yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Windows 8 General] tittyballz:
Got all 3, its the Kionix Sensor Fusion Device that doesn't want to start, just says "This device cannot start (Code 10).

Like I said I installed the driver package on the first page didn't work, tried to install the drivers from the website didn't work, let windows install it by adding it as a legacy device, didn't work. I was going to pull the drivers from the original install buy the stupid recovery disk isn't working :rolleyes:.

Edit, remember I am using Windows 10 Enterprise.
[Windows 8 General] HypoTurtle:
Yea, I don't think Windowd version matters too much; I'll pull up my version of those drivers to see if there's any diffetence there, but perhaps: disable driver sig. enforcement via advanced reboot and try and install the drivers again.
[Windows 8 General] tittyballz:
Well I've just done a fresh install and I'm letting Windows get all the drivers, so far its just throwing up errors on most of them like the Wacom, Bluetooth etc. Stupid thing.

This is weird because I don't see why it shouldn't work. I haven't updated the bios either.

Edit, ok so messed with this thing for most of the day, installed the driver pack again on a clean install, wasn't having it, disabled driver sig, still wasn't, downloaded the driver pack from techtablets, nada.

Ended up getting annoyed and installed Windows Pro, installed the driver pack from here, works not a problem... So it's something to do with Enterprise, I'm going to pull the drivers from this current install and try again because I'd rather use Enterprise but if not I'll use Acronis True Image to back up this install (took hours to install) and use it instead.

Edit 2, tried bringing the drivers from Pro to Enterprise, didn't work, Enterprise must either have no rotation or its locked and hidden somewhere deep. I've given up, restoring Pro now and being done with it :mad:.

On a side note what's a good screen protector to get? I'm gonna get the keyboard from Banggood soon, thought I may as well get a screen protector to.
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
I'm wondering why my cube takes so long to wake from standby. In bios acpi settings I can see a standard s3 suspend. Someone has the same problem?

Inviato dal mio GT-I9505 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Windows 8 General] HypoTurtle:
Can't say you weren't thorough there; you probably could have dual booted Pro/Enterprise though.

There's a couple of registry entries mentioned here: http://safeview.com/2016/02/07/windows-10-autorotation-fixed-and-why-windows-10-breaks/ that might be causing it; beyond that I guess you'd need to compare the running services between the two systems.
[Windows 8 General] tittyballz:
I read through that, tried a lot of it before posting here, nothing worked. I'll deal with Pro, just means uninstalling basically everything I can.

Also ordered the keyboard for this thing :D.
[Windows 8 General] tra33372:
Need help

I broke the sd card slot while I was trying to take the back cover off and micro sdcard still in the socket T-T (sdcard was self-ejected like the bullet).

The plastic part, which is the push in-out mechanism, is broken so I cannot push the sdcard in-out.

Can anyone suggest the spare part?
[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
Another annoying issue of this Cube i7 is that the WiFi is conflicting with the Bluetooth. Anyone has solution for this? Very often the WiFi connection is totally lost or extremely slow. When this happens, you switch off the Bluetooth, you shall see the WiFi is coming back and skyrocketing. Anyone has solution on this conflict between WiFi and Bluetooth? Since both connections are coming from the Realtek chip RTL8723BU, perhaps a driver that gets rid of this issue?
[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
Since Cube i9 is also using the Realtek WiFi & Bluetooth chip RTL8723BU, so I tried to use its wireless driver on my Cube i7. I think, it is working; the disconnecting/connecting WiFi issue is gone. If you would like to try it, here is the driver pack for Cube i9

http://xdaforums.com/windows-10/general/cube-i9-t3342113
[Windows 8 General] fewt:
Here's a work around for that KB issue we can't seem to get Microsoft to help us resolve, it's working for me but as always YMMV.

Download the Intel® USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller Driver for Windows 7: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/do...es-and-C220-C610-Chipset-Family?product=65855

Extract the drivers, change to the Drivers\Win7\x64 directory, and open iusb3hub.inf.

Change the following:

[Manufacturer]
Intel(R) Corporation = Intel, NTAMD64.6.1, NTAMD64.6.2

[Intel.NTAMD64.6.2]

[Intel]

[Intel.NTAMD64.6.1]
%IUsb3HubDeviceDescRoot% = IUsb3HubModel, IUSB3\ROOT_HUB30

to

[Manufacturer]
Intel(R) Corporation = Intel, NTAMD64.6.1, NTAMD64.7

[Intel.NTAMD64.6.2]

[Intel]

[Intel.NTAMD64.7]
%IUsb3HubDeviceDescRoot% = IUsb3HubModel, IUSB3\ROOT_HUB30

Save. Now, open iusb3xhc.inf.

Change the following code:

[Manufacturer]
Intel(R) Corporation = Intel, NTAMD64.6.1, NTAMD64.6.2

[Intel.NTAMD64.6.2]

[Intel]

[Intel.NTAMD64.6.1]
%IUsb3XhcDeviceDesc01% = IUsb3XhcModel, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8C31&REV_00

to

[Manufacturer]
Intel(R) Corporation = Intel, NTAMD64.6.1, NTAMD64.7

[Intel.NTAMD64.6.2]

[Intel]

[Intel.NTAMD64.7]
%IUsb3XhcDeviceDesc01% = IUsb3XhcModel, PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_8C31&REV_00

Now, reboot Windows and disable driver signing (you need a usb keyboard attached for this step):

win-r: shutdown.exe /r /o /f /t 00

Select the options to boot without driver signing when the system reboots.

Replace the drivers for the Intel USB 3.0 eXtensible Host Controller, and Intel USB 3.0 Root Hub with the drivers in this directory, ignoring any warnings.

Update Driver -> Pick from a list -> Have Disk -> (path)\Drivers\Win7\x64

Select the appropriate device. For the Root Hub, it will warn about the device not being compatible. It is, reboot afterwards and Windows should detect everything just fine.

If everything is kosher, install the KB update. It won't overlay this driver, at least it didn't in my case.
[Windows 8 General] majkel_94:
It's working but not OK. The BT and Wi-Fi is now not interfering, I can now use my BT mouse with no lags.

But the Wi-Fi speed is ~10x slower - when BT turned off it's 30~40Mbps, when BT on and using mouse - 2-4Mbps. When BT on and don't move the mouse the speed increase after 15~30s to ~15Mbps. But there are gaps in Wi-Fi transfer, it works fast and stops, then transfer again and freeze.

I earlier had Win 8.1 and using BT mouse while Wi-Fi transfer was horrible but speed was about a half of full speed without BT.
[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
I agreed with you that it is not totally ok. And yes, if you turn off the Bluetooth completely, the WiFi is much faster. But, I think, it is still much better than before that the WiFi kept freezing out/disconnecting very often. I am satisfied with current speed 2-4Mbps with the Bluetooth on, although I wish someday there would be driver that would fix everything.

By the way, I have noticed that if you pop up the Bluetooth searching device window, the WiFi will be frozen while the Bluetooth is discovering devices.
[Windows 8 General] majkel_94:
Any driver won't fix it fully - you have one chip with one radio and antena, both Wi-Fi and BT works on 2.4 GHz.

We can only choose driver - quite good Wi-Fi speed and bad BT connection (laggy) or good BT connection and extremally slow Wi-Fi ;)

BTW, I installed Win10 and the autorotation works inverse - how to fix that?

I found kionix.reg but it doesn't work, and when I write the registry entries by regedit manually there is an uknown device in device manager on path ROOT/SENSOR/0000
[Windows 8 General] tprata:
Hi guys,

So I'm back with another problem. I know that we have battery drain while off on this thing as it doesn't like to be completely off, so everytime I turn it off I enter the BIOS screen and press the on/off button to make sure it is off (had some close calls before when it turned on in a bag, even after shutdown, it was super hot when I finally noticed it). Well all was good as I was using it daily with little to no battery drain that way. Cue vacations, and after just 4 days of no use, battery is completely dry, 0% charge, had to wait a bit before it even turned on. These batteries really don't like being empty like that, I'm afraid that if I leave it like that for longer it will kill the battery.

Anyone knows what's going on here?
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
i've found a quite good solution to connectivity.

Those are my drivers for wifi and bluetooth (it's a double drive backup). You can try installing them and set your wifi adapter configuration to:

EnableAdaptivity=Enable

Selective suspend=Disabled

and leave the rest default.

For me the speed of wifi connection wont go down when i use my bluetooth mouse, but from time to time i feel some slowdown in speed for less than 10 sec then it returns again at full speed. It's eventually a long way better than the total absence of signal i had before this driver combo.
[Windows 8 General] majkel_94:
And what about BT devices? Mouse isn't laggy, audio isn't shuttering?

BTW, do you have Windows 10? How you have fixed autorotation?
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
Yes I have win 10 never had autorotation problems, but I think it's related with the 5300 intel graphic driver. The mouse it's fluid 90% of time and even when it lags it's almost imperceptible. For the audio I don't use any bluetooth audio device so I can't say nothing about this.

Inviato dal mio GT-I9505 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Windows 8 General] majkel_94:
I installed the drivers pack from first page and in horizontal position the screen autorotation is upside-down...

EDIT: Nevermind, I made some dirt in registry and it wasn't working. I uninstaled devices with drivers, installed new drivers from kionix, add registry key and now its working nice :D

These drivers are unsigned and I can't install them...
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
Unsigned driver can be installed with the proper startup option. As mentioned before you can use

win-r: shutdown.exe /r /o /f /t 00

And choose for disabling driver signature verification.

As always that's on your own risk.

Inviato dal mio GT-I9505 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Windows 8 General] theAlevan:
Hi. I just bought a Cube i7 Stylus. My queston is: is it safe to upgrade with the modded bios of Wootever? As there are posts about bricks in the thread.
[Windows 8 General] dim565:
[MENTION=6759763]theAlevan[/MENTION]

Congratulations with buying!

In 90% of cases the BIOS upgrate completes successfully (thanks to Wootever for the script Flash.cmd). For added security, you can do as I wrote here.

However, if you do not have a serious reason to update the BIOS, I would advise not to do it. There is always a chance that something does go wrong.
[Windows 8 General] theAlevan:
Thanks.
[Windows 8 General] hardan:
theAlevan i had a brick with the I7 Stylus, but i made some mistakes that caused the problem.

Usually the BIOS update or change is risky, but you will not have problem if you are careful and follow this easy steps:

-Always keep the Tablet connected to charger and with the batery full.

-Change the suspend config to infinite (never leave to sleep the Tablet while BIOS isupgrading).

-Copy the BIOS file and flash program to the internal SSD.

-Open the BIOS flasher in administrator mode.

Doing this you'll have a high percentage of success.

P.S. : welcome to the Cube I7 Stylus group.
[Windows 8 General] srlluny:
What about SD reader issue?

New update by MS but the issue still persists.
[Windows 8 General] fewt:
Complain very loudly in the built in Windows Feedback app (Hardware -> USB), the more people that complain, the higher the likelihood that it'll get fixed.

Here's a workaround, it's been working for me for a few days now: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67287459&postcount=3206
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
If someone is interested in connected standby, the s0 state with low power consumption and net connection active, that's what to do to activate it :

If you have upgraded bios with watsoever modded one's you have it disabled by default. (if you don't have upgraded you probably have secure boot enabled but you may control)

You need to go in bios setting pressing esc while booting, then go to security tab and activate secure boot mode. If it complains about user mode you need to set costume secure boot mode and then restore boot keys from key management menu. Then go to advanced tab and select acpi settings. Activate acpi low power s0 idle.

And voila a suppersnappier standby mode with low power consumption and net connection active that wakes in a sec[emoji12]
[Windows 8 General] majkel_94:
And how about power consumption? How many battery % per hour? ;)
[Windows 8 General] 11zeno11:
Activated yesterday need to do some testing but if you do some research on the net the connected standby should be the most efficient standby mode before ibernation.

Inviato dal mio GT-I9505 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Windows 8 General] hoangtnt:
wait new version android from [MENTION=3169814]fewt[/MENTION]
[Windows 8 General] fewt:
Hopefully I'll have a new beta out soon, I haven't had a lot of time to work on it recently.
[Windows 8 General] ed1994:
hey i have bought a new cube i7

its on Windows 10 everythink ok but it will get fast hot, only by using 1 Task or whach a short Video on YouTube in the Internet Explorer with only 2 Tabs open

why? can someone please help me
[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
Have tried it; Still not good.

---------- Post added at 05:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 04:14 PM ----------

I find these in WiFi driver inf file. How do I make the above changes then? Thanks.

HKR,Ndi\params\EnableAdaptivity,	ParamDesc,	0, "EnableAdaptivity"

HKR,Ndi\params\EnableAdaptivity,	type,	0, "enum"

HKR,Ndi\params\EnableAdaptivity,	default,	0, "0"

HKR,Ndi\params\EnableAdaptivity\enum,	"0",	0, "Disable"

HKR,Ndi\params\EnableAdaptivity\enum,	"1",	0, "Enable"

HKR,Ndi\params\EnableAdaptivity\enum,	"2",	0, "Auto"

HKR,defaults,EnableAdaptivity, 0, "2"

HKR,,EnableAdaptivity, 0, "2"

[NdisSS.reg]

HKR,Ndi\params\*SelectiveSuspend,	ParamDesc, 0, %SelectiveSuspend%

HKR,Ndi\params\*SelectiveSuspend,	default, 0, "1"

HKR,Ndi\params\*SelectiveSuspend,	type, 0, "enum"

HKR,Ndi\params\*SelectiveSuspend\enum, "0", 0, "Disabled"

HKR,Ndi\params\*SelectiveSuspend\enum, "1", 0, "Enabled"
[Windows 8 General] majkel_94:
Device Manager -> Wifi card -> Properties -> find setting tab -> edit parameters
[Windows 8 General] Wirman:
Hi Cube i7 Stylus experts ;)

I want to buy this tablet for my girlfriend, because she needs one for university to write in pdfs and i said to her, that it is as good as the Surface 3 but a lot cheaper! But she is afraid of the official keyboard with qwerty layout. Is there an alternative keyboard with qwertz layout available? I don't find an alternative which explicitly supports the i7 stylus and the fits with the 5-pin-connector. Have someone tried one or knows about one which fits?

thanks for answer ;)

Wirman
[Windows 8 General] SugoiRyu:
I've tried looking for one but no success.. You could always just remap the keys to be qwertz layout

---------- Post added at 05:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:15 PM ----------

I'm not aware of one but you could just remap keyboard to be qwertz layout
[Windows 8 General] popoyaya:
Any idea where's the best place to buy one of these? At the moment Banggood are selling for about £210 with discount code 0fcd6f. Any better deals around, including with keyboard?

http://www.banggood.com/Cube-I7-Stylus-intel-Core-M-2_0G-10_6-Inch-Windows-8_1-Tablet-p-981768.html
[Windows 8 General] theAlevan:
On GearBest its £239, but it's in the EU warehouse, so it's shipping fast and no additional fees. But sadly, keyboard out of stock in EU.
[Windows 8 General] DYSEQTA:
BIOS Splash

If anyone is interested in replacing their boot logo in BIOS with a custom one be aware that the image used (whether PNG or JPG) needs to be under 70KB. Anything over that and you wont see an image. The image itself can be up to 1920x1080 in size and 24bit for colour depth.

Personally I use UEFITool to replace the logo in the BIOS file.
[Windows 8 General] lavalampe:
Hi All, Sorry for the maybe stupid question but is there any chance to charge this with an external power bank or sth like that. Since I want to extent the batterie life in any kind a bit.

Thanks in advance.
[Windows 8 General] HypoTurtle:
In short yes as long as it can output 12V. You might get away with a 5v output with a 5v to 12v usb converter; but charging will be slower.

Tl;dr Yes if 12V output i.e. not usb banks (they're 5V)
[Windows 8 General] lavalampe:
In the Meanwhile I found some Powerbanks with native 12V output - for example http://www.ebay.de/itm/58800mAh-12V...-Battery-Booster-Power-Bank-SOS-/182154229120
[Windows 8 General] daleko:
newest driver 10.0.10586.31225 seems to solve this problem

an hour passed - so far so good

http://www.station-drivers.com/inde...tory&Itemid=352&func=fileinfo&id=2282&lang=fr
[Windows 8 General] chief13:
i use 2 of those

http://www.gearbest.com/chargers/pp_171639.html?ebay

with 18650 battery s(if you have old laptop battery , you can extract living 18650 battery's from it ) . i have a 16v charger to charge it + 5.5*2.5 cable to 3.5mm x1.35mm tip

if my tablet is full of battery , i can use each one of them for ~6 hours (maybe more i have not calculate ) powering my cube i7 . i use panasonic 6x 3200 mah 18650 batterys .
[Windows 8 General] srlluny:
Thank you very very much. Seems problem is solved.

Thanks again.
[Windows 8 General] fewt:
I couldn't find these drivers on Realtek or Lenovo's website. Is this the only source?
[Windows 8 General] chief13:
correct one for 64bit

http://download.windowsupdate.com/d..._f514bf4adac74ff32e30fc08a2346c0662ec39e8.cab
[Windows 8 General] fewt:
Wonder if there's a 64bit driver out there. Hrm.
[Windows 8 General] chief13:
My bad . i didnt check before i post ,the one i posted before was for 32bit only.

this one is for win64

http://download.windowsupdate.com/d..._f514bf4adac74ff32e30fc08a2346c0662ec39e8.cab

.i just tried it . its working-> my sd card stays connected
[Windows 8 General] tittyballz:
Anyone else find the touchpad on the keyboard a little weird? like not registering touches etc.
[Windows 8 General] mutimuti:
Yes it is very bad TouchPad. Don't buy keyboard for using TouchPad. I thought mein is defected but I see now it is common problem. I love China :silly:
[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
It is working. Thanks.
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
Found something... unsettling on Chinese Tieba Baidu.

It seems like someone tried to bridge the WiFi module and then managed to set the battery aflame.

#1. Bridge WiFi module

#2. Battery set aflame

Edit:

I would guess he placed the new WiFi module just on top of the Battery and damaged it through impact from the alloy backcover.
[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
He accidentally cut the battery with a razor blade during modification. What a guy, if success, heck of a work :good:

I think, rather than installing an internal WiFi module, a better idea is to use an external USB WiFi adapter.
[Windows 8 General] Silkyman:
I have a quick question - just got my I7 and original keyboard, but I seem to have a bit of a problem with keyboard, more with a keypad touch - it seems when I'm using more right side of the pad it keeps registering the key "y" and it's annoying when browsing or writing web address it adds a few y's to everything

EDIT: I found a video with the exact same problem so to get a better understanding: youtube. com/watch?v=IzBQ18Qniy0
[Windows 8 General] DrHunt:
Before I had various issues with this original keyboard including sometimes a key was just kept registering, not necessary the "y" though. When it happened, I had to disconnect this keyboard from the tablet. After I re-soldered the two ICs inside the keyboard, the issue no longer existed. Checked my post for a video on re-soldering those two ICs.
[Windows 8 General] jcsammut:
SD card keeps mounting/unmounting

Hi chief13,

I stumbled across your post when investigating an issue where my SD card keeps unmounting/mounting.

It sounds like the software above may fix my issue (if it is the same thing) and I just wondered how I install it - are you able to explain please? If I click on the cab it just extracts it, do I need to do it through the command line? If so what is the card/parameters?

Thanks,

Jason.
[Windows 8 General] thealgorithm:
You can use an archiver such as 7-zip to extract the files. once that is done, right click on the "RtsUerXD3.inf" file and select "install"

After a reboot, all should be fine.

I did attempt to install the driver via device manager, but that did not seem to work (mentioned it was not compatible) but installing it via the right click menu seems to have done the job (no disconnects so far)
[Windows 8 General] Silkyman:
Can you please provide the link to this video?
[Windows 8 General] chief13:
follow those steps !

choose realtek usb 2.0 Card reader

update driver

Browse my computer for driver software

Let me pick from a list or dev.....

press Have disk

browse the driver folder

next

woala ;)
[Windows 8 General] jcsammut:
Thanks - I have been able install it via device manager, just waiting to see if it is fixed.

Does anyone know what caused this as it only just recently happened in past few days? Did Windows update install an incorrect driver?

Thanks again!

---------- Post added at 10:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:08 PM ----------

Thanks chief13 - for taking the time to add the screenshots much appreciated!

Cheers!
[Windows 8 General] thealgorithm:
Yes, seems that there was an update last month or so that caused this issue. (It was possible to remove the specific update - which i initially did) but then the problem recurred when updating again. Seems (so far) that the installation of the driver worked. (Via right click and install via inf file) - device manager method did not seem to work. Including also the "have disk"
[Windows 8 General] PPrecht:
Where to buy

hello from germany. i am very interested at this tablet.

Please can you tell me, which dealer is the best to buy it from and how long will it take for delivery incl. customs?

i live in germany

Thanks

Peter
[Windows 8 General] mutimuti:
I bought it from banggood.com in Hamburg and I paid about 40 euro for custom. Keyboard's touchpad is so bad. Between Screen and touch panel there is a space because of that pen is not%100 accurate.

If I want to buy a new tablet again, I try teclast version. It has full size double usb3. It seems better. But I don't know any about it if it has any problem. You have to search.
[Windows 8 General] PPrecht:
Hallo aus Lüneburg,

welches Gerät meinst Du mit teclast version?

Danke

Peter

[MENTION=535343]all[/MENTION]: which Item from Teclast you think about?
[Windows 8 General] mutimuti:
http://m.gearbest.com/tablet-pcs/pp_252601.html?wid=1

Teclast X2 Pro