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hi, I had a semilar problem with the partition. I have played with ubuntu and have destroyed the partition table. I thought I can use the flash images which can be found here – but the flash way doesn’t work. After one week I’ve found out why: (u)efi + grub. I’ve used the russian images, recommend by user tukull – here http://techtablets.com/forums/topic/heres-how-to-fully-restore-to-factory-win81-bing-android-4-4/
October 13, 2015 at 4:39 pm in reply to: Here's how to fully restore to factory win8,1 bing + android 4.4 #13178hi guys, just wanna say: THANKS! especially to tukull!
yeah, I played with ubuntu and destroyed the partition. After this action it was impossible to use the normal flash way. Therefore: thanks again!(I can play with ubuntu now as much I like ? ah tip: If the start usb works – make an iso and save it.)
October 13, 2015 at 4:36 pm in reply to: Here's how to fully restore to factory win8,1 bing + android 4.4 #13177hi guys, just wanna say: THANKS! especially to tukull
September 18, 2015 at 9:53 am in reply to: Cant get touchscreen working after windows 10 update #11608hi all, this happens to me too. I’ve tried already almost all drivers: from this site, from chuwi directly, from other sites, – nothing helps. Who has got an idea? This has happened since the last Win 10 update in September 2015
and sorry for my English ;- ) . I’m from Spain. The good thing is that you don’t need to type any linux commands. Just some mouse clicks. I’m still impressed, because I have no idea about linux ;- ) And very important: Be sure your battery is full! (now I’ve got 2 posts. jeje)
Hola all (my 1st post)
wow. sounds complicated, the manual via windows. It didn’t work for me. Too many steps to be done. I use this way:- deactivate the secure boot
- I use the gparted to delete the windows partion.
- use the partion tool in gparted: 1. delete windows partion then 2. merge the android one (just choose the one with the biggest size. hehe. love linux. very simple. the formation calls ext-4, volume ‘data’)
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