yes. but i give up. i will use your iso to install windows. does your iso include all drivers?
{Guide - Windows} Creating a custom Windows 10 ISO {Yoga Book-driver injection}
- Thread starter Sandman45654
- Start date
Yes the included ISO was produced to give the same results you get from completing the tutorial yourself. There are a few minor, space saving tweaks but the resulting OS installation is identical. ESD compression was used and a handful of non installable components were also removed. This shaves roughly 1.3GB off of the ISO file! Simply flash the ISO using Rufus, install, and enjoy.
Hello. I used your ISO and it worked as charmed every Driver updated but in Device Manager i get this
https://imgur.com/nUpFsOv
What is that?
Thanks
https://imgur.com/nUpFsOv
What is that?
Thanks
Last edited:
Your image isn't showing on my end but I'm guessing it's the one labeled "support tool" or something along those lines. The device properties show it as working. The lack of a yellow triangle generally means everything is as should be. I do believe I tried looking up the device ID but couldn't find anything definitive. I'm pretty positive that entry was there with the factory OS image also. If someone with a virgin Yoga Book could check the device manager for that device it would be helpful. I am pretty sure it is something used by Lenovo to either program or diagnose the notebook.Hello. I used your ISO and it worked as charmed every Driver updated but in Device Manager i get this
What is that?
Thanks
it is other Devices----Tool Devices with a circle in middle Question Mark.
Yeah that's the one. I've tried for quite a while to find a driver for that device. Even Driver Genius failed to find a driver. DG isn't perfect but when it does fall I tend to get sad :laugh: Wouldn't it be amazing if that was the key to getting Android on the Windows version of the YB!! My desktop has had dual bios for going on seven years now so hey you never know! Damn it, I wish that thought hadn't crossed my mind!! I really am pretty sure that that's there for Lenovo's diagnostic use.
That's Intel's Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework. Unfortunately nor Lenovo provides the download for the YB nor Intel for Cherry Trail systems.
But you can download the one they offer for the Flex 3/Yoga 300
https://support.lenovo.com/es/en/downloads/ds104058
After installation you get the DPTF back to the Device Manager List, but not the "Tool Device" away. This "unkown" Device is actually the Thermal Tester for the Goodix/Display Driver.
In other words you will have to manually add the Driver by choosing "Select from List" on Driver Update and than select the "Intel(R) Dynamic Platform and Thermal Framework Display Participant"
Side note: The driver listed above is an older one. Give Windows Update some time, it will do the job on a future update silently...
Thank you for all of that information! I will check into it when I get off work in about 10 hours.
Hallo. Thanks for your help. i did try the driver from link but it did not work. so i searched google and found this new Driver from Lenovo (https://pcsupport.lenovo.com/be/en/downloads/ds118913 and i did install it without any probleme but in device manager still the same problem that device tool still not updated. then i went device manager the update driver then let me pick from list of available drivers on my computer and i picked the intel dynamic platform and thermal framework display paticipant the it installed the driver and now all my Drivers are installed i see no more other devices.
So thank you very much all for your efforts.
Last edited:
I tried the procedure described by forcing the driver, but doing a system restart crashes
Then you apparently did something wrong as the driver has no other I/O functions than measuring the Goodix device... Did you select the " Thermal Framework Display Participant" ?
On the other hand, if I still remember well, you could even choose the general "Thermal Framework Manager" as all other sensors are listed in the same multiple ".inf file and Windows should select the prober HW ID by itself...
Apparently I've done something wrong as well
Every time I restart my YB will blue screen, restart, and then finally boot. I downloaded and extracted both drivers in a way so that the device manager would have its pick of which it wanted. The device manager said no drivers found. I force installed the Thermal Framework Display Participant driver and I am faced with the same issue as Gnnmax. With the driver installed I ran Intel's driver updater and no updates were found for that device. I do not think this is the correct driver. Neither does Windows. For now the setup files will remain as is. If I happen to find one that works 100% setup will be updated If someone out there that HAS NOT used this guide could see if they have a "Tool Device" in the device manager under "Other devices" it would be greatly appreciated!
Attachments
Last edited:
Sorry for that, I don't have any problem at all with that driver. When I reinstalled Windows a few month back, before your guide existed, this was the only driver I could find. I remember there was a Japanese Site referencing to this HW ID and the mentioned driver. My suspect now: this was way before Windows 1803 - even though I was on the insider slow ring. Anyways, it's the only problem I can imagine with the Thermal drivers...Apparently I've done something wrong as well
Last edited:
Please don't be sorry for trying to help! I believe I know the site you're talking about. I've found it several months back. It has a yellowish background and had about 4 drivers listed. If you try looking up the hardware ID on Google, which I'm guessing you have, you find very very little which really leaves me to believe that this is an internal Lenovo device. I have to admit it is very odd however that the device manager shows it working with the driver you posted but with the BSOD there's no point :crying:
I wish someone with a untouched Yoga Book would respond whether or not there is a driver originally included or not. If so they could extract it from their system and I could add it to the package. at this point I think it is about our only hope.
I have a Win10 Yoga Book model YB1-X91F purchased earlier this year. My Device Manager lists Gooidx Child Device under Other Devices (which was hidden) and no others. Currently running Win10 version 10.0.17134, BIOS version 04WT18WW, dated 8.26.2016. One distinction: it has a Canadian-French keyboard layout.
---------- Post added at 10:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:06 AM ----------
A little more info: when I check Device Manager for Gooidx driver details it get "No driver files are required or loaded for this device." The event tab lists only an original configuration on 5 May 2018 with the following details:
Device {62CF499D-912C-453D-9396-9A280207EF08}\Lenovo_Device\5&1ef7d8f&0&0 was configured.
Driver Name: null
Class Guid: {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}
Driver Date:
Driver Version:
Driver Provider:
Driver Section:
Driver Rank: 0x0
Matching Device Id:
Outranked Drivers:
Device Updated: false
Parent Device: ACPI\GDIX1001\4&24bb754d&0
Is that of any use?
---------- Post added at 10:26 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:06 AM ----------
A little more info: when I check Device Manager for Gooidx driver details it get "No driver files are required or loaded for this device." The event tab lists only an original configuration on 5 May 2018 with the following details:
Device {62CF499D-912C-453D-9396-9A280207EF08}\Lenovo_Device\5&1ef7d8f&0&0 was configured.
Driver Name: null
Class Guid: {00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000}
Driver Date:
Driver Version:
Driver Provider:
Driver Section:
Driver Rank: 0x0
Matching Device Id:
Outranked Drivers:
Device Updated: false
Parent Device: ACPI\GDIX1001\4&24bb754d&0
Is that of any use?
Yes that has been helpful, thank you. The fact that it says "No driver files are required or loaded for this device." says it all. Would you be willing to export your drivers and send me a copy?
Hi, thanks a lot for the tutorial and the resources! I came to the last step trying to boot my yoga book from usb and found out I cannot. Because I have an android version. So far all the google results are telling me I simply cannot use windows on the android version. Do you by chance know if there has been any update or work around? I have seen post about virtual windows hosted on the cloud (https://forum.xda-developers.com/yoga-book/how-to/virtual-windows-yoga-book-android-t3558088) but I don't really like that. Had seen somebody mentioned windows on the go USB. Will that work?
Hello again. i have problem with SD Card. Today i recieved new Samsung EVO Plus Micro SDXC 128GB bis zu 100MB/s, Class 10 U3. When insert it in Yoga Book Windows. it does not recognise it. In Device does not appear. When in insert it in my Asus Rog it recognise it immeditally and i can acces the card. i put it back in yoga but it does not see the card. Please help. thanks
I had the same issue. Apparently the driver Windows recognizes does not support XC Cards (eXtended Capacity). Until I came across this tip. It's an older driver even for other Lenovo models but it did the job
https://forums.lenovo.com/t5/Yoga-B...d-limitation/m-p/4099376/highlight/true#M1433
Last edited:
Our Apps
Get our official app!
The best way to access XDA on your phone
Nav Gestures
Add swipe gestures to any Android
One Handed Mode
Eases uses one hand with your phone