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[GUIDE][WIN 95,98,XP][LINUX,UBUNTU,REDHAT]Everything on your Streak

REQUIREMENTS
On your streak
1.Download Any one pack attached below
qemu+qemu(sdl)[FAST but unstable]
or Bochs+Bochs(sdl)[slow but works]
On windows
qemu for windows[google it]
bochs 2.5.1[google it]
done
Creating the bootable image!
1. Open up Bochs for PC and run bximage.exe -> you can find bximage here C:/Program Files/bochs/ | depends on where you have installed it.
2. Create a Image with following: hd, flat, 1500, c.img
hd: It is the format of your boot disk. | fd will create a bootable floppy disk image. For some odd reasons you can use with win 3.11 or something like that.
flat: It means that it has a fixed size.
1500: It is the size of your Image. | you need around 1,5 gb disk space, because the installation of winxp, even you edit it with nlite, wont let you use lower disks -.- , i am trying to solve that problem.
c.img: It is the name of your Image. | choose the name like you want to, but dont forget to edit the bochsrc.txt, else it wont start.
notice: Maybe you have to run bximage.exe as Admin.
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Install Windows XP in the boot image
1. Open up Qemu
2. Set up a new Virtual Machine
3. As disk use the c.img
4. Configure the cdrom
5. Give the machine around 512 MB - 1 GB RAM if possible
6. start the Virtual machine and run the installation of Windows XP
Running it in Android
Extract SDL folder to \sdcard
Now folder looks like
/sdcard/SDL
copy Over c.img to sdl folder
run bochs or libsdl from app drawer
and it boots
in this way you can install anything you want
takes 10 to 15 minutes to boot
I booted win98 with these
go for screenshot below
THIS IS NOT MY WORK I JUST SHARED IT WITH YOU

Is this stable?

Pretty cool...
Now that is pretty wild ..xp on streak.. I wish there was a video of the whole installation process since it is all unfamiliar to me but still think I'll Try it for fun.

WOW
I noticed it's running win98 in safe mode so not much is working with it.
BUT
If bluetooth keyboard and mouse worked with this, it would just be the sickest thing ever!
If 3g data networking worked also, I would just explode!
Downloading and going to give it a crack on spare streak........

How fast/slow do they run?

haha would be awesome to be able to make calls from xp

It's merely running various guest OS's though a vm. Even if you managed to set it up to route calls there would likely be an unacceptable amount of lantancy.

For help and support, please refer to the original thread here ----> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1459153

Very funny!!!

Its an emulator guys... nothing to freak out about
Sent from my cm_tenderloin using Tapatalk 2

Rocker19943 said:
haha would be awesome to be able to make calls from xp
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this one is a very good point... and funny too...
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warboat said:
I noticed it's running win98 in safe mode so not much is working with it.
BUT
If bluetooth keyboard and mouse worked with this, it would just be the sickest thing ever!
If 3g data networking worked also, I would just explode!
Downloading and going to give it a crack on spare streak........
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very understandable...

Where can I download LETOOLS in some form of permanent file?

The only K1 Ideapad sync software Lenovo is offering now requires Windows 7 (basically throwing me and millions of other Windows XP users over a cliff) so forgive me if I sound a little paranoid . . . I need LETOOLS in some form of permanent file so I no longer have to be at the mercy of Lenovo.
I have no idea if this is a Windows program -or- a Google Play live install that runs on my K1 Ideapad, I just know that if I don't nail down a hard copy of it somewhere it's apparent Lenovo doesn't give a good goddamn about me and perfectly content to watch me go begging. Please, could someone help me? If it isn't too big, could someone . . . I don't know, post it here? offer it on another site?
And again, I've never manually installed a program to my K1. If LETOOLS is an Android program I'll need help understanding how to get it into my Ideapad! Thanks guys. Just really infuriating . . .
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Try this link

Hey rurocking, thank you for that link. Could you help me hunt down two more files that I need which are apparently not components of LETOOLS? They are:
LETOOLS.APK
LENOVO MOBILE DEVICE DRIVERS
I was certain the apk would be packed in the LETOOLS download but I can't find it anywhere. And I give up trying to locate the "Lenovo Mobile Device Drivers" that LETOOLS is prompting me I have to have installed before LET can proceed to install. What a nightmare! :cyclops: Help!
coydroid

Letools Download
coydroid said:
Hey rurocking, thank you for that link. Could you help me hunt down two more files that I need which are apparently not components of LETOOLS? They are:
LETOOLS.APK
LENOVO MOBILE DEVICE DRIVERS
I was certain the apk would be packed in the LETOOLS download but I can't find it anywhere. And I give up trying to locate the "Lenovo Mobile Device Drivers" that LETOOLS is prompting me I have to have installed before LET can proceed to install. What a nightmare! :cyclops: Help!
coydroid
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Here's where to find the download. I would post the link for you, but i'm facing restrictions based on not having ever posted anything on this website.
Google "Lenovo Support Downloads page"
In the next menu, select IdeaPad K Series Tablet, followed by All Machine Types, then scroll down to Windows 7.
Under the Software, You will see Synchronization Software for Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit) - IdeaPad Tablet K1.
to find the letools.apk, use 7zip and extract the following \LeTools_MultiLang_x86_x64_Full_setup_20320.exe\LeTools_MultiLang.msi\contents.cab\

LENOVO
sn00pay85 said:
Here's where to find the download. I would post the link for you, but i'm facing restrictions based on not having ever posted anything on this website.
Google "Lenovo Support Downloads page"
In the next menu, select IdeaPad K Series Tablet, followed by All Machine Types, then scroll down to Windows 7.
Under the Software, You will see Synchronization Software for Microsoft Windows 7 (32-bit, 64-bit) - IdeaPad Tablet K1.
to find the letools.apk, use 7zip and extract the following \LeTools_MultiLang_x86_x64_Full_setup_20320.exe\LeTools_MultiLang.msi\contents.cab\
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yes my man worked for me thankyou

[Q] Question: Acer Aspire P3

Greetings,
just purchased Acer Aspire P3..Anyone who uses this Device? does this needs to be root/jailbreak? or what mods can we do for this device?
http://www.acer.com/aspirep3/en_US/

Its a normal x86 device, no jailbreak or mods required. Has its own thread somewhere already I think.

i cannot find any thread that says Acer Aspire p3...
anyone can give me the link?

lampz said:
i cannot find any thread that says Acer Aspire p3...
anyone can give me the link?
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I managed to have Android 4.2.2 Working on my Aspire P3,
I will try to post a tutorial, keep posted

Could you write toturial. Especially how to get to work vol+ vol- when choosing the system during boot.
I did like in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42502143
Everything works except the buttons (vol+) and can not do without an external keyboard to choose the system (win or android).
Thank you.

waliej said:
Could you write toturial. Especially how to get to work vol+ vol- when choosing the system during boot.
I did like in this thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42502143
Everything works except the buttons (vol+) and can not do without an external keyboard to choose the system (win or android).
Thank you.
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You can use a usb hub and plug both keyboard and flash drive
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I managed to install android 4.2.2 but one of the cameras is not working, couldn't edit build.prop, but reading other posts refering to iconia W700, they change DPI from somewhere else. My knowledge and english are limited, if anyone could help will be very thanked. Android runs smoothly on my tablet

i still got my acer aspire p3 but its getting slow... i dont know why..
what maintenance do we have to do?
should we upgarde to 8.1? or stay 8.0?

Yes you should upgrade to 8.1

acer aspire p3 recovery
last week i formatted my acer aspire p3 without saving or backing up my windows 8 os now im having trouble with the bluetooth keyboard connection. pc and keyboard wont connect though drivers were all installed correctly. i dont have the recovery disc since i bought it online and already used. is there any work around that ive been missing after updating the os to 8.1 , uninstalling and reinstalling bt for so many times without success? or can anyone share a link onto where i can download free the recovery disc or alikes.
TIA

edreab86 said:
last week i formatted my acer aspire p3 without saving or backing up my windows 8 os now im having trouble with the bluetooth keyboard connection. pc and keyboard wont connect though drivers were all installed correctly. i dont have the recovery disc since i bought it online and already used. is there any work around that ive been missing after updating the os to 8.1 , uninstalling and reinstalling bt for so many times without success? or can anyone share a link onto where i can download free the recovery disc or alikes.
TIA
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Did you try to install Acer's drivers (available on it's website) ?

I've just installed Chromium OS on my P3. If anyone is interested, it's with "cloud ready".
Everything works great (Wifi, Bluetooth, battery, sound, video, touchscreen).
(I haven't tested the cameras yet).

[Q] Installing android on the nextbook NXW8QC16G

I have a nextbook tablet running windows 8.1 that I got from black Friday. I hate windows 8 and bluestacks won't run on the tablet, so therefore I can't even run my android apps.
Is there a way to install android on this tablet and get rid of windows? I've searched online and came up dry.
Any help would be appreciated.

I also bought one form wally world and would love to run android on it

nolan714 said:
I also bought one form wally world and would love to run android on it
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This is where I got mine too.
Please anyone who can shed some light on this I would really appreciate it. This is a great tablet but windows 8 sucks.

For Bay Trail:
https://01.org/android-ia/ - Intel's build of Android for x86 devices. They have builds available for Bay Trail devices, which according to the specs I found for that device, should work.
It does support running as a live image, which will get it off the ground and running for testing to see if all of the hardware is supported, and an installer to drop the Android setup on disk as necessary.
Installing Google Play and such might be a bit more involved of a task, but it's doable.

Interesting... but how would I get the tablet to boot into the image? since I can't plug a flash drive into it or access a boot menu of sorts how do I do this?

I had a similar question. I got an HP Stream 7 for $80 on Black Friday, and it comes with Windows 8.1. The reviews on amazon were glowing, considering the low price and still running a 32-bit version of Windows 8.
However, I'm not a big fan of Windows 8. Perhaps some day it'll grow on me, but at this moment, I don't find it intuitive.
Since the HP Stream has Intel Atom, I found this page (which apparently I'm not allowed to share). Just do a google search for Atom and kit kat. That gave me an Intel page with some instructions, but it looks like virtualization, as opposed to replacing or dual booting the OS.

zonykel said:
I had a similar question. I got an HP Stream 7 for $80 on Black Friday, and it comes with Windows 8.1. The reviews on amazon were glowing, considering the low price and still running a 32-bit version of Windows 8.
However, I'm not a big fan of Windows 8. Perhaps some day it'll grow on me, but at this moment, I don't find it intuitive.
Since the HP Stream has Intel Atom, I found this page (which apparently I'm not allowed to share). Just do a google search for Atom and kit kat. That gave me an Intel page with some instructions, but it looks like virtualization, as opposed to replacing or dual booting the OS.
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This won't work because the tablet doesn't not have enough ram to run an emulator. If that was the case I would just use bluestacks :/

ItsJon said:
Interesting... but how would I get the tablet to boot into the image? since I cant plug a flash drive into it or access a boot menu of sorts how do I do this?
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Sounds like it's got a micro-USB port on it - given that the tablet is meant for running Windows, probably an OTG port.
Find a USB OTG cable and you should be able to plug a proper keyboard into it (to get into the firmware) or plug a USB thumb drive into it.
I think the same is true for the Stream 7 (a quick search tells me it's got the same sort of micro-B port on it).
As far as accessing the firmware for either (to do things like disable Secure Boot or change the boot device), I'm not sure - but the documentation for each device should have instructions on how to access the firmware.
For installation - the images I linked above are for direct installation, not running inside of a VM. (I don't think any of the images that Intel provides will run under virtualization because they expect certain hardware to be present that isn't typically provided by any of the VMs out there - graphics being the big one.)

android,ubuntu,windows?
irony_delerium said:
Sounds like it's got a micro-USB port on it - given that the tablet is meant for running Windows, probably an OTG port.
Find a USB OTG cable and you should be able to plug a proper keyboard into it (to get into the firmware) or plug a USB thumb drive into it.
I think the same is true for the Stream 7 (a quick search tells me it's got the same sort of micro-B port on it).
As far as accessing the firmware for either (to do things like disable Secure Boot or change the boot device), I'm not sure - but the documentation for each device should have instructions on how to access the firmware.
For installation - the images I linked above are for direct installation, not running inside of a VM. (I don't think any of the images that Intel provides will run under virtualization because they expect certain hardware to be present that isn't typically provided by any of the VMs out there - graphics being the big one.)
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i managed to get to the bios of it by trying android installer (wubi) but android wouldn't boot but it let me get into boot options it says it doesn't have usb connected when in fact i did via usb otg but still trying if it's possible to boot ubuntu i will report first thing lets hope the dev's figure this one out please note it has uefi bios ubuntu desktop maybe a possibility but that's just a wild guess

joeylikesubuntu said:
i managed to get to the bios of it by trying android installer (wubi) but android wouldn't boot but it let me get into boot options it says it doesn't have usb connected when in fact i did via usb otg but still trying if it's possible to boot ubuntu i will report first thing lets hope the dev's figure this one out please note it has uefi bios ubuntu desktop maybe a possibility but that's just a wild guess
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emergency i need a recovery image could someone that owns this create one and upload it to here i forgot to make a backup of os i'm not gonna lose any faith in xda not now anyways probally not ever i got this for a early christmas present and already screwed it up my own fault but i'm hoping we can all communicate and come up with a solution to solve these problems and figure out a way to get android or ubuntu on this device which can only be accomplished through unity

Awesome tab
ItsJon said:
I have a nextbook tablet running windows 8.1 that I got from black Friday. I hate windows 8 and bluestacks won't run on the tablet, so therefore I can't even run my android apps.
Is there a way to install android on this tablet and get rid of windows? I've searched online and came up dry.
Any help would be appreciated.
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Ditch Windows +1, I bought it with the intention of running XBMCLive on it (I have already tried the windows version of XBMC, Updated the HUGE library I have and it still runs at only 35% CPU usage and 76% RAM usage, so one can only assume that with the "Resource Pig" removed from the device XBMC should be in Idle 99% of the time) I found an article that said that if you press the Vol+ button and the Power Button at the same time it boots into what can only be described as a"Boot Menu" of sorts, which includes booting from Flash disk, DVD rom, etc. Now I just have to find my Micro USB cable to USB to test it out and see if I can destroy it, or alternatively the better option, install the live version of XBMC on to it. IMO this is the smallest form factor Quad core I have seen with HDMI out....... A bit of "Velcro" on the back, stick it to the back of the flat panel tv and hey presto.... XBMC I can't see, but works better than Winblows. If anyone has any info on this, it would be Greatly appreciated.... Before I go and brick the device or something, LoL.

MeM-TecH said:
Ditch Windows +1, I bought it with the intention of running XBMCLive on it (I have already tried the windows version of XBMC, Updated the HUGE library I have and it still runs at only 35% CPU usage and 76% RAM usage, so one can only assume that with the "Resource Pig" removed from the device XBMC should be in Idle 99% of the time) I found an article that said that if you press the Vol+ button and the Power Button at the same time it boots into what can only be described as a"Boot Menu" of sorts, which includes booting from Flash disk, DVD rom, etc. Now I just have to find my Micro USB cable to USB to test it out and see if I can destroy it, or alternatively the better option, install the live version of XBMC on to it. IMO this is the smallest form factor Quad core I have seen with HDMI out....... A bit of "Velcro" on the back, stick it to the back of the flat panel tv and hey presto.... XBMC I can't see, but works better than Winblows. If anyone has any info on this, it would be Greatly appreciated.... Before I go and brick the device or something, LoL.
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could you please make recovery file from inside windows and copy it an attach it to this thread
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joeylikesubuntu said:
could you please make recovery file from inside windows and copy it an attach it to this thread
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it has 3 options to boot from efiusb efidvd efi network i've pushed all of these and get the message system doesn't have usb boot option please select other boot option in boot manager menu my only option is to boot from a recovery partition on an sdcard it's a matter of making the partition in update & recovery and copying the root folder of the sdcard to a zip or img file shouldn't be that hardim stuck in a boot loop by the way

joeylikesubuntu said:
could you please make recovery file from inside windows and copy it an attach it to this thread
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it has 3 options to boot from efiusb efidvd efi network i've pushed all of these and get the message system doesn't have usb boot option please select other boot option in boot manager menu my only option is to boot from a recovery partition on an sdcard it's a matter of making the partition in update & recovery and copying the root folder of the sdcard to a zip or img file shouldn't be that hardim stuck in a boot loop by the way
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Are you referring to a windows recovery? I have this same tablet, I can make one for you tomorrow and post it if you'd like.

Re: Recovery
Silentwidow said:
Are you referring to a windows recovery? I have this same tablet, I can make one for you tomorrow and post it if you'd like.
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Any way you could do a "How To" on that? It would be great if I also had a backup of the unit before I decided to wipe it and maybe render it useless if something went wrong! Also then I could supply an alternative image for "joeylikesubuntu" or anyone else that is thinking of messing with it and isn't sure if it will work or not. Thanks.

ItsJon said:
This won't work because the tablet doesn't not have enough ram to run an emulator. If that was the case I would just use bluestacks :/
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Try installing this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/android/software-hacking/how-to-install-bluestacks-1gb-ram-t2885950

joeylikesubuntu said:
emergency i need a recovery image could someone that owns this create one and upload it to here i forgot to make a backup of os i'm not gonna lose any faith in xda not now anyways probally not ever i got this for a early christmas present and already screwed it up my own fault but i'm hoping we can all communicate and come up with a solution to solve these problems and figure out a way to get android or ubuntu on this device which can only be accomplished through unity
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I also uploaded the recovery files:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/mc9cbhntkpxqcgp/nextbook+recovery.rar

Having problems
I'm not able to get the device into any type of mode where it will read an external storage device. I've tried all sorts of combinations of power and volume and home keys with no results.
It just keeps saying "attempting automatic repair" and "diagnosing your PC"
any suggestions? None of the images posted in this thread seem to help me

Here my lead.
I recently saw this video in youtube (can't post the link since this is my first post) but video ID is /PG1_2MDYMtk
The specs of the device used in the video are by far surpassing the ones of the NCW8QC16G but I wasn't able to locate any minimum requirements so I think and hope it's doable.
I would only need a Micro USB OTG adapter to be able to plug in a wireless mouse and keyboard (which is currently in the mail).
I could load the installation image into a micro SD and then go to PC Settings\Update and Recovery\Recovery\Advanced Startup(restart now)\Troubleshoot\Advanced Options\ and try to make it boot into bios from there. or try pressing the usual combination of keys in my keyboard upon boot to access bios on a regular computer might work although I fear the chances are slim. Once we get into the boot menu and confirm that we can boot from SD I think the rest would be easy as shown in the video.

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brik.m3 said:
I recently saw this video in youtube (can't post the link since this is my first post) but video ID is /PG1_2MDYMtk
The specs of the device used in the video are by far surpassing the ones of the NCW8QC16G but I wasn't able to locate any minimum requirements so I think and hope it's doable.
I would only need a Micro USB OTG adapter to be able to plug in a wireless mouse and keyboard (which is currently in the mail).
I could load the installation image into a micro SD and then go to PC Settings\Update and Recovery\Recovery\Advanced Startup(restart now)\Troubleshoot\Advanced Options\ and try to make it boot into bios from there. or try pressing the usual combination of keys in my keyboard upon boot to access bios on a regular computer might work although I fear the chances are slim. Once we get into the boot menu and confirm that we can boot from SD I think the rest would be easy as shown in the video.
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that would be great if we can get some form of linux on it if we can figure out how to do so then this tablet would be great perhaps maybe using an old ubuntu recovery might work but that's just a guess and the recovery might have to be in the same format as the windows recovery or file type but that's good that others are working on this
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why cant we just use part of sdcard as ram to run vbox
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Sloogle_Flugelmann said:
I also uploaded the recovery files:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/mc9cbhntkpxqcgp/nextbook+recovery.rar
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thank you

@Sloogle_Flugelmann
Thx for the recovery image link.
I've tried all the options and I'm unable to get the recovery image to load after extracting them to a usb.
I actually managed to get Win10 build 9926 loaded on my nextbook via the OTG and usb drive. Got the internal wifi working after using a wifi dongle via OTG first then doing and update. Win10 doesn't seem to update drivers like Win8 does.
Also, anyone know what are the drivers for the different hardware on the NXW8QC16?
Sucks that touchscreen, etc don't work in Win10 preview, but it's probably to be expected.
I'm going to try my Win8.1 Pro image and to see if it picks up the drivers then.
Btw, I'm also trying the 64 bit version of Win8.1 since the processor in my tablet says it's 64bit capable and had a 32bit operating system loaded. Yes, I know that I don't need a 64bit OS since the tablet's only got 1GB ram, but while I'm playing around (struggling withit) so why not

CSC Wisebook W803T driver package for Windows 10

Hi,
I recently reinstalled Windows 10 on a CSC Wisebook W803T (cheap tablet from Thailand) and ran into severe problems installing drivers as many of them can't be found on the net anymore. Windows Update didn't help because it loaded an I2C driver which was too new, so devices like touchscreen, rotation sensor, sound chip, GPS etc. couldn't even get detected by Windows.
With the help of another tablet owner I collected all the drivers (latest working version) necessary for the device to run properly. You can install the package with the program Double Driver, available for download here: http://boozet.org/dd.htm
Here you can get the driver package: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ebcyopsgdewl4vw/Wisebook W803T Drivers.zip?dl=0
VirusTotal Scan: https://www.virustotal.com/#/file/8...2a9277d74c17aa6d6ae3c75eba2cfe3f48f/detection
I hope this helps someone getting his Wisebook working again!

dropbox no download Damaged document

jakrapan2174 said:
dropbox no download Damaged document
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Hi, try opening it directly with DD.

can't extract file file broken.

Nobel6601 said:
can't extract file file broken.
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You cannot extract the file with another program, use Double Driver: http://boozet.org/dd.htm

I don't have bbackup.
Double Driver need backup and restore it back.
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can you give me Touchscreen driver.

Nobel6601 said:
Double Driver need backup and restore it back.
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can you give me Touchscreen driver.
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The driver is in the ZIP package. Just open the ZIP with Double Driver!

Ok I'll try
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emm not work but all driver installed
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can you backup new? all driver installed but it' not working. and HID not show touchscreen device too

Installation
hi .. i am not sure if this thread is still available
i am facing the same problem as i have upgraded the tablet windows
my question is .. after downloading the driver pack and the DD software is this being done on the tablet itself ?
and is it only just choose restore on the DD to restore all the drivers ?
please your help

George1971 said:
hi .. i am not sure if this thread is still available
i am facing the same problem as i have upgraded the tablet windows
my question is .. after downloading the driver pack and the DD software is this being done on the tablet itself ?
and is it only just choose restore on the DD to restore all the drivers ?
please your help
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Yes, you do this on the tablet. Just plug a mouse in with an adapter and use the on-screen-keyboard. Then you just have to restore everything from the driver package.

Hi
I did that and ask me to restart tablet
But nothing has happened .. Headache really

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Da Bozz said:
Yes, you do this on the tablet. Just plug a mouse in with an adapter and use the on-screen-keyboard. Then you just have to restore everything from the driver package.
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is there any other way that i can do this ?
can i install older windows like 8.1 and restore the drivers ?

George1971 said:
is there any other way that i can do this ?
can i install older windows like 8.1 and restore the drivers ?
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I'm sorry, but my solution should be working. I don't know any other way.

Da Bozz said:
I'm sorry, but my solution should be working. I don't know any other way.
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hi again ..
i have installed a clean windows 10 downloaded from internet
and i have done what you mentioned in the post
i managed to get all the drivers installed and i can see the battery icon and sound
but once the tablet ask me to restart everything disappears
am i doing anything wrong with installation ?
and is it possible to know which windows version you have ?
thanks again

George1971 said:
hi again ..
i have installed a clean windows 10 downloaded from internet
and i have done what you mentioned in the post
i managed to get all the drivers installed and i can see the battery icon and sound
but once the tablet ask me to restart everything disappears
am i doing anything wrong with installation ?
and is it possible to know which windows version you have ?
thanks again
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To be honest, I don't know how to fix this problem and I forgot the Windows version (the tablet isn't mine), I'm sorry!

Is there any way to flash this tablet. I'm stuck with "Please insert the external storage media and press OK" after trying to flash it with windows 10 using its memorycard as bootable windows 10

George1971 said:
hi again ..
i have installed a clean windows 10 downloaded from internet
and i have done what you mentioned in the post
i managed to get all the drivers installed and i can see the battery icon and sound
but once the tablet ask me to restart everything disappears
am i doing anything wrong with installation ?
and is it possible to know which windows version you have ?
thanks again
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now u can install any version of windows if its 32 bits I found its another source of driver,
W803T.rar
drive.google.com
this is directly by the thai company CSC and I've tested these drivers on Windows 10 X86 20H2
it works like a charm so now u can make use of this google drive link