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[Windows 8 General] murakh:
[MENTION=2165918]javlada[/MENTION] - check if the hid_multitouch module is loaded. If not load it and see what happens. Do a full power cycle and not a reboot (check my earlier posts on this)

So an update: Took the unit back to the physical store (luckily something I could do) and they replaced it without any problem, so I do wonder if the battery issue is a known problem. This time the battery charges fully and battery life is much better. Windows install seemed more temperamental though as the first 2 installs kept freezing (could be driver issues though, although I am suspicious of the USB3 connector/cable/settings).

There is still one problem though: The KXFusion Device does not automatically install on a fresh install of Windows 10 Pro N 64. Neither through DoubleDriver, nor the installer in post 1. It can be added manually through Add Legacy, but it gives an error and does not automatically add/ install the SDO Sensor V2 (as it should according to other posts on the net). On the pre-installed Chinese Windows 10 it was installed and worked fine, so I know it is not hardware, but after installing Win 10 ..... no drivers get the Sensor to start. Adding SDO sensor manually shows that as installed and no errors, but does not resolve anything.

Any ideas from anyone, please? Although this isnt a major issue, it bugs me because I know something is not working.
[Windows 8 General] oeriel:
Wootever, please read, it's important for me and maybe also to others!

I have changed my BIOS some time ago when you applied RW application to throttle CPU to 4,5W. You have also posted a version when there was a ThrottleStop (version 8.00), but this version (beta) is now expiered and can't be run.

I have some questions to that mod NOT applying any modification inside tablet - without opening it.

1. What parameter I have to set to power plan setting in Windows - Processor Energy - 100% or could be less and what is an effect of that parameter to - for example RW.

See attachement

2. Is there a BIOS version (your version), where there is a working app ThrottleStop or app like this, where I can modify this parameters - for example undervolting. In RW I don't know what to modify...

3. In RW - can you give me some information, what I have to modify and how - to make this power i.e. 4,0w or 6,0W

Your modification of BIOS and RW (app like this) was great and I want to have the less memory consuming program and with more functionality - like ThrottleStop, but it doesn't work.

Could you make that version for people like me? Because I'm not up to date with your BIOSes:

My system: Windows 9.1

Cube i7 Stylus

Thank you!
[Windows 8 General] baxtex:
Same issue here. I have gotten the device manager to autmaticly install all 3 sensors, but it still won''t rotate.
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
[MENTION=4299642]baxtex[/MENTION] - Could you please tell me how you managed to get Device Manager to automatically install them, then I can at least try that too
[Windows 8 General] Ogider:
Wootever:

About thermal pad for the LPDDR3.

These memory chips are producing so much heat that need additional help in cooling?

I m thinking about 2 ways.

1-Just replace thermal pads.

2-Or do Your newest solution.

Few questions:

In a replace thermal pads solution....did You used some pads for memory modules?

If yes..that was still 0.5mm or 1mm?

And about newest solution.

Did You used thermal pads for memory modules ...to catch contact between them and cutted new copper heatspreader?
[Windows 8 General] baxtex:
Nothing fance, I just pressed Archive and choose scan for hardware changes (not sure about the translation) and it detected them.
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
Probably won't made any big difference, the TDP budget is shared between all cpu components (cores, gpu, cache, system agent). If you reduce the core energy the gpu will be stressed instead.

You can use the current ThrottleStop Beta 4 (Download here), the V3 Mod is compatible.

Also Intel XTU has received an update which seems to make it more reliable now, however the XTU service seems to start on "delayed" mode which explains the time delay before the settings are getting applied.

You can change it to "auto" so it will start immediately after windows boot:

sc config xtu3service start=auto
[Windows 8 General] Ogider:
Thanks for update about thermal pads, and great guide ,about build Heatspreader replacement.
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
I would guess around ~2W, it's probably not necessary but might give some little "assistance".

For use with the original heatspreader 1.0mm and with the custom copper heatspreader 1.5mm
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
Is there an specific error shown by the installer from the original post?

About the battery problem: it seems the battery capacity is updated after the 5% windows critical shutdown.

My previous Wear level was at 93.2%, now after the current complete discharge cycle (100% -> 5%) the wear level is at 95.0%.
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
[MENTION=4299642]baxtex[/MENTION] - Thanks, no such luck for me. Even removing the "Sensors" manually I get nothing found on a "Scan for new hardware". If I remove the Sensors IO then it will find and install only the accelerometer.

[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] - Thankyou. For the battery, with an admittedly limited knowledge, I suspect one of the battery packs was not connected. It would not charge >60% and only last about 1 hour, even though it reported 43 000and later 33000. I had 2 Windows critical shutdowns trying to fully cycle the battery but that didnt help. Fortunately it was replaced and now getting the green light on full charge and getting around 4H use.

Your experimental v3.3 bios definitely did correct the battery reporting though when I flashed it.

For the drivers - one of the dpxx? drivers failed to install (not sure if that makes a difference), and the sensor driver failed. Cannot recall the exact message, but it was generic - I will check again later. Strange thing is if I use other Kionix GUI installers it tells me that both devices are installed and ready, but there is still no SDO Sensor installed and the Kionix Fusion still has an error.
[Windows 8 General] ahmed1994:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION]

Is using ARCTIC Thermal Pad enough instead of copper plate with tapes

Especially it is not electric conductive
[Windows 8 General] MatanYeho:
Hello, i have a new issue, my battery is never full charged, all i see is:

I'm using the latest Wootever bios 0825v12 mod v3
[Windows 8 General] =jon=:
Is it possible to make a standard BIOS with the updated Cube logo, or tell us how to do it ourselves?

I tried the modified BIOS and the system got very unstable - several lockups / freezes etc. I didn't install any of the additional intel / throttlestop software though. Flashing back to standard and the system is rock solid again, but I'm stuck with the Chinese boot logo! :(

Also - for anyone else that has a panicky evening like mine yesterday - I've had the tablet lock up entirely at boot - it would refuse to power on with a red light that lasted a few seconds then went out again. Took it out of the keyboard dock and it powered straight back up... Worth remembering in case anyone else has that issue!
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
DIY: Heatspreader based on copper sheet revised.

[MENTION=1396397]murakh[/MENTION]

Please try to remove all installed kionix drivers and then try the Driver package again.

Installed drivers can be listed with:

pnputil -e

And can be removed with:

pnputil -f -d oem*.inf

[MENTION=6796626]MatanYeho[/MENTION]

This is more or less intended, the battery capacity is never absolutely correct.

Anything below <5% at the battery wear level should be fine.

[MENTION=292493]=jon=[/MENTION]

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=62479547&postcount=565

[MENTION=5211715]ahmed1994[/MENTION]

Please see: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=63271303&postcount=1220

This might be indeed possible, my old Onda windows tablet had an loose battery cable that sometimes cut the device off during operation. Probably a production fault or improperly assembled.
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
DIY Heatspreader Revision 2:

Material List:

(Note: those are only example links)

Copper Sheet 100mm x 100mm x 0.6mm OR Copper Sheet 100mm x 100mm x 0.5mm

Copper Sheet 100mm x 100mm x 1.0mm

Unitec Insulated Tape

Arctic Silver Arctic Alumina Thermal Adhesive

ARCTIC MX-4

ARCTIC Thermal Pad (145 x 145 x 0.5 mm)

Schematic:

(Set the picture DPI to 254x254 to get an exact 1:1 print)

Part1:

Part2 (Revision 2.0):

Part2 (Revision 2.2):

Construction Part1:

Print the schematic and fix it on 1.0mm copper sheet:

Use a driller with 2.0mm diameter at the drill markings:

Mark the schematic lines with a knife:

Saw / Cut out the rough shape:

Polishing:

Finalization:

Construction Part2:

(Note: the following pictures show Revision 2.0; Revision 2.1 is very similar, it only differs in size)

Print the schematic and fix it on 0.6mm OR 0.5mm copper sheet:

Mark the schematic lines with a knife and drill markings with hammer / nail:

Use a driller with 3.0mm diameter at the drill markings:

Saw / Cut out the rough shape:

And polish / smooth it up (Revision 2.0):

And polish / smooth it up (Revision 2.1):

Accuracy Review:

Install Part1 on the mainboard and make sure that it doesn't contact any components at the marked areas:

Also make sure that Part1 is as even as possible; otherwise bent it slightly torwards the CPU (only on a dismantled heatspreader of course):

Part2 (Revision 2.0) upon Part1:

Part2 (Revision 2.1) upon Part1:

Thermal Adhesive:

(Note: the following pictures show Revision 2.0; Revision 2.1 is very similar, it only differs in size)

Clean the surface of both parts:

Mix the Thermal Adhesive 1:1 and distribute it evenly on Part1:

After mixing the components, the reaction takes place and you have 5minutes to correctly adjust the pieces, make sure the holes of both parts fits exactly.

Then use a clamp or put some weight on the copper pieces and wait 1 hour for the adhesive to harden.

1 Hour later:

Cleaned:

Finalized and isolated with tape Revision 2.0):

(Note: the thermal pad at the lower section is 1.5mm and intended for ram cooling)

Finalized and isolated with tape Revision 2.1):

Heatspreader mounted (Revision 2.0):

Heatspreader mounted (Revision 2.1):

Heatspreader (Revision 2.2):

Thermal Pad (Optional):

0.5mm Thermal Pad (Revision 2.0):

0.5mm Thermal Pad (Revision 2.1):
[Windows 8 General] baxtex:
I tried running the command to delete the drivers but all I get is: Deleting the driver package failed: the specified file is not a INF-file that have been created by a OEM manufactor.
[Windows 8 General] javlada:
If I run sudo modprobe hid_multitouch, it executes and doesn't print any error. Then I noticed the touch screen is working. But sometimes it is not. I searched through the thread but unfortunately I couldn't find your earlier post regarding this topic.

Also bluetooth is not working. Is a Linux driver for the chip inside ours tablet available?
[Windows 8 General] fraktulnz:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] thanks for the updated guide. Have all my components sitting here just waiting for tablet to turn up still.

Did you blend the thermal adhesive with thermal paste or just go with straight thermal paste?

Also did you go with copper foil across the back of the case? I suspect that might provide a measurable improvement by providing quicker thermal distribution across the casing.
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
I used the (permanently) 1:1 mixture without thermal paste.

The remaining space inside the case is (unfortunately) very limited, only a 0.5mm thermal pad is fitting without causing much strain.
[Windows 8 General] fraktulnz:
My spreader is slightly thinner at 0.5mm and foil is 0.1mm, thermal pad is 0.5mm; total thickness should be the same as yours. Will let you know how it goes anyhow once tablet arrives.
[Windows 8 General] leo06:
Wifi speed

What is the max speed of wifi? Mine won't go more than 72 mbps
[Windows 8 General] baxtex:
I got a question perhaps more about Windows 10. When using the device as a tablet (without the dock) itäs quite a hassle to scroll on websites. Is there some shortcut so that I can scroll directly on the screen like a smartphone or am I stuck with the tiny scrollbar?
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
See the Linux install link from the first post for how to compile and install the Bluetooth driver. Mine did compile and install without obvious errors, but I have never had reason to use it.

For the hid_multitouch: My suspicions are that something doesn't initialise completely on a reboot or a boot from BIOS, resulting in Linux not loading multitouch. Overriding boot priority in the BIOS or rebooting (as opposed to booting from a powered off state) seems to result in Linux not (always) seeing the multitouch. So far setting the Linux partition as primary boot partition seems to work more often than not. Although making the hid_multitouch always load seemed to make it permanently work.

[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] - thankyou for the continued assistance. I will try that a little later. Also great looking heatspreader you created.

Update: Tried removing and re-installing, still the same error (Cannot install kxspd on any devices in your system, no further information available). Kept on trying in the Device Manager as well and if I remove the "Sensor IO" device it sometimes finds the "Sensor" device as well on re-scan / re-install. Updating drivers for that manually or automatically results in an error of Device Cannot Start. Never once has the SD Sensor V2 been installed though (installing that manually via Add Legacy and then removing and re-finding the others also does not work - always an error for the Sensor -> Sensor Fusion Device cannot start). And yes, rebooting between removals / installs, also tried most with and without the tablet docked to the keyboard.
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
Unfortunately i have a similar issue now, the flexible cable is very sensitive and tends to tear apart.

I8_KEY_FPC_V1.0

Have you contacted Cube for replacement parts?

Edit:

I send a mail to overseasales@51cube.com, let's see if they respond.
[Windows 8 General] Ogider:
I just did both copper plates.

Still waiting for tablet.

Any hint on how to avoid damaging the cable?
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
On re-assembly:

Otherwise try to avoid any contact or strain at the flexible key cable.
[Windows 8 General] G3n3R4L:
Someone would tell me if i should buy that one ? And bugs ?
[Windows 8 General] javlada:
Unfortunately I can not compile it. I followed the guide but I'm not sure in which directory I should run the commands.

I had to switch to the driver's directory before running git checkout new.

Should I run make as root or as a user? In which directory?

Unfortunately the compilation always failed with an Error. Is the driver compatible with my 4.2 kernel? The WiFi driver compiled fine.
[Windows 8 General] ajdeneka:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] can you please post link for 0.6mm copper sheet that you ordered for yourself?

I see on page 130 that you said you used 0.6mm but in links I see only 1.0mm and 0.5mm

Thanks!
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
[MENTION=2165918]javlada[/MENTION] - the process I followed in a new directory was: git clone, enter newly created directory, git checkout new, sudo make, sudo make install. I am not sure if the make command needs to be under su but on initial test systems I tend to run most commands in sudo.

Could anyone, with a working rotation sensor in Windows 10, please tell me what the "Sensor Hub" setting in their BIOS is? Mine is set to none, and I am not sure if this is related to the Kionix sensor or not (presuming not since windows does still find the Sensor IO device). This evening I eventually removed all the oem drivers using the cleaner batch file, then re-installed all. The Kionix drivers installation gave 2/2 and no errors but still the Fusion sensor device does not start.

From some other posts on other forums I saw people specifically mention that the sensor services were started. Found that the Sensor services (all 3) were not running on my system, set all to automatic, rebooted, tried to start all 3, reboot, reinstall drivers while started, but still the error in Device manager.

And unfortunately also realised that this unit is suffering from the wifi / SSD interference issue :( Everytime I try to do something on the network windows dies. With a USB wifi dongle it runs fine, so that is my option until I have the courage to open it up and do the fix suggested. Sigh.
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
[MENTION=1396397]murakh[/MENTION]

Can you provide a screenshot showing the error in the device manager?

About the SSD issues: did your device initially showed the chinese cube logo on power up?

[MENTION=6862588]ajdeneka[/MENTION]

Those were just example links, search for 0.6mm copper sheet on Ebay / Amazon / local Hardwarestore.
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] - again thankyou.

1 is the overview device manager. Note the Sdo Sensor V2 I added manually

2 is the error given when an automatic update to the driver is attempted

3 is the error as indicated in pic 1. This error occurs whether the driver is manually added, manually selected or updated from online. Sdo Sensor V2 has never been added automatically.

UPDATE: The SSD issue, yes it showed the Chinese Cube logo. I am fairly sure this is a Wifi issue as it never crashes with the USB wifi, but nearly every time on the internal wireless and as soon as I connect and start accessing my network. Tried all the possible drivers for that too but I am sure it is worse on the updated drivers.

Am busy downloading a fresh Windows 10 Pro ISO, and this time the non-N version. Will probably try a re-install this weekend. Although this error is more of a frustration and not something that makes the device unusable.
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
--Deleted. Duplicate of above post due to bad network connection--
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
Strange, i guess you have already updated to the newest bios version?

I'm pretty sure you received and older "chinese revision" device which has the SSD/WiFi interference issue. The only fix is (unfortunately) to open the device and adjust the wifi antenna cable around the ngff connector.
[Windows 8 General] Aicene:
I would like to ask, do you have ideas what to do with USB3.0 port, about insufficient power from that. May be you could measure, whats happen on USB power line if connect any device. Second, what about to ad other WiFi module inside the Cube. One nice candidate are this, Edimax EW-7822UAC. But then we should find point, where to connect it to USB line. I remember, that somebody mention that, there are unsoldered USB port on PCB.
[Windows 8 General] javlada:
I'm getting this error when running "sudo make":

/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c: In function ‘hci_reassembly’:
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:376:15: error: ‘NUM_REASSEMBLY’ undeclared (first use in this function)
index >= NUM_REASSEMBLY)
^
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:376:15: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:379:12: error: ‘struct hci_dev’ has no member named ‘reassembly’
skb = hdev->reassembly[index];
^
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:405:7: error: ‘struct hci_dev’ has no member named ‘reassembly’
hdev->reassembly[index] = skb;
^
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:427:10: error: ‘struct hci_dev’ has no member named ‘reassembly’
hdev->reassembly[index] = NULL;
^
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:440:10: error: ‘struct hci_dev’ has no member named ‘reassembly’
hdev->reassembly[index] = NULL;
^
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:453:10: error: ‘struct hci_dev’ has no member named ‘reassembly’
hdev->reassembly[index] = NULL;
^
/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.c:466:8: error: ‘struct hci_dev’ has no member named ‘reassembly’
hdev->reassembly[index] = NULL;
^
scripts/Makefile.build:264: návod pro cíl „/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.o“ selhal
make[2]: *** [/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt/btusb.o] Chyba 1
Makefile:1398: návod pro cíl „_module_/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt“ selhal
make[1]: *** [_module_/home/kubuntu/driver/rtl8723au_bt] Chyba 2
make[1]: Opouští se adresář „/usr/src/linux-headers-4.2.0-16-generic“
Makefile:15: návod pro cíl „all“ selhal
make: *** [all] Chyba 2
[Windows 8 General] pablo01609:
somebody has installed w10 of zero?
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
[MENTION=2165918]javlada[/MENTION] - I am unfortunately not a linux expert so I dont know. Using Mint 17.2 I get no errors on the make command. Maybe I am a bit more adventurous, but have you tried just issuing the "make install" command even with those errors?

[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] - while I dont like to hear that mine is an "older" revision and not the "latest and greatest", you are almost certainly correct as I purchased it in China from an "authorised" Cube stockist (well, they are at least listed on the Cube website). And yes I do have the newer BIOS, when I received this replacement I flashed the stock updated Cube BIOS first, then your V3 (not the experimental V3.3)
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
My device is also an older batch which had the WiFi cable atop the SSD:

Never revisions have moved the cable behind the ngff connector to avoid interferences:

"Chinese revision" only describes the inital bios version as all newer versions ship with an international bios, thus makes it easier to identify likely error-prone devices.

The hardware and function itself is identical on all revisions.
[Windows 8 General] murakh:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] - Thankyou. I guess I should have been more clear that my comment on mine not being the "latest and greatest" was mostly joking. The pictures are appreciated though, and if I decide to open it up I now know exactly what to do (and might also just upgrade the SSD), just loathe to crack open a brand new device.

Sent an e-mail to the Shenzhen factory to ask if they will replace mine with the updated type as I feel it would be pointless going back to the physical store who probably just have a batch of the type with the cable in the wrong location.

UPDATE: Response from the factory is to replace (again) with the dealer, OR send it to the factory for repair. However if all they plan to do is move the cable that is something I could do myself, and I don't really accept a repair being required on a brand new item with a known problem, it should be immediate replacement.

Now, whether to take the chances at the dealer, or to do it myself ...
[Windows 8 General] =jon=:
Two fingers should scroll the current window:

http://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/4202-touch-gestures-windows-10-a.html
[Windows 8 General] Wootever:
[MENTION=1396397]murakh[/MENTION]

If you can exchange it at the local store, ask for a quick device demonstration, if you can see the American Megatrends logo on power-up it is (most likely) the newer revision with the fixed antenna cable. (Based on that the retailer hasn't changed or updated the device Bios.)

Early batches with common SSD/WiFI issues have this logo:

The newer batches with the adjusted cable have this logo:
[Windows 8 General] beasty:
wake up right after standby

anybody having occasional wake-ups within 10 sec after pressing power button to send device to standby? do i need to check some BIOS settings? using Windows 10 Pro, drivers, latest FW mod and ME as recommended on first page

P.S. Great thread, thanks everyone, esp. Wootever!
[Windows 8 General] shunsai:
Yeah, it happens to me sometimes. It's strange, but not such a big deal for me. I'm still using 8.1 btw
[Windows 8 General] majkel_94:
It also happens to me :( I have Win 8.1 and it started to doing int a few weeks ago, so maybe it was an driver update :P