Tech Features, How- Tos, Hardware and Software Guides. By Steven Walton on May 0. Currently at $8. 0 for an uber- affordable e. Windows System Tablet WindPad 110W. TPM embedded security chip and MSI's EasyFace biometric software to provide complete protection for peace of mind. Windows 8 on Windpad 1. I still need the USB keyboard in setup of windows 8 Consumer Preview in few steps, i hope would be solved for.

You verify that your USB is first in the boot order. Have only the target drive connected. Boot from that USB, and follow the directions. I have a similar problem to the person who posted the original question and have followed your advice. I am using a USB with an ISO file and have placed it first in boot priority, while only my SSD is connected. When I try to boot the computer after that, it only shows the message: 'Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key.' You verify that your USB is first in the boot order.

Have only the target drive connected. Boot from that USB, and follow the directions. I have a similar problem to the person who posted the original question and have followed your advice.

I am using a USB with an ISO file and have placed it first in boot priority, while only my SSD is connected. When I try to boot the computer after that, it only shows the message: 'Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key.' You can't boot from just the ISO file on a USB stick. You verify that your USB is first in the boot order. Pvsyst 6 Crack Download. Have only the target drive connected. Boot from that USB, and follow the directions.

I have a similar problem to the person who posted the original question and have followed your advice. I am using a USB with an ISO file and have placed it first in boot priority, while only my SSD is connected. When I try to boot the computer after that, it only shows the message: 'Reboot and select proper boot device or insert boot media in selected boot device and press a key.'

You can't boot from just the ISO file on a USB stick. Whoops, forgot to mention that it was Windows 10 and it is on an MSI motherboard.

I'd like to report a 90% successful install of Windows 8 x64 Professional on the Windpad 110W. What I can't get working is revealed at the bottom. I also installed Windows 8 pro, but via upgrade (I am the one with the Biuetooth notnworking properly in the first place). But now all is working and I really like it! In my case it was also most likely the Oeasy disturbing the other divers but we dont need it anyway.

For the camera, they are both working but the rear one just in 0.3MP resolution. But because I radeln use it, its not a problem for me. Sorry, that I cannot help you with this issue. By the way, which Apps did you installe till now? Hi, I got it all working as well except the Camera driver, it seems to be an inherent problem with the Microsoft's driver. Eliminar Enigma Software Group Custom Removal In Action here. I've talked with MSI and apparently it's been escalated to their Head office to investigate.

I've also been chatting to Microsoft online and they seem to have no clue. The main problem is the driver is 6 years old, the only way I can see to get it to work would be to extract the driver from a Windows 7 x64 install or an Windows 8 DP version where it worked. Also don't try to force it to use a BisonCam driver from the net as it stuffed mine up and I had to re-install from scratch. Hope fully MSI come up with a solution. I'll post as soon as I have more info.

I installed Windows 8 Pro x64 Upgrade from a USB flash drive on my WindPad Friday, and today I have almost everything working. I have some notes on my post if you care to look there.

My experience: • * You have to install all of MSI's drivers, Microsoft's.NET 2 and MSI's oEasy and Dual Camera Switch for everything to work (auto-rotate, etc). • * Rotate lock switch works. • * The SSD is OK-ish, it's just Windows that sucks. Make sure you do a fresh install so that the partitions are correctly aligned to the blocks. How do I know it's Windows that's sucking? I also have Linux Mint on it, and it flies no problems.