[steve cooper]

I was having the same problem with my tablet, phantom touches and the screen becoming unresponsive in both Windows and Android. I contacted Banggood who I bought it from and they decided it was a defective tablet, so I have returned it and they are sending me a new one.

[steve cooper]

I’m having the same kind of problems with my Vi10 pro. I’ve tried all kind of things but can find anything to fix it. I’m at the stage that I’m about to send the tablet back as faulty because the same problem in both Android and Windows leads be to believe it has to be some kind of hardware problem.

[steve cooper]

My tablet does the same thing in both Windows and Android. As well as the frezing mine will sudenly strat doing lots of phantom touches. Pressing the power to put it to sleep than back on normally fixes it until it happens again. I’m starting to think I have some kind of hardware problem and might have to send it back for replacement.

[steve cooper]

Did you find a solution to this as I’m having the same problem ?

[steve cooper]

I was having the same problem. This switcher is the one that I founds that works on my Vi10 Pro after upgrading to Win 10.

It’s from XDA froum

Hope it helps.

[steve cooper]

I just flashed Android using the files in Phillips “Chuwi VI10 PRO 64GB (Fix, Restore etc)” thread. My tablet is back working.

[steve cooper]

@ Phillip Thanks that was the stupid mistake I was making. I used the right numbers and the flash wnet perfect.

[steve cooper]

You are right about the wifi, I hadn’t thought to check if anything else had broken. I just had a quick looks at thing using the keyboard to navigate around and it looks like both wifi and bluetooth have quit working. I’m guessing that the blur fix messed up a configuration file but I have no idea were to start looking.

[steve cooper]

I’m having a problem flashing Android to my Chuwi VI10 PRO 64GB, my Serial: VI10PQ64G22150901*** . I did the following as layed out in the PDF instructions file.
1) Download the Bios files and flashed the bios to S165C. Turns out I should have checked the Bios first because it was already S165C but it flashed OK and everything worked no problem.

2) I couldn’t download the Manufacturing Flash Tool from the given link said “file is infected with a virus” so I got it from a different link, installed it and copied over the config file.

3) Checked the SOC VID and PID wirh device manager. Mine are 8087 and 0A5F

4) Checked the Android VID and PID wirh device manager. Mine are 8087 and 0A65

5) Download and extracted the Android image.

6) Set Andriod to the default boot device.

7) Started MFT set the VID’s and PID’s and selected the flash image.

So far so good as far I can tell everything up to this point worked as it should with no problems.

8) With MFT sat waiting ready to flash I booted the tablet into “DNX MODE” and then pluged into my PC.

The tablet sat there saying waiting for command and the MFT sat there saying ready to flash and nothing happened. After a couple of minutes the DXN mode timed out I guess and it started to boot to Android. At the point the MFT started to flash got to 5% saying booting droidboot image and didn’t get and further. After a couple on minutes it timmed out and failed.

I have tried doing things in a different order and get the same result.

1) Setup MFT, boot to DNX, plug it in.
2) Setup MFT, plug in tablet, boot to DNX
3) Boot to DNX, plug it in setup MFT.
4) Strat MFT, boot to DNX, plug it in, select flash image in MFT.

I can’t think of any other way to do it to try to get it to work. Can anyone see what stupid simply mistake I am making because I am at a loss.

 

 

Thanks.

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