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[Teclast X98 Air 3G] mtr33:
Windows activated properly. When launching the metro app, I get the screen I mentioned. The bottom right link opens a privacy statement website but noting else. Did you work from the local (admin) account or did you make a new account (local or MS)?
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] eltigroUK:
It's just a scaling issue not a memory issue. Windows doesn't scale well with the Hires screen and low 10" size.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] vgiozo:
Well this must be it then.

there was some reference at some point about "recommended settings" referring to privacy issues, although now I don't remember exactly at what point. I guess it's because you are installing an Office application that also works on the cloud and is set to save documents to OneDrive. I didn't want to mess with the installation process and accepted those recommended settings, one can usually change these after installation.

I was using the Microsoft account (with administration privileges), which when enabled in Windows store, replaces your local administrator account anyways.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] toms157:
Anyone know if the Air 3G Android bios works on the Air II, because they have the same hardware ? I can't find any Air II Android Bios.

Thanks.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Estiui:
I just ordered a Windows Air II with HG6N, according to the Aliexpress seller. Hopefully everything will be ok.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] vgiozo:
Any news on your Office installation?

Did you switch your account to a Microsoft Account? Did you then try to install Office again?

Did you succeed finally?
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] rdkay:
I have not found the driver file, have you removed it? I try to make a clean install of Windows 10 and would like to use the most up to date drivers...

Thanks
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] supercowz:
hello everyone :)
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] scrawl78:
I picked up this OTG USB Hub the other day and thought it would be worth mentioning. This device is able to act as an OTG cable AND charge the tablet simultaneously. Working nicely with a keyboard, mouse and external HDD plugged in. I can confirm it's compatible with the AIR 2 in Windows (not sure about Android).

I've been experimenting with building a XBMC-powered HTPC around a cheap Bay Trail tablet, so far results are promising. Still have some weird issues to work through with the external HDMI. Orientation of the tablet seems to affect the external output and some fullscreen issues XBMC). Looking promising though.

---------- Post added at 03:14 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:53 AM ----------

Nice work on the dual boot action on the Air 3g forum. Any chance you might have seen a solution for the HG6M/HG6N?
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] gangrel76547:
Just had one of these delivered on Tuesday. Everything is great, except that I have a weird battery issue. The battery indicator will only go up to 95%. It'll still say charging, but it won't go any higher than that. Over the next 3 hours or so of usage, the tablet will discharge down to 7%, where it will stay for another 3-4 hours. After that, it will go down to 6% before finally shutting down. A user on Youtube has the exact same problem on the x98 3G. I love that the battery lasts 6-7 hours, but it's annoying not knowing exactly how much juice is left.

Edit: does anybody know the exact way to get the battery charging indicator to show up on screen when the tablet is off? I tap the power button about ten times and sometimes it shows up and sometimes the tablet just turns on.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] RaZi3L_:
someone saw this http://bbs.teclast.com/thread-258279-1-1.html ?

i dont understand very well the chinese to english translation but i think it say something about the touchpad problem on HG6M solved:

the post on teclast forum include touchpad driver... someone can test it on his hg6n or hg6m? If this solve the problem then i buy this tablet definitely
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] rdkay:
I cannot translate the forum because of proxy error, could you download the file and post it somewhere for download? I would like to try it on my HG6M running the Win 10 preview...
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] JonMichaels:
You need to translate it using Bing. Google won't work.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] rdkay:
Ok I managed to sign up and download the two files of them bottom post.... they are attached. If someone wants to give a try ?
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] RaZi3L_:
Touch driver is "修改过的触摸驱动.rar" (the 20.9KB one)
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] ceptic:
Dual Boot for Air II

Hi All, I have been signed up to the Teclast forum and I discovered that there is a how to for Dual Boot windows/android for the Air II now (http://bbs.teclast.com/thread-259426-1-1.html). I am too tired to work through the Bing translated material but I will try this in the near future.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] TeutonJon78:
On an interesting note, a developer has been working on fixing/creating a Linux driver for the touchscreen (and been working with kernel devs on it).

https://github.com/hadess/gt9xx
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Monster Stealth:
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I have it. I found it in a telecast thread a few days ago when I switched back to android. I will upload it when I am not on mobile.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] rdkay:
I have now installed this driver. It seems that it is v. 1.2.1.5 Version. I did not understand the instructions in detail, its written something about a change of the touchsetting.gt file ... I have just copied the new file to the windows/inf folder and replaced the driver in device manager...

For me these drivers do not seem to make a visible difference, because I am already quite satisfied with my touch and scroll experience in the Win 10 preview... especially IE and all Metro applications are very smooth..... maybe I can do I video if someone is interested ?

Chrome browser is a different story which lags a lot..

I also have this problem that screen rotates up side down after installing the kxaccel-win8-x86-dbg-intel.exe then execute the reg file. Anyone knows how to fix this ?
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] mtr33:
No news for lack of time. Tried both local/MS/admin accounts to no avail. Will try again over the Xmas holidays.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] toms157:
I tried to install the Air 3G Dual Bios and it works well on my Air II ( HG6M ) ! Just follow the instruction here : http://xdaforums.com/android/genera...-2048x1536-t2913035/post57264895#post57264895 Just for the bios, I'm not sure for the Android, Win8.1 install, but I think that the instruction are the same.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] YYCLeo:
tooleo personal

I'm thinking about switching back to Android. Can you post the steps you used to get back to it?

Thank you in advance
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] Monster Stealth:
Yes. I will get something together and post it asap.
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] harpy.eagle:
The problem is resolved for me. After the battery drained itself completely, I just took the normal win 8.1 pro iso, wrote it to USB using rufus with gpt partition table and i could boot from it and install it. After installation, just copied all drivers on usb and installed them via regular device manager for whatever devices were present without drivers. Now everything works for me including touch.. the refresh freq in the monitor section shows 64hz, so everything seems ok. The only two small issues are that screen rotation doesn't work and somehow the battery level indicator in the desktop mode stays at whatever level it is at the time of boot. But hese are minor issues and I am largely able to use the tablet without issue.. thanks to all the experts here for the detailed procedures and corresponding files..
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] lukeinth:
Just received HG6M from GeekBuying, itching to give dual boot a try. Please post an update on if you got Android and Windows to install correctly using those instructions. Also curious if it solves the digitiser choppiness in Win.

- Luke
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] 25gee:
Me too, receiving mine in a couple of days and would also like to know if this works. :fingers-crossed:
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] rdkay:
i have been able to fix rotation issue. Correct reg key was 01 01 00 00 01 00 02
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] fred7106:
Applications problems

Many applications hang on my tablet especially games (Air X98 C6J7) that required the power off of the tablet (long press power button). Do you have these experiences ?﻿

Fred
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] vgiozo:
I read on a spanish forum that the Teclast x98 Air 2's production has stopped. I dont think that is such good news if true

The source for that was a Gearbest (eshop) employee who argued that after the stock runs out, there wont be any more coming out.

http://hispatablets.com/anuncios/gran-oferta-las-mejores-tablets-chinas-2014-t2714-20.html#p37086
[Teclast X98 Air 3G] nielsleeuw8:
I have a problem. I have followed the whole guide and now I have two USB sticks in the USB hub and restart the tablet. I see the Windows logo screen and see that it is loading and bottom of the text Press ESC in 1 seconds to skip startup.nsh, any other key to continue. shell> _

Only I can click anywhere and he stays on the screen. What am I doing wrong?
[T-Mobile LG G3] dreamsforgotten:
I decided to add carrier iq back to my phone in anticipation of the 5.0 update and had a somewhat surprising experience. As soon as I renamed the system/priv-app/ application back to it's original name I got the system installing app popup. Followed shortly thereafter by the avast scanning installed software pop up. What followed is included in ,the pictures.
[T-Mobile LG G3] behappy:
Yep, sketchy sketch.
[T-Mobile LG G3] dreamsforgotten:
It's pre installed on your phone link is root/system/priv-app/IQ-tmobile-release-unsigned.signed.apk.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Still_living714:
You have to install carrier iq before updating?
[T-Mobile LG G3] dreamsforgotten:
Carrier iq is installed by default. I renamed the core files with a .bak extension so they couldn't actually function. If you do that, yes you have have change all the files back before you attempt an update. I just found it interesting that avast tagged it as a Trojan instantly.
[T-Mobile LG G3] Still_living714:
I just deleted all carrier iq stuff
[T-Mobile LG G3] dbh369:
Lately my battery has been getting hammered by carrier iq according to better battery stats. This might be better than trying to freeze

Update, wow big improvement in battery!
[T-Mobile LG G3] dreamsforgotten:
That's why I always remove it. It does wonders for battery life.
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] sdgmcdon:
Moved into a new house last year around the same time my phone at the time, the droid maxx, got kit kat....initially thought kitkat killed battery life on the phone and as a result i eventually sold it and got a g2, tried out a couple other phones as well, but they were smaller battery phones, s5, m8, x etc...ended up staying on a g2 until the note 4. The note 4 battery was so bad i thought i had a defective unit and had verizon swap it...same issuse. I then swapped the note 4 for a turbo and im STILL dead by 5pm even with this things massive battery.

Finally occurred to me, its likely my location since it started with the maxx when i moved here.

Called verizon on it suspecting i may be dead center between two towers and the phones are constanrly switching between them, killing the battery quickly. On the phone with them they had me check the mobile data battery bar for breaks, which i hadnt noticed before because the break color is barely different than the non break color, but WOW, CONSTANT BREAKS throughout the bar.

Verizon says they are i"nvestigating", sending an engineer to my location to test etc, but i have little faith in them so thought i would ask here if anyone knows of a way to resolve this bouncing between towers?

Also, put the phone on my tylt charger last night (it was at 8% and I had already fully charged it again mid-day) around midnight, at 7am it had only managed to get 60% charge due to this issue.

Any thoughts, ideas how to resolve? I already use wifi all the time at home, with no effect on battery (as again, it seems to be the bouncing between towers thats killing it, not lte usage).

I'm 100% convinced its a tower bounce causing this, my 4g LTE signal bounces between 95dbm and 108dbm or so...stays on 4g most of the time, but bounces constantly from tower to tower.

Thanks in advance!
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] ccheww:
Dang, that must be a pretty heavy power draw. My TYLT gives me the illusion of my turbo charged. Seems faster than a normal charger.

Sent from my XT1254
[Verizon Motorola Droid Turbo General] joshm.1219:
Try downloading LTE discovery from the play store. It's supposed to lock you on a tower when you're not getting signal, and its worked well to do that for me on multiple devices. I don't know if it will lock to a specific tower though, I feel like radio auto-switching would take precedence. I don't know if just turning off LTE would help either.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam General] fromVinnie:
I have updated the cab file using the PTT fix. But when I try to map the PTT button (Push and Hold) to Voice R:confused: ecorder for taking voice notes, I can not do that as the drop down list does not have the option to chose Voice Recorder/Recorder. Anyone know how to resolve this issue? Thanks a bunch..
[Nexus 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Cozy Rodney:
Hi,

Is it possible that we have two wifi cards on nexus? According to disassemble research (and firmware requirement) we know that there is Broadcom BCM4339 (BCM4335 driver) but we know that there is a qualcomm snapdragon 800 (msm8974) on board which has wifi inside the SoC. So my question: is the second (qualcomm) wlan available? Any one turn it on? Any advice where to start digging?

Cheers
[Samsung Gear S] only1sycil:
Having battery issues with my Gear S smartwatch. Severe battery drain in about 4-6 hrs. Same thing happened with my Gear 2 Neo. I'm pairing it Note 3 running 4.2.2. Anyone else having issues?
[Samsung Gear S] pdqgp:
Only had my GS since Friday, but I have found that just like my Note 3, turning off GPS is best. I only turn my GPS on when I need it. It litterally doubled my battery life on the GS.
[Samsung Gear S] only1sycil:
I am going to try your method and see if it helps. Thanks!
[Samsung Gear S] only1sycil:
Unfortunately, that method did not work for me. Can't figure out what it is. This same issue was frustrating with my Gear 2 Neo, that is why I returned. At my wits end, don't know what to do
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
Do you have the motion wake up gestures unchecked that's a battery kill. Theres power saving mode if you really need it
[Samsung Gear S] pdqgp:
^^ I have that turned off too. Nice feature, but I really don't need my watch lit up all the time when I move around and that's what it was doing.
[Samsung Gear S] scoobrel:
I'm having issues with my phone battery when connected to the gear s. My phone went from 75% to 40% in less than 3hrs with no usage of the phone or watch. It was just paired with the watch. I dont know if its because i turned on call forwarding. Before i turned on call forwarding, the phone's battery was draining at around 3% per hr. Anyone having the same problem. If not, any tips that could help?
[Samsung Gear S] only1sycil:
I have the motion gesture turned off. Still having issues. I even tried deleting my google account and re-installing. No luck. Someone help!!!!
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
How long do you expect the battery watch to last?

Battery*

Battery, Standby

Up to 4 days

Battery, Talk Time

3G: Up to 2 Hrs; BT: Up to 5 Hrs

Battery, Usage

1 - 2 days

Battery Type and Size

300 mAh

Low Usage

Up to 4 days
[Samsung Gear S] dpeagle:
it would help if people with battery issues gave some additional information. do you have a service plan with the gear s or are you using it simply paired with you smartphone or both. that being said, first start by turning off everything except bluetooth. wifi, gps, mobile data and motion etc are battery killers and should be turned off initially. at this point bring each feature you absolutely need back on line one by one. as you activate each option wait and see how it effects battery drain. i use mine without a service plan and since its paired with my note 2 i have mobile data off, gps off, motion off but wifi on. i have wifi on because the watch will connect automatically to my home network if it loses it's bluetooth connection with the note. after 15 hours i am at 55%. that is with lots of notifications and a few calls on a sunday.
[Samsung Gear S] only1sycil:
At least 1-1.5 days. Not 4-6 hrs.
[Samsung Gear S] pdqgp:
But what's the purpose of mobile networks auto on/off mode vs always on and always off? I have mine connected via BT and my Home WiFi and assume that the mobile network is off as it's in auto mode.
[Samsung Gear S] dpeagle:
mainly it's to establish where the excessive battery drain is coming from. as you start bringing features back you may wind up with mobile data in auto mode. we don't know enough yet about the battery drain for each feature . the real question is why do they give you the option to turn it on or off. why not just have it done automatically. my guess is the auto function might in itself be a power hog.
[Samsung Gear S] only1sycil:
I only have mine connected via BT. All other connections are turned off. There has to be some type of synchronisation that is going on constantly for it to be draining my batter in 4hrs. Just not sure what it is.
[Samsung Gear S] pdqgp:
Update on Battery Life for me

HUGE day of use primarily with notifications and texting. Up and fully charged at 7am and now at 5:30pm I'm still at 48% battery.

On Wifi

BT Tethered

Clock off

Brightness at 60%

Vibrate/no sound

GPS Off - which I think is a HUGE key to success. No need to have it on unless needed anyway.

Very happy.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
Silly Rabbit yes keep GPS off unless you need it, it drains the battery to consistently try to locate where you are so it can tell you where you want to go . Maybe turn the brightness down a tad bit more :)
[Samsung Gear S] NinjaMom:
What about auto brightness? Would that be a battery drain?
[Samsung Gear S] Tahde:
Have mines on auto. Battery holding up fairly well. Dont think its a killer, but could certainly contribute.

Sent from my SM-T807P
[Samsung Gear S] NinjaMom:
I made it for about 11 hours today. An hour run using constant gps, hrm and call forwarding. Call forwarding again for about 2 hours with a 30 min call. Then the standard messages and notifications.

On the first full charge I got about 32 hours. But I didn't run or forward any calls.
[Samsung Gear S] Uniquebarbee:
THIS is awesome :)
[Samsung Gear S] sbrownla:
You don't really mean 4.2.2 do you? This device is for 4.3 and above. It requires BLE (bluetooth low energy). The Note 3 should no longer be on Android 4.2.

4.4.2 perhaps?

I'm starting to think that this device was prepared with 4.4.4 in mind, primarily.

#fragmentation

This is what happens when manufacturers try to chase Google and their constant updates and perpetual state of beta. Honestly, I say bring on the Tizen phones so Samsung doesn't have to mess around with all of these Android versions. It's ridiculous.
[Samsung Gear S] Akram.:
If you hold two fingers on home screen the app manger pops up and close all applications. Tjis may save some battery.

Disabe Gps

Disable wifi and mobile networks. Disconnect Bt paired to phone when not in use.
[Samsung Gear S] NinjaMom:
Nice tip about the quick way to pull up the app manager. Thanks.
[Samsung Gear S] bisto321:
My experience after a few days

I took mine off charge at 100% - 9pm last night.

GPS - OFF

WiFI - OFF

Motion - OFF

Network - Always on with data enabled, locked to GSM only.

Bluetooth on an locked to my Note 3

I have sent a dozen or so text messages and received about the same.

Made a couple of short calls (less than a minute)

Checked the time on quite a few occasions - it is a watch after all!

Lots of mail, sms and other notifications (i have set the option to notify the watch regardless of whether I am using the phone or not)

Almost 7pm here now and I have 40% left on the battery.

I would think that the running and fitness users will take a hit of at least 10-15% on that figure if they use GPS for an hour or two.

It is exceeding my expectations, very happy with this.
[Samsung Gear S] NinjaMom:
I'm finding that running for an hour costs 30%
[Samsung Gear S] bisto321:
Wow, GPS is a thirsty thing!
[Samsung Gear S] Tahde:
This is good to know

Sent from my SM-T807P
[Samsung Gear S] jrtireman:
If you fiddle and play with it it will use a lot of battery. That's what I did the first day I had mine. I have used mine with bluetooth and call forwarding. Battery last me all day. If you have a drain issue the question is is your phone stock or custom rom. I have had bad battery drain issues before on devices and it turned out to be user related problems. Fresh rom installs helped a lot. Turn off all notifications except what you need. Experiment and you will figure it out.
[Samsung Gear S] NinjaMom:
[MENTION=4328568]14.[/MENTION]5 hours and at 28%. Today would be a typical day for me. I can't complain if this keeps up.
[Samsung Gear S] b0Ne83:
I had a full charge at 7:30 and it is 9:49pm and I have 22% left.
[Samsung Gear S] cipherblue:
Are you in an area where you get service in and out with your watch while using it without your phone? I know at work in my office where in many areas I don't get any service I can't last 6 hours even in 'Power Saving Mode' with networks turned on. However if I am outside where service is good I can last the whole day and then some.

Something to do with the watch constantly looking for signal when its out of range.
[Samsung Gear S] Akram.:
I get only 6 Hrs from 0 to 100%.

How my watch is set up:

1. Dedicated SIM for Calls and Messages.

2. Mobile data is disabled

3. Wifi is Disabled

4. GPS is disabled

5. Not using any Health apps

6. Notifications disabled

7. Brightness at 80%

8. Vibration disabled or weak

9. Volume at 100%

10. Bluetooth Headset always connected

11. Clock Face to always on

12. Home screen timeout: 1 minute

13. Pairing to Galaxy mobile: 1 hour maximum

14. Closing all apps occasionally

15. Receiving 2 call an hr on average lasting 2 minutes each.

16. Not using Navigator

17. Calls answering on loudspeaker 50% of the time and 50% on BT headset

18. Not using S Voice and disabled "Hi Gear" wakeup

19. No call forwarding or remote connection

20. Power saving mode is not helping

21. Mute/Pause Gesture is disabled but wake up Gesture is enabled

Any "Battery consuming" setting above? Pls advise
[Samsung Gear S] gottahavit:
I can easily see why your battery is dying.

7. Brightness at 80%(Mine is on Auto)

9. Volume at 100%(Mine is at 50%)

10. Bluetooth Headset always connected(This one is probably a large part of it)

11. Clock Face to always on(I have this off, this one is killing you)

12. Home screen timeout: 1 minute(seriously? Mine is at 10 seconds)

14. Closing all apps occasionally(Don't bother your wasting battery while the screen is on to do this)

The one that confuses me is:

20. Power saving mode is not helping

Mine lasted 4 hours from 5% on power saver last night.

Also what watch face are you using. If you screen is always on and you have a face with a second hand, you're gonna kill your battery.
[Samsung Gear S] Akram.:
The only two things i want off this watch is.

1. Show off the watch. For this i need the clock to be always on and at full brightness for others to notice.

2. Answer calls. For this i need to turn volume full up to hear any incoming calls apart from the fact that the ringtone has a step ascending ring which i hate. It is present in all Samsung phones but in phones i can disable that using an app.

Now regarding bt headset i will disconnect it and see when a call comes it can automatically pick up the sound signal.

When it was 5% i turned on power saving and the watch died in 30 minutes. After charging until 8% i noticed the with the power saving it lasted a few hrs.

I have disabled mobile networks and i noticed 100 to 80% was drained in 8 hrs. But i cannot disable mobile network.

Regarding watch face i use the default Samsung one and after 1 minute it goes greyscale without second hand to run.