[Javier González]

The error persists even with the latest BIOS image you gave me, and I still have the G1D BIOS version.

[Javier González]

the error closes the shell real fast, but I think is something like EFILINUX ERROR or something similar.

[Javier González]

Yes, I just checked and my bios was G1D_S165_206 instead of the J1D…, i’ve tried to flash the right bios, but it wont let me, I dont know why. I’ve previously installed windows, but drivers are not recognized and DoubleDriver doesnt work.

[Javier González]

The tablet now recognizes USB on android, I’m now going to try to install Windows . Thank you very much Jonathan, you saved my life.

[Javier González]

hello Jonathan,

i attach two pictures with the output of both commands i ran, and all 3 files appear in my sd card (jon_setup, jon_UEFI and jon_custom)

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[Javier González]

Yes, the touchscreen works on TWRP, and my BIOS I believe is J1D_S165C_206

[Javier González]

Yes, It’s exactly what I did, my bios wasnt recognizing the USB drives I was using to install Windows, so I touched something in the bios related to the USb, and that’s when I messed up the USBs

 

I have the official Chuwi keyboard, which is connected via pins, and that doesn’t work either.

[Javier González]

@Jonathan Yes it did, but still doesn’t recognizes USB drives

[Javier González]

@Jonathan I followed all the step you gave me to flash the file, and I did it, but USB still doesn’t work on Android nor the BIOS.

Another issue, does anyone knows why Android on the Chuwi VI10 does not have sound? I cannot get the audio to work, even though it is the official image for the tablets.

Since I can’t install Windows, i would like at least to have a fully functional Android.

 

thanks!

[Javier González]

Good morning everyone,

I’ve tried to flash Jonathan’s file, but I still can’t get the USB to work. When the BIOS boots in order to switch OS from Android to Windows, a message saying”Android has been blocked by the current security policy”. Any other idea? I tried rooting Android with a method that had previously worked, but It doesn’t work anymore, I’ll try to find another way.

 

 

[Javier González]

The printed number is 221511****, but unfortunately I cannot boot into windows because it’s not installed, I can only boot Android. Any idea?

 

Thanks for the help.

[Javier González]

Thanks for the help Jonathan, I didn’t realize Gparted was a option, now that i’m aware of, I probably will use, even though it will take ages lol.

 

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