If normal USB Type A doesn’t work, you can just stick to one PD charger for your phone or tablet aswell (if they have USB Type C). I can charge all my devices (Laptop, Phone, Power Bank, Earpods) with one charger and one cable like that and you can connect each device with each other because both sides are the same Type C port.

My batteries work for around 2-3 month with average usage. However I think that the pen discharges batteries relatively quick when not using the pen for some time (might  be the batteries themselves aswell). You could try different batteries or try removing the batteries when not using the pen for some time.

Nice to hear. How is it performance wise? How are the chance of getting the things which are not yet working fixed?

Also can you link the threads of the forum with the relevant information?

Best regards

I just tried FydeOS and it works better than CloudReady. Touchscreen and even Stylus work, however the Touchpad still doesn’t work even though you can try out a variety of touchpad drivers when setting up the system. Otherwise it is pretty much usable except for some smaller things

I tried Cloudready aswell but without Touchpad it is hardly usable.
Since Chrome OS is Linux based, isn’t there a way to use the drivers used for Ubuntu where they got the Touchpad to work in another thread?
If Touchscreen/Touchpad/Fingerprint/Tablet Mode Detection work, I might dump Windows or at least Dual Boot both.

You could try looking for Batteries for the “Trekstor Primebook C13” Laptop since it uses the same housing as the F6 pro. However I don’t know if they use the same battery.

You could try enabling “Ignore Touch Input when using Pen in Windows 10”  in windows. However for me Pen Input works fine when resting my palm on the screen whether I have this enabled or not.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/111017-turn-off-ignore-touch-input-when-using-pen-windows-10-a.html

Very interesting, thanks for the tutorial.

Might try the copper shim on the cpu. My laptop actually got so hot that the glue of the rubber foot closest to the cpu lost contact to the foot and it fell of.

When doing only the copper shim, do I still have to remove the plastic bracket for the SSD?

I am having the same issue. Since I changed the function of my power button from “Sleep Mode” to “Turn Screen off” in energy options anyways, the power button “On/Off” toggle works within 1 second which is fine for me. Another workaround without having to enter sleep mode would be toggling tablet mode and back be expanding the Laptop above 180° and back.

As it seems, the popping is still there when using headphones (Popping approximately once every second). Any way to get rid of this?

For me it was {4d36e96c-e325-11ce-bfc1-08002be10318}011 so it is not always the same.

Did you register any significant battery life losses with the FF FF FF FF option?

I have attached the new version of the SIPO TP Controller (1.0.1.2 instead of 1.0.0.5), installing this fixed my problem.

SIPO TP (Touchpad) Controller is responsible for the Touchpad I think. It is disabled on my laptop so you should try.

You can disable the automatic switch to tablet mode in settings and the Keyboard/Touchpad will still disable if you prefer.

Yes the .reg file only needs to be executed, not copied. I’ll correct it.

I found some interesting information about this problem:

Another Laptop Model Trekstor Primebook C11 has the exact same problem. In an Amazon review someone wrote (translated):

“To activate the automatic tablet mode I have copied the file HingeAngleService into windows/system32 and additionaly executed HingeAngleService.reg (to load it into…[Read more]

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I have the same issue. But unlike the others, I have not reinstalled Windows or resetted the device at any point.

Also I am sure that it worked properly in the beginning.

All I did that might have effected this was the regular Windows update and also automatic driver updates in device manager (for example for the two Kionix Accelerometers).…[Read more]