Hello,
I’m desperate. I’ve just opened my brand new Chuwi Gemibook, it turns on (there are lights) but the screen is pitch black and it won’t display anything. I’ve waited minutes but nothing happened. Please help me asap.
Thanks
Hello,
I’m desperate. I’ve just opened my brand new Chuwi Gemibook, it turns on (there are lights) but the screen is pitch black and it won’t display anything. I’ve waited minutes but nothing happened. Please help me asap.
Thanks
Hello, I am sorry that you had a problem with the power of the tablet, but we will try to solve it.
To try to focus the issue and locate the problem, you must first answer some questions:
Hello, thanks for your reply.
press F1 or Fn+F1 check the ambient light… do you have anything connected?
Update: After draining the battery out, to see if that could solve anything, I plugged the computer and now when it boots it acts really strange, all fans start spinning crazy and the status led indicator is intermittent on blue, plus backlit keyboard does not work anymore. Insanely faulted unit.
Thanks for your reply. I’ve tried when you posted that on another post, didn’t work me.
Mine reacts for power button as:
Pushing the power button (shortly) doesn’t make make the power on. The power LED light once and that’s all. Nothing other hapens.
I have to press and hold the power button for few seconds to turn power on.
I don’t know /care whether if holding power button makes the machine reset or not - I don’t use sleep features will work correctly with these cheap machine anyway.
Yes, chuwi gemibook does behave differently - with chuwi not documenting these does not help.
My own personal experience:
Hi all,
I have exactly the same problem . I have to shutdown the GEMIBOOK completely (pressing the power button for more than 10 second) when I close the cover of the laptop or when the laptop goes to sleep Mode.
the most concerning is that sometimes when I push the power on Button to restart, I see the keyboard litting on but nothing happens … seems like the boot sequence does not intiate.
Bios issue ? SSD Issue ? any idea ?
thanks
Would someone please publish screenshots of the BIOS and/or step-by-step instructions of blind keys to type to boot into UEFI BIOS and select reset to factory default? From a few threads, a possible cause may be that the OS selected is Linux. I have the same issue. Draining the power and starting did not fix the issue for me. Thank you. TIA
reference : https://techtablets.com/forum/topic/lapbook-air-uefibios-sequence-to-restore-defaults/#post-141645
It turns out some BIOS setting resulted in the laptop display not functioning. From other postings, maybe its because I changed the OS in the settings.
Fortunately the laptop gemibook pro usb-c port can drive a monitor; which displayed fine. Rest to factory defaults and back to working OK. The blind typing steps are:
delete : repeatedly for 10seconds
left arrow
down arrow * 6
enter
enter
up arrow * 6
enter
enter
should reboot
thanks for sharing hanasaki
I got similar case
I have Gemibook pro.
but it became not turning on(black screen)
after some Windows update. (and uninstall?)
(this update is by mistake, as I know it often causes problem. so I was stopping by “pause update”…
and I uninstall it this time )
so
when restarting laptop, it became bios screen.
and then restart by power button. it never turning on.
but actually, I found it seems power is on
(as Hanasaki says above… try pressing keyboard backlight button. it may work…)
so I tried to another method.:
boot without battery, but with power charger. it may reload hardware setting of Bios.
such steps
then try connecting power charger and press power button.
it may turn on! with Chuwi screen.
→ in my case,
after seeing Chuwi logo and waiting at black screen
I pressed power button for force turn off(15 seconds?).
then connect power charger and then press power button.
→ it started normally again! ( with Chuwi logo “auto repairing text”. and “WIndows preparing”)
now it works as before, like a charm.
so try put off cover and turning on without battery, but with power charger. (it may reload bios hardware settings)
hope this helps.