Q10 PRO FIRMWARE. 1.0.3-FUTEKO-EN. HMD-1.0.3 2016-05-23.124800

[luthiensdad]

Thanks for the reply. Mine was formatted NTFS and was read fine by the file manager(s) but when doing the upgrade the Q10 Pro was reset back to factory state.

Might want to add a note to the upgrade directions so others don't make the same mistake. I take it any of the usb ports will work?

[Nice Monkey]

I still have issue "unfortunately system ui has stopped" with new FW Q10pro v1.0.3 both stock and Custom. How can I fix it?

You got it once on each version or you are getting it more frequently? More have seen it it but always just once.

[m-i-c-k-e-y]

I still have issue "unfortunately system ui has stopped" with new FW Q10pro v1.0.3 both stock and Custom. How can I fix it?

MIne got away when I reinstalled the firmware.

IT seems it is triggerred by some settings combination (on my case, i think it was display/wallpaper settings). or some installed  programs (was doing a lot during that tim, installing / disinstalling).

Been keen on what i install and tinker later. never happened again so far.

[electrond]

I have downloaded the new Q10 Pro Firmware 1.0.3-FUTEKO-EN. HMD-1.0.3 2016-05-23.124800 and been trying to unzip the file to the root of a USB tumb drive (empty and formated to FAT32) but when I try to unzip the file called Q10 PRO FIRMWARE. 1.0.3-FUTEKO-EN. HMD-1.0.3 2016-05-23.124800.zip it says "wrong format or empty archive"

What do I do wrong? Cant figure this out without your help, so help is much appreciated. Thanks

[electrond]

I would like to add some extra comment on how to do the update:

First download the Q10 PRO FIRMWARE. 1.0.3-FUTEKO-EN. HMD-1.0.3 2016-05-23.124800

Installation Instructions:
1. Rename update_Q10Pro_(...)_HMD-1.0.3(...).zip to update.zip
2. Copy this update.zip to the root of a USB pen drive.
3. Insert the USB pen drive into any USB port of the Q10Pro
4. With the Q10Pro turned off, use a paper clip or pen to press and hold the the pinhole restore button on the back side of the Q10Pro.
5. While keeping the restore button pressed, turn on the Q10Pro.
6. The Q10Pro will show an Android droid logo and proceed to upgrade the firmware.
7. When the Android logo starts up, you can release the restore botton
8. The box will auto-reboot when finished.
9. First boot take 3-5 minutes, just wait...
(normal boot time is 17-19 seconds)

Good luck

[futeko.com]

I would like to add some extra comment on how to do the update:

First download the Q10 PRO FIRMWARE. 1.0.3-FUTEKO-EN. HMD-1.0.3 2016-05-23.124800

Installation Instructions:
1. Rename update_Q10Pro_(...)_HMD-1.0.3(...).zip to update.zip
2. Copy this update.zip to the root of a USB pen drive.
3. Insert the USB pen drive into any USB port of the Q10Pro
4. With the Q10Pro turned off, use a paper clip or pen to press and hold the the pinhole restore button on the back side of the Q10Pro.
5. While keeping the restore button pressed, turn on the Q10Pro.
6. The Q10Pro will show an Android droid logo and proceed to upgrade the firmware.
7. When the Android logo starts up, you can release the restore botton
8. The box will auto-reboot when finished.
9. First boot take 3-5 minutes, just wait...
(normal boot time is 17-19 seconds)

Good luck

1 and 2 are different for our firmware package. We put update.zip inside a zip so we can include a readme.txt with changelog / install instructions and as a way of making it near impossible for the update.zip file to be correct (built in error checking in zip container).

The other points are good and I will add them. Particularly the last one. First boot after firmware install does take a while.