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No one here experiencing bad noises while idling?
Something like static noises.
Check out the attatched video.
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Just bought my second Teclast X98 Plus II and it is making that static noise too while iddling, mainly after listing to something.
CONGRATULATIONS, DEAR MR “MIKEL”
The working driver Package is downloadable here: https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B4EXB7Ngka9pQjI4eHlyVFVObWc Notice: For Touchpad You need to search Windows-Driver with Windows10-Mechanism -> “Automatically install drivers”, so Windows will find, download and install the correct one!
Finally running everything without major problems.
Still, there’s something I need to fix. The tablet seems to have some sharp noises from the speakers when you use it and you aren’t playing anything, some people do not event heard it.
I sent back my last unit for that reason. This seems to have the same problem.
Could it be some kind of audio driver problem? I do not remember doing so in android.
Finally managed to install Windows 10!!!!!
The main problem was:
When you select in Rufus flashing from an ISO it changes settings by itself. So, MBR and GPT option wasn’t correctly set.
Running windows now, thank you!!!!!
Now, I need to install Windows drivers!!!
For me bios didn’t recognize the USB either, just don’t go to BIOS… when you will see the boot option (android or windows) choose windows… should boot up
But I don’t have Windows option when I boot, just android in dual boot menu.
Check the photo I uploaded before…
Just trying other options, if I create the stick with Rufus with GPT Partition the bios does detect the stick as a boot option.
It doesn’t boot though.
No windows option when I boot it normally as I show you in the photo.
Tried with an 8 GB USB unsuccessfully too.
Something must be wrong with this as you tell me it worked for you…
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I moved and renamed files as you said.
I used too Fat32 format.
If I plug to my laptop it does detect the stick in the bios.
So I really don’t know what to do.
I’m using a 64 GB stick and the stock OTG wire, if matters.
Hi.
Made bottable USB as you said but still it doesn’t appear in my BIOS boot options.
Did it appear to you?
As you can see I’m already at tpad 3.05..
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You must be logged in to view attached files.Finally got it. I renamed the file at first, maybe that was reason.
Now I’m on 3.05, but still without recognising the USB bottable drive. I’ll try that Rufus.
Jus curious, what if I want to have dual boot? Create a new partition with Windows installer?
Could you please reupload that 3.05 version?
I’ll give it a new try, what are exactly the messages that terminal should give to me?
Last time, I typed the final command and it stayed static until it rebooted to android, don’t really know if this is the process..
I really thank you because if I don’t get it I’ll need to send it back..
But if I’m not looking for dual boot, just for having Windows, do I need to flash or update the bios?
I just want to install windows and eliminate android.
But, actually, the Bios doesn’t show me booting from USB as a boot option.
Thank you for your help.
As you can see in the attached photo, I’m still at tpad v 3.02…..
What could be wrong? Im flashing the file you uploaded some posts before.
I made the bottable USB with Windows USB aplication..
Here is the file which worked at my C2E3. Put it to /data/local/tmp where your bios file is located, too.
Finally entered as you said and the tablet seem to went loading something for some minutes, then reboot, everything running normal, then reboot into BIOS, but nothing seems to be new here.
Still I can’t boot from USB for installing Windows… Here you have two pics. How can I boot from the bottable USB?
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