[cheapsin]

Ok so I am no expert on these Apads, I tried following the instructions on how to get the driver installed so I can begin the process of doing a flash upgrade on my apad. Really hoping to get the market working.Once I got the USB connected and rebooted, my Win 7 Pro 64 system recognized it but failed to find a driver for it. I went into device manager and tried to update the driver but it failed. when i go to the USB burn tool which I am guessing is suppose to have the driver i get the image below. If someone could give me a better step by step process for noobs I would appreciate it.

 

[Tupapupa]

there is no driver for 64 bit

 

[mingnon]

have a look at this Download Windows XP Modeit allows you to dload virtual machine with xp in it, it may help, you may need to install the drivers from inside that.

 

[aussiejag]

the driver is secbulk.sys, found this link usefulUpgrade Android Step by Step : Androidbut having said I can not get my burntool application to recognise the epad in that the green light won't come on and i have tried Vista and Windows 7 and I am about to give up as not sophisticated yet to do it by ADB and emulator but working on it.

 

[cheapsin]

Thanks guys I will give it a try, alot of good links here for me to attempt.

 

[lawman]

Look under the ADB board on the front of the site. There are a few ways of dealing with this, ranging from deleting all your usb drivers and reinstalling to manually editing the device id in the driver you get with the android SDK. There's something on the wiki from Mogrith too

 

[Laharl]

I'm also having problems getting my tablet to connect to my PC.I run Windows Vista 32bit and this is what it tells me.

Can someone please help me out?

 

[cheapsin]

yeah i tried with the OTG cord and a mini to usb cord and both netted the same results. I got an error when using the secbulk.inf driver file it was looking for so back to square one.