 8GB USB-Stick. Please read more about how to get an EFI Windows Installation-Stick …

I tried Windows8 and Windows10, both worked. Sometimes You do not even have to run them from BIOS.

When You turn on the Tablet, the two Icons (for Android and Windows) should appear … choosing the Win-Icon should start the Installation!

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Congratulations! You are not far away from having Windows!

Did You rename / move the mentioned Files like cdboot.efi and so on? Do You have FAT32 on Your Stick?

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I repartitioned only the last 4 or 5 partitions with other sizes with an sysresccd-stick. Then i flashed with intel phone flashtool but without “gpt.bin” which would overwrite the modified partition-table

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No need to upload it again … it is the right file.

Go into bios and prove if bios protection is disabled.

Did you unzip the bios.zip and verify the md5sum?

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Your’re welcome!

To use Windows You need another BIOS as delivered! So try to flash it to Version 3.05, which is a Dual Boot BIOS to get Windows running.

I can not tell You, what went wrong …

The Stick has to be created as I wrote, otherwise the BIOS will not be able to boot from it.

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If everything worked right you should be on BIOS tpad v3.05!

To get a working Windows Install-Stick:

Use rufus with “mbr for uefi boot” and “fat32” option to create the stick from iso, then at stick, copy “bootx64.efi” file from /efi/boot folder into /efi/microsoft/boot and rename it to “bootmgfw.efi”, also rename “cdboot.efi” to “cdboot.bak”, then try again

 

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Here is the file which worked at my C2E3. Put it to /data/local/tmp where your bios file is located, too.

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Replace <bios-file.bin> with the real name of the downloaded file, without the <>.

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Please provide Yor full used syntax here.

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Did You enable USB-Debugging?

Please provide a link about the SD-Card issue. I did not prove this yet!

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