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[Windows 8 General] mdonahuerib:
I am experiencing the same issues you are reporting, but for me it is new since the Anniversary Update. Anyone know if it is possible/desirable to go back to an earlier driver for either the touchscreen or rotation drivers (I notice frequent involuntary rotation, when coming out of sleep, for example, before the screen settles on the correct orientation)? If so, which entries are these in the device tree, and where can I get the drivers?

Bizarre that the problem only occurs when the device is plugged in!

Thanks in advance!

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UPDATE: Apparently this problem only occurs with my 3rd party charger. Maybe some kind or electrical interference? I could swear I did not have this problem prior to the Anniversary Update ... Anyway, in case any of you are facing similar issues, it's worth checking against the manufacturer-supplied charger.
[Windows 8 General] 70challenger:
Why don't you keep the title and add discontinued in the brackets? I appreciated all your work and never had a BIOS issue. Take care.
[Windows 8 General] mdonahuerib:
I didn't connect your post to my issue posted above. In my case, I sourced the power supply from a French supplier - who didn't note that the charger required (and included) a barrel adapter. The fit of the adapter is quite loose. No idea if that is causing the problem.

Could you point me in the right direction to find the Delta charger you reference above? I think I found it on Amazon US, but as I am in Europe ... cheaper to source here if possible.

Thanks!
[Windows 8 General] musichem:
Driver Package

I own this tablet in the rebranded Mytrix 11t version running Windows 10. After I updated to the Anniversary Update, the Wacom pen stopped working and the touchscreen stopped rotating. Thanks to searching this thread and the ones at TechTablets, I was able to download Wacom and Kionix drivers and get them working again. Thanks all!

However, the Wootever driver package (13.04.2016) is gone, and I still have unknown devices in Device Manager (see screenshot). Does anyone have this package to repost or a link where it can be found?
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
Perhaps Intel Managment Engine Interface

Driver package (13.04.2016)
[Windows 8 General] kaotikb:
I still have the driver package i uploaded it to http://www.filedropper.com/i7-stylusdrivers-13042016
[Windows 8 General] musichem:
Thanks! The driver package did the trick (I just installed them all). Hopefully this can remain hosted somewhere.
[Windows 8 General] kaotikb:
I have the driver package backed up so I can provide it on request if the link goes down. I will look into some file hosting sites.
[Windows 8 General] mdonahuerib:
Does anyone know how to disable the capacitive Windows button? I use OneNote quite a lot in portrait orientation, and I keep hitting the blasted key while I'm writing (no palm rejection on the home button). Before anyone suggest simply turning the device over, I use it in a case that make that less than ideal. I could also flip the device over in the case, but that puts the camera at the bottom and I lose easy access to the power/volume buttons.
[Windows 8 General] HypoTurtle:
Enable Slow Keys in Ease of Access

It still vibrates & clicks those settings are probably elsewhere
[Windows 8 General] kaotikb:
The windows button on the tablet is bound to left windows key. You can create a simple autohotkey script and run it when you don't need the windows key. The script can be paused from the taskbar icon

The script would be LWin::Return , the windows button would still vibrate but it would not activate the start menu

I made the script into an executable autohotkey script and it seems to work well , here you go http://www.filedropper.com/disablewinkey
[Windows 8 General] FC_Termi:
Hi guys,

for the SD card issue I heard that we simply had to install the following driver "http://drivers.softpedia.com/get/CARD-READERS/Realtek/Realtek-USB-20-Card-Reader-Driver-1001058631225-for-Windows-10-64-bit.shtml".

After downloading it I extracted this .cab file, then double clicked on the RtCRU64.exe file but nothing happened.

Also went into device manager and manually selected the folder where the driver is to update "FORESEE 64GB SSD" and "SDXC Card" but again nothing happens.

How are we supposed to update the sd card reader?
[Windows 8 General] kaotikb:
The realtek card reader shows up under universal serial bus controllers at the bottom of device manager. if you don't have an sd card inserted then you have to go to view and check show hidden devices
[Windows 8 General] FC_Termi:
Hi Kaotikb,

Thanks for the info. Now it installed perfectly fine. XD

Like an idiot I kept looking for this in the card reader section.

Another thing I noticed is that the sd card disconnection issue nearly stopped a few days before. It happened only once or twice a day for some reasons.
[Windows 8 General] 70challenger:
Does anyone know how to apply the dual boot iWork tablet software to the icube 9? I have wanted to have android running on this tablet and don't know why they dont provide it?
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
Alright, i updated the original post and device drivers, but i won't publish recommended firmware updates anymore.

(Just to clarify: firmware updates won't be added to the original post, they are only meant for experienced users. Not as a "recommended" driver update.)

However, some people asked about the customized BIOS which is available here:

Note: Only advisable for experienced users, otherwise it will cause trouble

This BIOS flasher will revert back to the default Cube BIOS:

Default Cube BIOS flasher
[Windows 8 General] kaotikb:
Thanks for the updates. The modified bios 6.1 works great for me.
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
I've tried formatting and reinstalling windows 10 with the build you said but problem persist. Can you confirm you managed to solve the problem?
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=2803630]11zeno11[/MENTION] Yes, I confirm that the problem with a sleeping touchscreen no longer exists for me.

But as I said I can't said the exact event that fixed this problem for me. It seems that Windows and drivers are not the reason. Perhaps one of the BIOS fixed this problem. I'm not sure, but I have't other ideas :(
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
I have last watsoever bios do you have another one? No strange settings?

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[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=2803630]11zeno11[/MENTION] I have BIOS mod 6.1, default setting. You have also this version?
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
Yes, it's very strange. BTW I think there's some strange acpi settings that provides this behavior

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[Windows 8 General] dim565:
But your BIOS settings also in default? Then there should be no differences in the ACPI settings
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
Yes, the only thing I changed is the Secure boot to activate connected standby or s0 state. Later I will try reflashing 6.1 bios and reflashing the windows 10 image. Oh, I also use /compact flag during the installation of windows to gain some space, but I don't think this could be the culprit.

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[Windows 8 General] dim565:
let's compare the symptoms. In what cases touch stops working? For example if you do not touch screen more than 5 minutes? Or, if you turn off the display and try to wake up by touching?

What do you do to wake up the touch? Press the Windows key? If you make tap and hold your finger for 3-5 seconds does not wake up?
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
If I do not touch for some time stops working, never tried wake up by touching, but starting the pc I never had touch issues. It start again working if I press windows button or if I press a point for long or even after some random swipe and touch on the screen. I also have problem of interference with wifi and bluetooth with any possible driver or fresh installation. That's the situation. The rest works perfectly.

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[Windows 8 General] dim565:
I rechecked just in case: leave the tablet for 10 minutes with the screen on and without activity. After 10 minutes, I made a tap - response immediately.

Ok, but I doubt that would help. I was hoping you have an older version of the BIOS and upgrade to the new helps, but because it is a new now, I think it's unlikely. Very strange, now I can't explain why in my case the problem disappeared :confused:

I never tried it, but also think that it's culprit.
[Windows 8 General] theAlevan:
Could you check the driver version and date of the touch drivers in Device Manager -> Human Interface Devices?

I speak of these: image attached as attachment.
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=6759763]theAlevan[/MENTION] your link is broken. Human Interface Devices->HID-compliant touch screen date 21.06.2006 version 10.0.14393.0. This?
[Windows 8 General] theAlevan:
Yes, but i have that version too with the same date...

Could you check the Hid digitiser and I2C hid device too?
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
Hid digitiser: 21.06.2006 version 10.0.14393.0.

I2C hid device: 21.06.2006 version 10.0.14393.0.

It seems that we have the same driver version.

Tell me if I can check something else, i will answer tomorrow. I really want to figure out
[Windows 8 General] theAlevan:
Yes..

If I remember correctly, this tablet uses the same screen as SP2. I will try to download the SP2 drivers from Microsoft and install that touch driver (if they are not using the stock Windows drivers.) I have no other ideea about this. It must be driver related somehow...
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
Bios reflashed stock setting, clean installation of windows, same driver of dim565. the problem persist.

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[Windows 8 General] dim565:
How do you think, might be the reason in WACOM drivers? Perhaps they somehow influence?

I have HID->Wacom Device date 26.06.2015 v.7.3.1.3 (downloaded from Windows Update Center)

Or Graphics Driver? I have Intel Graphics 5300 v.20.19.15.4463 and date 25.05.2016.
[Windows 8 General] Rentus:
Can you clear your TPM? I actually never set a owner password and wanted to reset it to choose my own. However neither clearing it at the Bios or over tpm.msc seems to work. After rebooting, the TPM is always already initialised
[Windows 8 General] HypoTurtle:
[MENTION=2803630]11zeno11[/MENTION] and [MENTION=7059241]dim565[/MENTION] ; perhaps check power settings I'm thinking usb or pci settings.

Or one of these.
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=4056517]HypoTurtle[/MENTION] thanks to you reply! I did not change these settings after installing Windows:

Power Options -> USB selective suspend -> was Enabled

HID Devices -> Power Management -> Allow to turn off... was checked

But tried to inverse this settings (in the hope that the touch will begin to fall asleep, and I finally know the cause of the problem), but no change :(

P.S I had the idea to bring back the very first Windows 10 (which was installed by the Chinese). On this I remember exactly what the problem was exist. But, unfortunately, I deleted an image a few months ago :(
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
Also checked those setting multiple times, no luck. I checked the wacom driver yesterday and it was the same of [MENTION=7059241]dim565[/MENTION]. I will check also graphics driver later. I'm still thinking the problem lies in bios but I can't understand where.

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[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
No, I don't think it is BIOS causing touch to sleep. I have been using BIOS 6.1 for a while, the sleep-touch was still with this 6.1 BIOS. However, just today, I have noticed an improvement on this issue. Before I had to touch the screen for 2 to 3 seconds to wake up touch sensing, now I touch it for less than 1 second, touch sensing is back. This improvement is due to either Wootever's updated drivers or Windows update because I only had these two recently.
[Windows 8 General] chief13:
i use this one http://www.ebay.com/itm/401026437087?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT . (but i took the end part of the cable from the original charger including the tablet tip and i unite it with the end of this charger with something like this http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-Fa-3W0xoQt8/TvLy4WWIZeI/AAAAAAAAAh4/wFBzW6QJqrg/s1600/klemens+2.jpg) . i did the last part because i did nt want to use barrel adapter.. if your you have a good quality charger you can try it too.

if this dont work just change charger to a quality one.

sorry for my late response(its summer and i live on island)
[Windows 8 General] mdonahuerib:
Thanks!

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Many thanks, and no worries - I hadn't checked the forum for a while anyway!
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
Hi, folks, I have just received two days ago a cube i7 stylus and I would like to ask you about an issue I got immediately on the battery:

yesterday I pressed the power button, to put the tablet in sleep mode, and some hours later, when I turned it back on, the battery was completely off.

Strange, I thougt.

Later, with the battery charged at 70%, I put it again in sleep mode (this time by the right command in the start menu) and this morning I have found the tablet again with the battery empty. Is that normal? Do I have to turn off the tablet when I do not use it for some hours otherwise the sleep mode consume the battery almost like when I use the tablet? Or maybe is the battery, defective?

My galaxy tab (android) behaves very different and in sleep mode the battery keeps the charge for days.

Please, give me some help, this is quite the only active thread on this tablet.

Thank you very much.

Angelo
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=2372456]anguscoleman[/MENTION]

No, this is absolutely abnormal. In the worst case, the tablet should consume in the sleep mode no more than 10% of the battery during the night.

Try to go into hibernation mode instead of sleep. Most users do not have problems with battery drain in hibernation mode (0% per night)

if in the active mode, the tablet lives at least 4 hours, then the battery is fine
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
Thank you so much, for the reply, dim.565.

In the active mode, it seems battery has not problem (but I will check carefully today). I do not understand the reason of my trouble then: could it be a software that I left on, that consume battery also in sleep mode? And., excuse me, how do I find the hybernation option? the power button offers me only the options: sleep, shut down, restart.

Angelo
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=2372456]anguscoleman[/MENTION] I also could not find the reason. But battery drain in sleep mode or shutdown is a frequent problem on this tablet (but on other tablets and laptops can also be found). In the hibernation mode, there is no problem usually.

see this techmesto.com/enable-hibernate-windows-10
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
Thank you for the link. I will active hybernation option as soon as the battery is charged (I am using my notebook now).

But you write that the battery could drain also when the tablet is turned off? I hope not with the same speed of the sleep mode, or it would become unusable if I have to recharge it every time I turn it on. ...:(
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
The battery could drain if tablet turn off through shut down or sleep mode. If you turn it off through hibernation mode there is no problems in most cases (from my own experience). But you need to check this, because I have not seen cases when the battery drain was 70% per night. Maximum 6-10%.

If hibernation does't help we'll look for other options :)
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
Ouch! So my problem is quiteunusual, at least with this seriosness.

Aniway.... I have charged fully, now., and put it in hybernation mode. I will look in three hours if battery has drained. Even if...I quite remember that the first charge I gave to the tablet was kept. It is just from yesterday that the problem has begun. I wonder if I have made some settings change without being aware. But I let you know the hybernation test later.
[Windows 8 General] mdonahuerib:
Wow, that works out to a battery drain of only about 1% per hour while in sleep, or thereabouts (depending on how long or short your night is!) If you're getting that, that's amazing. I get around 5% battery drain per hour while in sleep, which is why I have the device set to hibernate after 30 minutes (no appreciable drain while hibernating). At the moment my "sleep" is actually S0 or connected standby, but I don't recall the drain during sleep being significantly different before I enabled S0 in BIOS. I found connected standby useful for audio playback with screen off (so I can push the power button to turn the screen off - and hopefully a lot of other power-draining processes - without audio playback stopping on me).

I get about 5 1/2 hours of screen on time with the device while doing light productivity tasks - I think that's pretty much par for the course.
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
Well, mdonahuerib, you have got quite the same problem of mine. But in hybernation mode, the test was positive: after few hours, 0% of battery was consumed (thank you, dim565).

But... what do you mean with " my "sleep" is actually S0 or connected standby"? My english is so poor, I am sorry. :)

And: should I assign to the power button push, the hybernation function?

Angelo
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
Hello.. My tablet was dead so I plugged it in to charge it and the charging screen came on.. Several hours later I tried to turn it on but it wouldn't turn on. Any ideas why?
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=5957048]SugoiRyu[/MENTION] Did you see the LED was red first, and after charging was green?

Have you tried to hold the power button for more than 10 seconds?
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
It was red. Don't recall if was green after. I've tried holding power
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
Try again to put on charge and wait for the green light
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
When I plug charger in no light comes on now
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
This is bad. I can not say why. But I think is necessary to disassemble the tablet and check everything. Perhaps the battery is fully discharged. Maybe something breaks down.

Hopefully someone else will give advice to you.
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
I've taken the case off and everything seems to be ok
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
I am glad that the problem was solved! It is a pity I can not understand the reason. How do I know the back cover is not in contact with the motherboard...
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
Problem not solved.. I just didn't notice anything out of the ordinary when I opened the case
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
May be a bad contact battery connectors? I have heard of these cases
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
How would I tell if that's the case?
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
Have you checked the battery connector? It firmly fixed?
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
Yes it's firmly connected

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Oh turns out it loosened when I put case back on. Allis good now thanks

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Nevermind. Seated it and plugged in power the red light came on for 1s then shut off again

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Well found what my problem is. The barrel plug is faulty hmm now how to fix..
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
barrel plug on the power supply?
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
Ya barrel plug on the tablet
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
View attachment 3863878

The metal directly under pcn1 has became detached from the board any suggestions on how to fix?
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
If the metal detached from the board I think the most reliable option is to solder wire. One end to the pin on the Socket DC, and the other end solder to where pathway comes on board (you can find this using Multimeter in continuity mode).
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
Hmm guess I have to find someone good at soddering.. I'm just beginning to sodder
[Windows 8 General] schu1758:
Windows 8.1 Driver package for cube i7 stylus

Does anyone have a windows 8.1 Cube i7 Stylus Driver package. I recently fresh installed windows 8.1 pro on my cube i7 stylus and can not seem to find any of my drivers online.

Thank you in advanced!!
[Windows 8 General] go2dark:
Hey guys,

One quick question: does legacy boot work on your device? I didn't update the BIOS yet, but I can't seem so boot my windows when legacy is enabled. I'm asking since I want to make this a dual boot device and already enabled the windows metro Bootloader, but can't add new entry's via Easy BCD, since it needs legacy boot instead of UEFI.

Any advice?
[Windows 8 General] go2dark:
Could you not just use any driver package? There is a link to the current driver on the first post.

But I'm not sure though.
[Windows 8 General] schu1758:
[MENTION=7397375]go2dark[/MENTION] The drivers on the first page is windows 10. I have a windows 8.1 which uses different drivers
[Windows 8 General] keks007:
I got a new problem with my cube tablet. When I switch it on the touchscreen is not activated. The tablet can only be accessed via keyboard. After a restart everything works fine again until ne next time I boot.

I think it was mentioned earlier in this thread but I can't find the post. Any suggestions?
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
I have a question on the hard reset. When the reset started, sometimes it was showing the percentage of process...14, 15%. Now I see only the chinese logo and the small lights in circle, that indicates the processor is working. No perecentage anymore. Is it normal? I have read that hard reset with clean drive can take several hours... but with no signals at all? Thank you.
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
No. The hard reset went fine.

I have another issue: with my 1 tb toshiba external drive. When I connect it, it flashes and then disappear, continuosly . It seems it cannot get a stable connection with the tablet and being recognized for more than two seconds. I don't know if it is because the Toshiba is full with too many files or for the USB 3 issue. Does somebody else has the same problems?
[Windows 8 General] mdonahuerib:
Hi Angelo, if you can get 5 or so hours of screen-on time, you don't have a problem - or in any case your tablet doesn't. The battery life is quite poor, as the device has a Core processor (as far as I know, no device with a Core processor has good battery life, unless it comes with a truly massive battery).

As far as the sleep state is concerned, the processor and operating system support a number of options. Connected standby is a low-power state first implemented by Microsoft in Windows 8. It's a lot like "Suspend" (sleep) but allows for certain background processes to continue to run. These might included fetching e-mail, playing audio in the background, etc. By default it's turned of in the BIOS of the Cube i7 Stylus, but it's easy enough to turn on. I don't notice any negative impact to my standby battery life (was poor anyway) and I like being able to turn off the screen (by pressing the power button) without stopping audio playback from Windows Store apps (sorry, desktop apps are a whole other kettle of fish).

I don't have the power button mapped to hibernate. If I do that, I lose the ability to turn of the screen and put the tablet to sleep by pushing the power button. I have simply adapted the power plan to hibernate after 30 minutes of inactivity.

Hope this helps!
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
Here is a small calibration script to help increase accuracy with the Wacom digitizer:

Wacom Calibration

Extract Wacom.rar and execute Calibration.cmd

Touchscreen will be disabled during calibration process

Additional notes:

Wacom Pen menu can be accessed after Reboot

Calibration inside the Pen menu will interfere with the calibration script

Calibration.cmd will delete any existing Pen calibration data
[Windows 8 General] anguscoleman:
Thank you very much!!