For the USB C port to be recognized by the computer, it must have the Android drivers installed and the tablet must be in dnx mode.
We have to press the two volume buttons and the power button at the same time, until we are
in dnx mode.
Thanks for replying.
- I installed the drivers (https://software.intel.com/en-us/android/articles/intel-usb-driver-for-android-devices) and the Intel Platform Flash Tool (https://01.org/node/2463). I tried reproducing this in a Windows 7… I also had to install a Windows 10 to try, but it did not work. Different USB ports, different cables. Then I tried on a Ubuntu (there’s also a relese for ubuntu). It didn’t work.
Then I tried a different computer.
- I also managed to put the equipment to dnx mode
I also have the same issue, i know mu usb c port is working because i use it in windows with a dongle for data transfer
I have tried almost every thing with the only thing left to try is to connect it to on older windows 10 build from 2017 were i had success flashing android onto the tablet before deleting all the partition to install only windows
Hello, this link is broken http://www.mediafire.com/file/gdz84p8h22xbvon/cht_cr_mrd_w-flashfiles-userdebug.softteam_P12B_Ilife_C189B_CW_Hi10_NG_W_DS_V1.0.5.zip
can you upload new link pls. This link its compatible with cwi527
z8350 lq64g42171110977 ???
Hello…
Bios:
Hi10 Pro Windows(2017.11):
http://www.mediafire.com/file/e9u2c9mg9dc7ts6/P1D6_C189B_Hi10_plus_201710121747.237.zip/file
Broken link Please reupload
OK 
I’ve got this hi10 plus, been flawless for me sofar. I really like it but Android 5 is almost unsupported.
Quick question is can I install remix os instead of Android 5.
I’m not messing with the BIOS or anything else I don’t need to. Mines a serial number… 4G+64G H10 LQ64G42180301109… Model cw1527. And I believe it is a z8350cpu
Thanks very much.
I do it! No answer from service@chuwi.com just ignoring my emails. So i type it here again!
Please send me, all bios you have for my lovely Chuwi hi10 plus tablet, couse what you send to me bioses does not work with the camera modules what i have.
My Tablet is Chuwi hi10 plus z8350 modell with OVI camera modules in it. serial: LQ64G42161201020
I KNOW there is 3 version of bios, for this tablet. Long time ago some woman admin on forum sent me 3 version(only work one of them), but forum is deleted, and my main computer is get some ransomware and encrypted all my files!
They sending me this bioses, camera does not work.
http://chuwi.mediafire.com/file/gpa2yi1n77eiky1/I1D6_C189_2051_201612200909.zip/file
Please find me the third one please!
Thank you for your work & time!
Please tell me your email
OK, 
then on my Hi10 Plus I am trying to install only Windows by deleting everything else then doing a clean installation and removing Android entirely.
I am following the tutorial at this link [TUTORIAL] How to remove Android and install Windows on a dualboot tablet (Intel Processors)
I just can’t go on.
I backed up the tablet drivers.
I created the USB stick with the auto-installer of
Windows 10.
I restart the tablet, press F7 and this screen opens.
I go to Enter Setup, I enter the Bios and from there I go to the Boot window and I should be able to choose the order of priority and then put 1 USB Hard Disk as a priority,
but I can’t move them !!! That is, I enter Boot Option # 1 to change from USB Lan to USB Hard Disk, press ENTER and as if it hadn’t done anything, USB LAN remains.
Why?
How do I solve ??
you have to redo the pendrive or change the name to WINPE if you haven’t already.
I don’t understand… What i have to change? The pendrive name is the name that Windows give from Windows Media Tool… so its name is : ESD-USB
Do you think i have to change it? How can i do?
If the pendrive has been made as indicated in the tutorial, it should start without problems when turning on the tablet by pressing F7 intermittently, without stopping, until the boot selection menu appears.
This is not a USB stick with an ISO, but a bootable USB stick with the media creation tool
I do it from media tool creation that format the USB and rename it as ESD-USB.
I try it on my PC and start the installation of windows. But on the tablet don’t start neither being recognised…
As if my bios is locked
If it is a USB type A pen drive, try plugging it into the keyboard ports or the tablet itself with an adapter, try another port because it seems that the port you are using is not working properly