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After a while I can say Teclast Tbook 16 Power is a good tablet, yesterday I updated W10 to W10 Creators and now I haven´t problems using a pendrive and a multi-hub working more than 2hr, maybe later I’ll try use a microsd card.

My tablet is a M5F6 model.

Regards!

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After I installed and uninstalled various emulators for Android in W10, a very good alternative is the latest version of AmiDUOS. You can select “root” directly.

<span style=”line-height: 1.5;”>I thought the definitive solution was going to be using Bluestacks 2, but this Android emulator has problems when I rotate the screen of the Tpower.</span>

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Someone could root Android of Tbook 16 Power?

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So, anybody here has problems with the micro SD card in the Tbook 16 Power?

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You can boot W10 Pro X64 formatting one USB stick (8GB) with RUFUS: FAT32, the option of UEFI (I don’t remember now), and ANY imagr of W10.

W10 works well, an issue, for example, is when I installed Chrome (replacing Edge browser) and if I pin (is that the word?) the direct access on the task bar while the direct access of Edge is there, when I start Chrome the screen blinks until I remove the direct access of Chrome.

When I choose Chrome as my default web browser that issue dissapears. Is that a dirty war of Microsoft?

Thanks to this adventure I know the tablet has 2 disk, I work all on disk 1 (with more space and 15 partitions before I clean all, now with 57GB), I don’t know who contains disk 0. I ask myself if in disk 0 I can install (revive) Android.

 

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Finally:

• I have W10 Pro on my tablet! (Wyg method).
• I f*cked the Android partition (my SNES games!).
• I have the same problem on my micro sd cards and USB stick type C (and maybe type A).
• … And others issues…

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Well, I followed the steps posted by Wyg Events, I have W10 Pro X64 on my Tbook 16 Power, but I start the steps from #2, on step #8 I have an issue, I couldn’t install W10 because the partition wasn’t clean (on disk 1 I had 15 partitions), when I cleaned the disk with DISKPART  I delete Android, I supose that.

Another issue is the camera driver and I don’t know if the problem of the SD cards was fixed, but now the disk C has more space (35GB! better than 12GB before the installation).

Maybe exists steps for reinstall Android, but that’s another story.

Thanks!

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Hi Wyg Events, thanks for the explanation. Do you have a link to explain step 3? ‘Cause a W10 64 Bits  image has more of 4GB and to save that on a USB stick formatted in FAT32 is impossible.

Thanks.

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*FAT32… Did you boot the tablet using FAT32 or NTFS?

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1. Hi debmw, I tried with an USB hub, 1 USB FAT32 with WinPe files and 1 USB NTFS with W10 files, when I boot with USB FAT33 nothing happened, when I boot with USB NTFS I have an error. Maybe the error is the downloaded files…

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Hi Mouki Shak, welcome to my world! (the same steps, the same question, all for upgrade W10).

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Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll try tomorrow. A question, someone else has the problem of micro SD and / or USB on the Tbook 16 Power

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Wow… That’s very strange, usually I don’t update Android, thanks for the advice.

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Well, nicolas, you did an excellent work uploading the files on Mega, I’ll try to download the files again, maybe the error should be in the download.

I hope updating Windows fix the problem of SD cards on my tablet, I’ve tried all the possible solutions, but nothing, in some minutes (or seconds) the USB type A and type C, the micro SDHC and micro SDXC connects to the tablet and then disconnects, that’s disapointing. You know the Windows partition has less space, my solution for now is save all my work on C disk.

Thanks again for your work!

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