[George]

Normally even on my desktop pc i encounter that download stopping issue on steam…

Check if you encounter the same issue when you download a game on the emmc memory(search for a small game). If you get a decent download speed and fewer interruptions your micro sd “controller”  might be a bit faulty. Or try copying a big file from emmc memory to the sd card and see how that handles. If it works fine with the big file, steam servers might be the problem 🙂

[George]

Happy it works now :), Enjoy it!

[George]

Check in the device manager if you have the sd card component present.There should be a driver for your sd card component, it should show up in the device manager try uninstalling it and after that let windows get the driver.

If it doesn’t i’ll extract it and then i’ll post it here 🙂 and you’ll give it a shot with that one

[George]

Just try a fresh install of win10 keep in mind you have to name the usb “WINPE”

If it doesn’t show up that binary screen after pressing Volume+Up(first) and then Power,turn off the tablet connect a usb keyboard do that again and spam Esc it might work and you get in the bios!

If you manage to get in the bios go to SCU ->Security

check if TPM State is enabled !

TPM Availability should show “Available ”

TPM operation it should be “No operation”

Do not clear the TPM!

If we get this far check on boot if everything is enabled.

Use This Video! as a guide ! if you manage to get in bios…

Tell me if you managed to reinstall windows 🙂 hope for that option to work straight ahead

[George]

Try this first:Check if wi-fi is disabled !(it has to be disabled for the modem to work)

uncheck manual port selection and also disable dongle suspend and try to turn on the dongle again.

If that doesnt work you should try to root your tablet and use the program called “PPP Widget 2” from playstore as your “connection software”

As the guy from ppp widget said you should use superSU as your main root app(easy to do) but first:install kingoroot get the root access and start PPP widget 2 and give it the rights to root and see if it doesn’t crash it might work from the first attempt.

If the program crashes or something try: – install superSU-give superSU root rights and deactivate(block) the kingoroot from Settings->Apps and then try again with superSU as your primary root app

You could provide the maker and model(serial blabla) of the 3g dongle(found on the label inside where the sim card is) and having the root acces whe might get lucky and infuse the “driver” in the root folder if i can find what type of modem chuwi hi8 uses 🙂

Done the “infusing” thingy on a non name android tablet and it worked maybe i just got lucky…

[George]

Here are some fun facts that i encountered with a faulty microSD card :)).on my brothers tablet(vi10) he had a stupid broke microSD card ^_^.that fucked up the tablet at that level that i had to reinstall windows from scratch! everything was lost on the microSD and also on the tablet.He bought a cheap 64gb microsd card from china.

Your problem is with windows bitlocker key that windows has.

Anyway your solution might be the following:

Solution 1: Get a mouse with cable + your otg cable try to hit No! or yes..Try changing the mouse with a basic one(no razer,steelseries blabla)

Solution 2:Get a bootable usb with windows10 from techtablets website!name it WINPE(name of the stick has to be like that to be recognized by the tablet) ,you can use “wintobootic” to create your bootable usb with windows on it

Turn off the tablet and insert the usb with win10

Then press volume up+power hold them till it will show up two lines with some text(can’t remember what but it’s fine) wait untill windows starts booting(it might take a while don’t panic)

Then try to go to Repair windows(bottom left on the win10 settings window) and try to fix it by repairing windows. Or just go on a fresh install

WARNING! Start with full battery !!!! Safe is safe 🙂

 

[George]

I can’t see the picture because i get an error,try to upload it on your private cloud service or any site and post the link here.

[George]

That sdo ia your rotation sensor that Windows has a faulty driver to work with. I would suggest the following: get the win10 from techtablets, boot the usb and select repair windows. i’ve seen you installed multiple versions of windows…if it won’t work i would suggest doing a fresh install with the windows provided by chuwi 🙂  al drivers are there(windows gets the new ones that might not work with your hardware).Always remember this tablet has windows on it and by searching for the fix of your problem you have with your windows is 99% the same as a normal pc :). Reply after you tried what i said. it’s 5 am for me….

[George]

A screenshot with the error would help, post it here and also check your internet provider’s settings(on the website) to make sure you have put the right info in the right box. It happened to me many times on android tablets with 3g modems to make mistakes with the settings.

[George]

manutd9 You have to download the bma2x2 driver(found on official website or it should be in chuwi hi8 drivers on the website) right click on .inf file(System Information file)  and select install. i’ll post it late when i will get home if there is none on techtablets.com\drivers if it still doesn’t work i’ll look in the windows 10 image and post the driver found in it 🙂 so you can install it

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