I made a recovery media through Microsoft tools, and try windows 10s. Wenn I want to go back, I used the media, and find it's not the special for Yoga Book windows 10 Pro. It's the windows 10 Pro OEM.
You get an OEM Version with the Yoga Book (be happy, most computers get a Windows Home Version). The Product Number is branded / fixed into the UEFI Bios...I made a recovery media through Microsoft tools, and try windows 10s. Wenn I want to go back, I used the media, and find it's not the special for Yoga Book windows 10 Pro. It's the windows 10 Pro OEM.
You get an OEM Version with the Yoga Book (be happy, most computers get a Windows Home Version). The Product Number is branded / fixed into the UEFI Bios...
Just as curiosity: why would you want to install the limited and cropped Windows 10s having a Pro Version?
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This has really nothing, but not even remotely to do with Windows (whatever version). Find the proper drivers, there is a thread listing all the ones you need.Because i cant control my halokeyboard software, and it isnt in the control panel. Only when i press the mode switch button, the keyboard vibrate, others dont wirk. Also theres no voice.
Thank you for this bit of information. I had just gotten done making a new Win10 Install ISO to find that all 46 of the drivers I injected worked properly minus haptic feedback. This did the trick!! Now I'm working on getting the touch screen working during the first part of the Windows installation so I don't have to use a hub/mouse at all during install. Wish me luckThat said, to enable the haptic feedback you have to either fix the startmodule.cmd in the immersion vibrator driver folder or manually install it. The .cmd file doesn't set the paths right for the files it needs to copy.
To manually install it:
copy to %windir%\system32 :
then make the folder touchsensed (still in system32, so after it will be %windir%\system32\touchsensed)Code:touchsense.dll touchsensed.exe (maybe vcruntime140.dll... on my windows 10 it already existed)
copy to this new folder %windir%\system32\touchsensed :
then open an admin command prompt and do:Code:license.param tuning.param
After that, reboot... and on next boot you should have haptic feedback.Code:sc create TSSvc binpath= %windir%\system32\touchsensed.exe start= auto DisplayName= "TouchSense Service" sc start TSSvc sc failure TSSvc reset= 0 actions= restart/1000/restart/1000/restart/1000
Hi there,First, let me thank you for those drivers... I can't believe Lenovo is removing the drivers from their support site and forums. Mind-boggling.
I'd like to know how to install the Dolby programs as well.
That said, to enable the haptic feedback you have to either fix the startmodule.cmd in the immersion vibrator driver folder or manually install it. The .cmd file doesn't set the paths right for the files it needs to copy.
To manually install it:
copy to %windir%\system32 :
then make the folder touchsensed (still in system32, so after it will be %windir%\system32\touchsensed)Code:touchsense.dll touchsensed.exe (maybe vcruntime140.dll... on my windows 10 it already existed)
copy to this new folder %windir%\system32\touchsensed :
then open an admin command prompt and do:Code:license.param tuning.param
After that, reboot... and on next boot you should have haptic feedback.Code:sc create TSSvc binpath= %windir%\system32\touchsensed.exe start= auto DisplayName= "TouchSense Service" sc start TSSvc sc failure TSSvc reset= 0 actions= restart/1000/restart/1000/restart/1000
Did you verify that you copied the right files to the right folder?Hi there,
I've been trying the steps above but when I enter the start tssvc code I get an error:
[SC] StartService FAILED 2:
The system cannot find the file specified.
Is this supposed to happen? I can't seem to get the haptic feedback working again.
Man, you are a genious.After that, reboot... and on next boot you should have haptic feedback.
You can install a clean copy of windows in your Yoga Book using the ISO from Microsoft and these drivers.
You will need a USB OTG cable and a USB hub to connect a keyboard, a mouse and a USB drive to your Yoga Book.
You will need three USB drives. One for creating a rcovery drive (16GB), one for windows Installation (8GB), and one to hold the drivers.
- Make a recovery pen drive before you modify anything. This will allow you to restore the device to its factory state, in case you need to return it or are not happy with the results of your modifications:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/instantanswers/3a747883-b706-43a5-a286-9e98f886d490/create-a-recovery-drive
Keep this drive safe and use it if you want to restore your Yoga Book to a Factory state.
- Download a copy of windows and make a USB bootable drive:
https://www.microsoft.com/es-es/software-download/windows10ISO
- Download the drivers and put all the files in a pen Drive. These drivers are from september 2016, posted by UweThelen63 at the Lenovo Forums, looks they deleted the post, here is a copy I made:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BxTLcy78OveNUW1KVk9iN3lBS2s/view?usp=sharing
To install windows, put in the USB with the ISO, boot the Yoga with VOLUME UP + POWER button, choose boot manager and select USB UEFI.
Follow the windows 10 installation to the end, you'll get a couple of black screens, just wait. The display will be rotated, use the USB mouse to navigate.
When windows is installed, use the Drivers USB, extract everything and start an Administrator command line ("windows key" + "X", "m"). Go to the folder where you extracted the drivers and run "startmodule" for each driver. Start with the Intel Cherry trail drivers.
I haven't installed the LenovoShutDownHelper yet. I don't know what it does.
You'll have to go into the display settings and rotate it to 270º when the Intel graphics drivers are installed.
For me, everything works except the haptic feedback for the keyboard. If you find ahow to make it work, please, let me know.
I don't know how to install the Dolby programs. Any idea?