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[Device Reviews and Information] dentedilupo:
hi guys, i bought an used cube mix plus for 100 euros, just for small travelling and everything, i format it and installes official windows 10 last version, problem is that no cameras are recognized, is this link bellow a full image of the original so + drivers? how can i install it?

Cube Mix Plus（i18）Windows10 Image - TechTablets

Cube Mix Plus（i18）Windows10 image.rar File Size7.0 GiB DateJanuary 6, 2017 Downloads1524

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[Device Reviews and Information] dentedilupo:
just installed this

Camera Sensor Driver for Windows 10 (64-bit) - Miix 510-12ISK - Lenovo Support GR

support.lenovo.com

now both cameras are working after a windows 10 latest clean install

nice
[Device Reviews and Information] Pampurios:
Hello can you share the file update for touch screen??? THX
[Device Reviews and Information] marcelodub:
open one topic for windows 11 cube i7 book
[Device Reviews and Information] davrom:
Hi

Please, i can´t found drivers package for Cube I9. ¿May you send me?

Thanks
[Device Reviews and Information] RuLe89:
Hi guys, I have problems with my cube i9, after a polarity inversion on the battery charger, now it does not charge anymore, I am looking for the wiring diagram of the charging circuit but I can not find anything, can someone help me?
[Device Reviews and Information] davrom:
Hello there

Please, I have problems with the Wi-Fi card drivers. Please, can someone indicate where to find the drivers or put a link?

Thanks in advance
[Device Reviews and Information] marcelodub:
https://dsadata.intel.com/installer

pode tentar este instalador intel

vídeo

Bluetooth

Wi-fi
[Device Reviews and Information] davrom:
Thank a lot
[Device Reviews and Information] nighteagle74:
Hello,

i'm looking for this Tool and the Download-Link is broken. Can you help me to get thisFocaltech Touch Studio Software?
[Device Reviews and Information] xerxen:
Here a clean HDD .zip Copy for cube mix i18

Easy use with WinToHDD with an usb-m.2 SSD

or finish it how ever you know to finish :)

Webcam,wacom and all other driver are 100% useble

Use it 4 upgradse to win 11 and all works after full updates

Cube-MIX-Plus-i18-BL
[Device Reviews and Information] iceangle87:
@Wootever

您好 我有台酷比魔方Mix Plus （i18D）板号EM_F6011_V2.1刷Bios的时候刷坏黑屏，需要此主板的编程器固件，麻烦您帮忙发送以下可以吗？Email：iceAngle87@outlook.com

@Wootever

Hello, I have a Cube Mix Plus (i18D) with board number EM_ F6011_ V2.1, after flashing the BIOS, the screen turns black when turned on. So I need the programmer firmware for this motherboard now. Could you please help me send the BIOS file? Email: iceAngle87@outlook.com

My English is not very good. The above content is translated by a translator. If there is any offense, please forgive me
[Device Reviews and Information] calle89:
Some news about the cameras drivers??

Where can I find a screen protector??
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Download this package and extract it to C: (the path should be C:/i9/Install.cmd)

Go to (Windows 10) Settings -> Update & security -> Recovery -> Advanced startup: Restart now -> Troubleshoot -> Advanced options -> Command Prompt

Click on your username, enter your password and continue to the command prompt, then enter:

c:/i9/Install.cmd

Type exit and click on Continue.
[Device Reviews and Information] Soliloquy:
No problem. I'm going to get a refund and get a surface.

Somehow personal attacks are okay if you criticise poor quality, so I guess there's no need to post again on the subject.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=2104031]Soliloquy[/MENTION]

No offence, i can understand your situation as my first attempt of buying an chinese tablets was also rather disastrous (Onda V975W).

But i got your standpoint right from the first post, there's no need to post more messages about the same issues.

I can suggest you to open a PayPal case, you can either get a full refund or partial refund if you choose to keep the tablet, which i can offer you some help for a do-it-yourself repair.
[Device Reviews and Information] Soliloquy:
I apologise for being a ridiculous jerk, just having a bit of a long month I guess. I didn't need to bang on quite so much, just a bit upset as I have a holiday now and I have to buy a laptop in a hurry :)

I do appreciate you do this for free, and I'm going to wind my comments in. Really don't appreciate being called mentally ill though, got my hackles up ;)

E: Okay, deep breaths taken. I'm going to have a crack at sorting this out myself

E2: ⇩⇩ Thanks, [MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] - I think I'm going to give it a go - was going to heatsink it after all. I will let the seller know what I plan to do, though, and give them a chance to respond (they said their engineer will comment on it during the week). I'm going away for a few days anyway. I'll be sure to drop you a line once I'm surrounded by bits and pieces, cheers! I'm hoping it's something simple, or if all else fails I guess there's always the nuclear option of cutting the dock.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=1167021]Hendrickson[/MENTION]

BIOS Update/Mod can be downloaded here. It worked without any issues on my device.

There is probably a first hint about the "Cube i9 Stylus", found it on a Windows image targeted for F6011.

Emdoor C6116 = Cube i7

Emdoor C6011 = Cube i7 Stylus

Emdoor F6611 = Cube i9

Emdoor F6011 = Cube i9 Stylus?

Emdoor F6316 = ?

[MENTION=2104031]Soliloquy[/MENTION]

Are you going to disassemble your device? Send me a mention ([MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION]) if you need some advice.

Edit:

I disassembled the pogo pin connector and found some solder leftovers between the pins, that possibly could short itself:

(i unfortunately already cleaned it before the photo was made)
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Looks like here is a fix for the Windows capative button issue:

Thanks to belarusdds on 4pda.ru
[Device Reviews and Information] Soliloquy:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] : That is, in fact, incredibly helpful to me - thank you very much; you're a gent :)

It really might be this. It started off slowly, and the glitch varies in intensity if you lightly tap the connector
[Device Reviews and Information] calle89:
Dear friend, I love you!!!!!!!!!

I attach you the logs of the drivers installation... During the installation found 2 or 3 errors... Seems works everything..
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=1167021]Hendrickson[/MENTION]

I removed the copper/graphite? foil from the backcover and added another thermal pad, got a slightly higher score and the device feels a lot cooler now.

[MENTION=7395043]calle89[/MENTION]

Good to see that it's working correctly now, it was indeed just a driver issue.

The errors from dism are unproblematically, the script was trying to delete all drivers from oem0.inf up to oem99.inf.

(in most cases there are only drivers up to oem30.inf installed, so removing the other non-existent drivers results in an error)

Edit:

You can now safely install all the drivers from the original post (i tested it twice to check if it's function correctly)

Edit2:

I noticed some Display/PWM flickering on any brightness below 100%, can anyone confirm this?
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
LCD Module: Kingdisplay KD122N4-30NH-B2

Panel only: HannStar HSD122BUW1

Contrast: 1019:1

Brightness: 260 cd/m²

91.24% sRGB

67.11% AdobeRGB

Uniformity:

Check for PWM flicker on Original BIOS:

Open this website on your Device.

Set the Brightness to 100% and watch the moving line.

It should look like this.

Now set the Brightness to 50% and watch the moving line.

Now it should look like this.

More information on TFTCentral.co.uk
[Device Reviews and Information] Hendrickson:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION], no flicker on my screen I can see.

Is your enhanced bios okay to flash, have you done it yourself. What exactly has changed?
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
->

Added all information to the BIOS post.
[Device Reviews and Information] calle89:
Could you plese add more informations on the heatspreader? material? copper? thikness?? thermal paste??
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Updated BIOS Mod

Default TDP limit is now at 7W, with 70°C max temperature.

If the device has an reasonable dissipation it will always throttle because of 7W TDP.

If the dissipation isn't sufficiently dimensioned it will most likely throttle because the Core reaches 70°C temperature.

However, it should increase performance even with the default heatspreader installed.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
It's not finished yet, you can take a look at this post (it's for the Cube i7 Stylus but very similar).
[Device Reviews and Information] xeyueoa:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION], do you know which USB Power Delivery profiles the tablet supports, or if there's any way to change them? I have a USB-C charger supporting 5 V and 20 V, and I guess has implemented USB PD version 1.0, which seems to output only 5 V.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=6497083]xeyueoa[/MENTION]

The controller is a EtronTech EJ898 (supports Power Delivery 2.0), but i think it will need at least 36W power input (12V * 3A) to charge correctly.

Edit:

If your charger can output 20V it should be sufficient, do you have a pd compatible usb-c cable?
[Device Reviews and Information] xeyueoa:
According to the label on the charger, it should support 20 V * 2.25 A and 5 V * 2 A, and it has a integrated USB-C cable.

What makes me think it charges at 5 V is that it charges slowly (or negatively under heavy load), and that I hear coil noise from the tablet.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=6497083]xeyueoa[/MENTION]

Got exactly the same issue when i tested charging with the USB-C connector on my PC mainboard. (15W = 5V * 3A)

20V * 2.25A doesn't seem supported by the official PD specification, they are probably using their own implementation.
[Device Reviews and Information] gorbehnare:
do you know what the pinout for the pogo pin connectors are ? i still haven't been able to make it work with USB mouse or keyboard. anything i connect i get that switch to tablet prompt. I'm starting to doubt it is USB connection. there are only so many combinations that could be tested safely.
[Device Reviews and Information] calle89:
I bought the aukey hub usb 3.0, usb type c and hdmi... the output video is glitchy, lagging and jerkily and I have no sounds from the tv, only from the tablet... could be a problem of the tablet or of the adaptor?
[Device Reviews and Information] Thompson111:
Hi!

I have cube i7 stylus and im very interrested in i9.Can me someone say, how much is battery capacity?In joe video BatteryBar shows aroud 46Wh, original capacity is 50Wh.How long can tablet go with UV and modded bios?Or what is idle consuption?Thanks.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=7395043]calle89[/MENTION]

Try this to update the USB Hub firmware: AUKEY CB-C26 Update

[MENTION=1256978]Thompson111[/MENTION]

Battery: 3.8V x 5000mAh x 2 cells = 38Wh

Haven't tested the battery much, but if the average power consumption for example is 5W it should last 7.6h
[Device Reviews and Information] calle89:
Sorry but I don't know how to use it... could you help me??
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=7395043]calle89[/MENTION]

Download this file and extract it.

Install VL100MPTool.exe and launch it.

Click on Setting -> Open File and select Firmware.bin, click on OK.

Connect your USB C Hub and click on Auto Run.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
It's not tested or verified, but since the left pin is ground it should be:
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Simple Heatspreader made from 1mm copper sheet.

Front:

Back:

Mounted:
[Device Reviews and Information] gorbehnare:
thanks....

mmm.... that's interesting... this is not at all what my multi-meter is told me... however this is a configuration that i have not tested yet... i'll try it this weekend and update.
[Device Reviews and Information] legalizacion_24:
RTL8723BU no possibility to change the other with wifi ac ???? soldier
[Device Reviews and Information] muSPKK:
Seems like this tablet still have issues with the USB 3.0 controller for the USB 3.0 input and the microSD slot. I am not getting anywhere near the reading speed as I should. I just tried with a card that do 90mb/s read on my desktop computer USB 3.0 input, but on the cube I am only getting 38 mb/s read. The Type-C connector seems working fine though.

And dont understand how Chris on techtablet manage to get much higher values on his micro SD card when it has lower specifications than my card. I got the Sandisk 200GB card. My bios version is from march.

Would be lovely if people could test out what kind of speed they get.
[Device Reviews and Information] tkato:
Just purchased this tablet, praying all will go well haha.

Anything I should do when it gets here? I'm not planning on doing heavy gaming on this machine, but I'll use it mainly for photoshop, some 3D work.
[Device Reviews and Information] ajdeneka:
i have cube i7 stylus and i am thinking to upgrade to i9 but i need a favor, it is quite simple actually.

i need someone to open any pdf magazine in portrait mode (width should automatically fit left and right edge of a screen) and take a photo, so that i can see on top and bottom how much of a screen (black bars) isn't used.

i7 with 10.6'' and 16:9 screen isn't good for magazines, and since I use tablet as my main computer, for everything, i don't want to be wrong regarding this..

maybe i should wait for tablet with 3:2 12-13'' skylake core m and stylus support, i am not sure.
[Device Reviews and Information] QtKiguis:
Hello everyone

Wootever, is safe to update the bios with your modified bios? within a reasonable margin. I mention this to avoid the problem that Hendrickson had with the original bios.

I do not know if I will mod the heatsink. Basically it is the problem of memory cards

Sorry for my english
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
I tried it a dozen times on my device without any issues, of course it doesn't necessarily means it will work perfectly fine on your device, there is always a remaining risk.

If you're in doubt, don't use it.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
There is indeed some PWM flicker on the original BIOS.

Steps to reproduce:

Open this website on your Device.

Set the Brightness to 100% and watch the moving line.

It should look like this.

Now set the Brightness to 50% and watch the moving line.

Now it should look like this.

More information on TFTCentral.co.uk
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=6862588]ajdeneka[/MENTION]
[Device Reviews and Information] ajdeneka:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION] thanks for the photo, i think i will wait wait for similar tablet but with 3:2 aspect ratio and maybe stylus support, hopefully chuwi could come up with core m version...
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Material List:

ARCTIC Thermal Pad (145 x 145 x 0.5 mm)

Copper sheet (100 x 100 x 1 mm)

Dismantle the Heatspreader:

Add a thermal pad with the size of 19mm x 16mm on the CPU:

Re-assemble the Heatspreader:

Add a thermal pad with the size of 19mm x 16mm into the CPU notch:

Prepare a copper sheet with 70mm x 70mm x 1mm

Remove the copperfoil from the metal backcover:

I used some double-sided adhesive tape to fix the copper sheet inside the case:

As a precaution i added some insulating tape on the Heatspreader:
[Device Reviews and Information] tkato:
Wootever thanks for the work you've been doing and sharing here, great information.
[Device Reviews and Information] mnemix:
What do you get with this mod? The same as Hendrickson's mod? It seems easier than other one.

Enviado desde mi Aquaris E5 mediante Tapatalk
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=3532958]mnemix[/MENTION]

I got 1280 in 3DMark11 but with 7W TDP limit.
[Device Reviews and Information] mnemix:
[MENTION=4709667]Wootever[/MENTION], sorry, but I don't know how much is it compared with no modded I9 or Surface 3, for example?

Enviado desde mi Aquaris E5 mediante Tapatalk
[Device Reviews and Information] tkato:
Hey, thanks for the detailed instructions, would you advise not doing it the same way Chris did it?, he placed the copper on the CPU while I see you only put the thermal pad on the CPU.
[Device Reviews and Information] ajdeneka:
Acer Switch Alpha 12

Just a heads up for anyone that is still thinking weather to get this tablet or not. (like myself)

Acer announced Acer Switch Alpha 12, completely liquid cooled (no fans) Surface Pro 4 clone. Almost same specs as SP4 but including keyboard starting at only $599 in US and €699 in Europe. Also has active stylus support, QHD display and 3:2 aspect ratio.

I don't see Core M version, there are mentioned i3, i5 and i7, 4 and 8 GB RAM, 128, 256 and 512 GB SSD. It should be out in a month or so and it will be interesting to see tests especially regarding liquid cooling.

http://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc...-netbooks/acer-switch-alpha-12-1319444/review
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=6862588]ajdeneka[/MENTION]

It's $699 and 799€, double compared with the i9 in Europe. Price increase of 75% for Europe. Also probably no possibility for maintenance.

Edit:

http://www.zdnet.com/article/window...tch-alpha-12-liquid-cooled-surface-pro-rival/
[Device Reviews and Information] jacques-h82:
[FocalTech FT5926] - can't run

hello, i've a cube i9 and i've the bug with windows button (phatom activity ;))

i dl the fix on the first thread ; FT5926_UpgradeTool_V1.0.1.8_20150930 but exe won't run. (software exeption 0xc0000409)

any solution to fix it ?

thanks

--

jacques
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=7430773]jacques-h82[/MENTION]

Error 0xc0000409 seems like an Windows or Antivirus issue, do you use the default Windows that was pre-installed?
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Material List:

Copper sheet (100 x 100 x 1 mm)

8x M1.4 washer (0.35mm thickness)

4x M1.4 screw (4mm length)

Arctic Alumina Thermal Adhesive

ARCTIC MX-4

Double-Sided Adhesive Tape

Optional: ARCTIC Thermal Pad (145mm x 145mm x 0.5 mm)

Schematic:

How to set DPI size for a correct 1:1 print.

Prepare the large copper sheet:

(Note: The following photos highly differs from the schematic, they are only meant for reference)

Print the first schematic and fix it on 1mm copper sheet:

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

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

Saw / Cut out the rough shape:

And polish / smooth it up:

Now prepare a small copper sheet with the size of: 20.0mm x 16.5mm x 1mm

* Correct size of large copper sheet: 60.5mm x 54.5mm x 1mm

(Note: The large copper sheet on the photo slightly differs from the schematic)

Print and cut out the second schematic, correctly adhere it with double-sided adhesive tape on the large copper sheet:

(Note: The large copper sheet on the photo slightly differs from the schematic)

Clean the surface of the small sheet and the cut-out part on the large copper sheet:

(Note: The large copper sheet on the photo slightly differs from the schematic)

Mix the Thermal Adhesive 1:1 and distribute it evenly on one side of the small sheet, place it inside the paper notch of the large sheet and press it together.

After mixing the components, the reaction takes place and you have 5 minutes to correctly adjust the small sheet.

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

(Note: The large copper sheet on the photo slightly differs from the schematic)

The combined height of the heatspreader copper sheets should be slightly under 2mm, otherwise polish it down to 1.99mm.

* The heatspreader shown on the photo is 1.98mm in height.

Insulating is not necessarily neeeded as all electrical components are below the critical threshold.

(the red and green marked inductor are the highest assembled components)

Type M1.4 washer and screws:

(Note: Make sure the washer have a thickness of 0.35mm)

The heatspreader needs to be assembled with two washer between (0.7mm height) to keep the height to the CPU correct:

(Note: Use some double-sided adhesive tape to keep the washer fixed)

Put some thermal paste on the CPU:

Finalized:

Update: It is also possible to use the torx screws from the case instead:

Optional: Add a Thermal Pad with the size of 40.0mm x 25.0mm x 0.5mm.
[Device Reviews and Information] jacques-h82:
Yes; it's the factory setup.

It's a software exception not a windows...

I've just discover an error behing this error / Touch driver blocked due to a failed logo requirements.
[Device Reviews and Information] Belarusdds:
Well good. We fix your problem.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
This heatspreader seems to work pretty decent:

P1294 3DMark11 61°C max temperature on 7W TDP.

Surface Pro 4 Core-M:

P1344 3DMark11 on 9W TDP.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Installed new WiFi antenna:

Previous download speed was about ~1.5mb/s now i get ~3.5mb/s
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Insulating is not necessarily neeeded as all electrical components are below a certain threshold:

(the red and green marked components are above all resistors)
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Display: Kingdisplay KD122N4-30NH-B2

Colorimeter: X-Rite i1 DisplayPro

Correction Matrix: LCD White LED IPS (WLED AC LG Samsung)

Calibration Software: dispcalGUI 3.1.3.1 + Argyll 1.8.2

90.7% sRGB

Contrast: 1028:1

Whitepoint: 6500K

Luminance: 120 cd/m²

Gamma 2.2

Calibration Report

D6500 2.2 M-S XYZLUT+MTX

89.0% sRGB

Contrast: 1044:1

Whitepoint: 7000K

Luminance: 120 cd/m²

Gamma 2.2

Calibration Report

D7000 2.2 M-S XYZLUT+MTX
[Device Reviews and Information] QtKiguis:
Good Morning

Wootever, your heatspreader mod "simple" (http://xdaforums.com/windows-10/general/cube-i9-t3342113) I imagine it is somewhat less efficient than the last. But for a user like me who think i9 use as a "non-player" will remain much better than not putting on the heatspreader, right? I ordered the accessories before they will publish the last modification.

Yesterday I got the tablet. I do not know which version of bios have but does not recognize my 64 gb microsd hehe I think that failure is solved with your modified bios, along with others.

Thanks for posting your work on the Cube i9. It is very interesting.
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
[MENTION=403092]QtKiguis[/MENTION]

It's indeed less efficient but overall sufficient enough even for larger tasks.
[Device Reviews and Information] QtKiguis:
Thank you, Wootever

Another thing. Anyone else happens next? When I turn off the tablet completely shuts down first but after a few seconds the red LED lights load and makes small clicks inside the tablet. If again briefly press the power button the light and clicks disappears but they return after a few seconds. If I leave the tablet in standby this does not happen and acts normally.

¿?

And using the tablet loading is safe? I read that other tablets like Chuwi Hi12 are causing problems for this reason
[Device Reviews and Information] Wootever:
Try to shut it down by pressing the power button for 10seconds, then try the normal windows shutdown again.

The charger is average at best, i'm only using it during the day and unplug it everytime, but i had never any issues with the charger or battery.

Which is pretty rare for chinese tablets.