[Carl]

Roger wrote:

I have a 1x also but the touch is all screwy. You touch the left and it registers the touch on the right etc.. etc… any ideas..? roger

Could be a driver issue, most Chinese tablet manufacturers use weird touchscreen driver set ups. Try doing a roll back or updating the touch screen driver in Device Manager > Human Interface Devices > KMDF HID MiniDriver for Touch I2C Device.

Otherwise I have a back up of all my working iwork1x drivers here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BwfIairJYiqDaHBwMXBCRlhpcXc

You can grab the sileadtouch driver out of there and try using it to update your touch screen driver.

 

If that doesnt work it may be a hardware failure…

 

[Carl]

My apartment is fairly small, but the tablet has full wifi strength in all rooms, even thought there is a lot of interference (15+ other APs in range) I think it is helped by the fully plastic back on this tablet.

I have notice the screen gap is very small as well, it looks quite close to an OGS screen.  It’s a pity they used 16:9, this tablet in 3:2 would be perfect!

[Carl]

I just received my iwork1x, its a great tablet for the price. For some reason it came with a full size usb3 port on the side, where all the specs and official site say it’s meant to be a micro…i’m very happy with that, but im not sure why it’s not mentioned anywhere??

The SSD is a Sandisk DF4064 which is good, the only negative so far is the Realtek N wifi card, no 5ghz or AC 🙁

 

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