Please!
when I received my magic i foolishly just plugged it in. Now I can't load the USB driver that comes with the SDK! Everytim I uninstal the windows driver it simply reload it automatically without stopping to ask if I would like to point it to a diffrent driver.
If I update the driver and point it at the x86 driver it just says that it can't find a better driver than the one that is already loaded!
how do I stop win xp from automatically loading whatever drivers it feels when detecting new gear?
palexr said:
Please!
when I received my magic i foolishly just plugged it in. Now I can't load the USB driver that comes with the SDK! Everytim I uninstal the windows driver it simply reload it automatically without stopping to ask if I would like to point it to a diffrent driver.
If I update the driver and point it at the x86 driver it just says that it can't find a better driver than the one that is already loaded!
how do I stop win xp from automatically loading whatever drivers it feels when detecting new gear?
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Knows somebody how CDC Abstract Control Model (ACM) driver to install in Windows XP or 7? When I HTC Blackstone with BLAZEN 2.2.2. conecting to PC, Windows finds two devices, which need instal this driver to proper function. Thanks for help.
Read around a little...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=861189
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1034128
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1022047
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=849718
Does anyone have an actual inf file to use as a driver for the qc interface. I cant get the pckage from motorola ( I tried multiple different releases of the 32bit) to install on xp. I googled around and saw that others has problems but no one who solved it actually post how. It doesnt show even under let me pick- show all devices. I am going crazy. any help would be apprciated.
Under win 7 it installs but not xp and i really need to get this on to an xp machine.
As the title says I've installed Windows 10 TP on a Chuwi vi8. Easy enough to do, iso on to USB stick (fat32) with GPT part for uefi, then just hit escape on startup and go to boot menu, even added Wifi drivers to usb and loaded them during install which worked. Upon finishing I had to load a lot of drivers manually but managed to get a clear device manager. Had to manually install Intel HD drivers as it sees the MS drivers as newer, until you do this it's at a snails pace.
Anyway, the one problem I have is the touchscreen. It's recognising touches, just nowhere near where I'm actually touching it. Ran the calibration and having no luck. The current drivers are 'KMDF HID Minidriver for touch I2C Device' and these are the ones I found for W8.1 .
Anyone know of an alternative/fix or is this just a W10 TP problem? TIA
That's weird. I just went back to 8.1 but had been running 10 for weeks. I just installed the 8.1 driver, it complained initially (exclamation mark) but cleared after a reboot. No touch accuracy issues for me on 10074, 10122, and 10130. I think I got my 8.1 drivers from a link on techtablets.com.
BTW, the only issue I had was constant battery drain, even on standby. Are you experiencing that?
I also have the dual boot VI8 and wiped all partitions before installing 10, if that matters.
Edit: I've pretty sure these were the drivers I used: http://techtablets.com/download/Chu...ivers/Chuwi Vi8 Win8.1 drivers April 2015.zip
Hi my2sense, cheers for the reply. I used the same drivers, mine's the single OS no hdmi version. I found another set on a Chinese web site last night, I'll try them out today. After a lot of searching it seems some people are having the same issue after reinstalling 8.1. So maybe the drivers have been updated and are to blame. I may try pulling the old drivers out of the recovery drive I made, see if that helps.
As for the battery, yeah it's on constant drain when in use. Before I installed the drivers it seems to have charged as I was on 40% when I started in 8.1 and 75% when I finished in 10. The brightness levels also seem off in 10, just nowhere near bright enough. I'll probably head back to 8.1 after I have it working and wait for an official version. It's a shame as windows 10 has a much smaller footprint than wimboot 8.1 + recovery drive and seems like a nice OS.
Try regoing to 8.1 and hard reset for best results
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As the title says I've installed Windows 10 TP on a Chuwi vi8. Easy enough to do, iso on to USB stick (fat32) with GPT part for uefi, then just hit escape on startup and go to boot menu, even added Wifi drivers to usb and loaded them during install which worked. Upon finishing I had to load a lot of drivers manually but managed to get a clear device manager. Had to manually install Intel HD drivers as it sees the MS drivers as newer, until you do this it's at a snails pace.
Anyway, the one problem I have is the touchscreen. It's recognising touches, just nowhere near where I'm actually touching it. Ran the calibration and having no luck. The current drivers are 'KMDF HID Minidriver for touch I2C Device' and these are the ones I found for W8.1 .
Anyone know of an alternative/fix or is this just a W10 TP problem? TIA
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me too (win10 10240)
any solution ?
Hey,
I've ran into the same problem. I'm waiting for the tablet to reset but its taking ages.
Either way, I'm going trying the following;
(Just google "Chuwi Vi8 Windows 8.1 Reinstall Touchscreen Calibration Problem: Resolved" first link)
I'm not allowed post urls yet with my low post count
Seems like it might be worth a shot at least. I'm assuming the drivers work with Windows 10 however.
Jim
Just to note that following the instructions exactly as indicated in the post referred to in my post above leads to a correctly functioning touchscreen on the VI8 in Windows 10
i had the exact same problem with my vi10, just download the win 8.1 touchscreen drivers from somewhere and restart your tablet
Open device manager - human interface device - right click KMDF HID Minidriver for Touch I2C Device then choose Uninstall (tick delete the driver from þos device). Download this driver ht tps:// drive .google .com /file/d/0B8WYoM0IL-EHX1lMV2FZcUdibkE/view?usp=sharing
On device manager right click and scan new hardware. You can see new hardware found. Use the new driver.. now restart the device.. hope this can help
zorlac said:
As the title says I've installed Windows 10 TP on a Chuwi vi8. Easy enough to do, iso on to USB stick (fat32) with GPT part for uefi, then just hit escape on startup and go to boot menu, even added Wifi drivers to usb and loaded them during install which worked. Upon finishing I had to load a lot of drivers manually but managed to get a clear device manager. Had to manually install Intel HD drivers as it sees the MS drivers as newer, until you do this it's at a snails pace.
Anyway, the one problem I have is the touchscreen. It's recognising touches, just nowhere near where I'm actually touching it. Ran the calibration and having no luck. The current drivers are 'KMDF HID Minidriver for touch I2C Device' and these are the ones I found for W8.1 .
Anyone know of an alternative/fix or is this just a W10 TP problem? TIA
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you havent got problem with calibration it is problem with firmware
but here is driver for you
http://www.mediafire.com/download/j...6_Drivers_Update_Sorted_By_Junnie_V150806.rar
My problem was the same after installed Windows 10 on chuwi vi8 (single boot version), the touch was comepletely inverted: when i touched left bottom corner the touch showed at the top right corner and so on. I remembered that on Android when i ported roms from different devices i had the same problem.
How to fix it?
1. remove the touch driver (KMDF HID Minidriver for touch I2C Device).
2. The screen rotation is disabled by default on Windows 10, you need to enable it. After that you did that, rotate the tablet upside down: with the tablet's Windows logo at the top of the screen (IMPORTANT!).
3. install the KMDF HID Minidriver for touch I2C Device driver again. The driver will take the initial directions now, so be sure that you dont rotate the screen during this step.
4. reboot, and its fixed!
Hope it helps....
Just Thanks!!
tehanget said:
Open device manager - human interface device - right click KMDF HID Minidriver for Touch I2C Device then choose Uninstall (tick delete the driver from þos device). Download this driver ht tps:// drive .google .com /file/d/0B8WYoM0IL-EHX1lMV2FZcUdibkE/view?usp=sharing
On device manager right click and scan new hardware. You can see new hardware found. Use the new driver.. now restart the device.. hope this can help
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Thanks for sharing this post :good::good:,
I followed your simple instructions and finally, this really worked for me after a lot of time having issues with the touch screen.
Hope this works for most people too.
Best regards.
tehanget said:
Open device manager - human interface device - right click KMDF HID Minidriver for Touch I2C Device then choose Uninstall (tick delete the driver from þos device). Download this driver ht tps:// drive .google .com /file/d/0B8WYoM0IL-EHX1lMV2FZcUdibkE/view?usp=sharing
On device manager right click and scan new hardware. You can see new hardware found. Use the new driver.. now restart the device.. hope this can help
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I followed your instructions, the device is recognizated but the touch present multi points on the screen and the miviments is inverted.
I have the same problem.
I had it windows 10 out of the box, however I had to reset it to defaults recently. Upon booting up I'm on the page where you choose your time zone/keyboard layout/language/country..etc, there is a next button on it too. Its part of the windows steps before it actually boots into Windows for the first time, unfortunately the touch screen isn't working on at all on this page. So im unable to even get to device manager or reload touchscreen drivers.
So for me, What are my options?
Could I use a micro USB to USB converter and plug a mouse in the tablet???. Im not sure if the mouse would get recognized or not though... I cannot think of any other way to solve this??.
I've had to do a fresh install of W10 on the MOMO8W which went however it obviously wiped all the drivers, it currently has no sound and (more importantly) no touch driver!
Looking in the Device Manager there are no yellow warnings of driver issues and it doesn't even now it's a tablet so doesn't detect the above hardware to use for me to install a driver (even if I could find them).
I found some drivers here:
https://translate.google.co.uk/tran...ofiversion/index.php?t659103.html&prev=search (scroll close to the bottom) but have no idea how to install them if the tablet doesn't detect the hardware to begin with as they are .cat .inf and .sys files!?!? no .exe.
Can someone please assist me if possible if not this tablet is useless to me
Thank you for taking the time to read this.
Have just tried right clicking the .inf drivers that I think are for the touch, sound and battery, Windows tells me it installed OK but nothing changes and it doesn't work!