- #Kionix sensor driver windows 10 install#
- #Kionix sensor driver windows 10 drivers#
- #Kionix sensor driver windows 10 driver#
The Simple Device Orientation Sensor does not appear, and has to be added manually as a legacy device. The Kionix KXCJ9 Accelerometer SPB is then created under Sensor I/O, and the Kionix Sensor Fusion Device is cretaed under Sensors.
#Kionix sensor driver windows 10 driver#
I've installed the OS, then the Intel Driver package (Win 8.1, then re-installed the OS and tried again with the Win 10 Intel package), then restarted, then installed the Sensor Enabling package.
#Kionix sensor driver windows 10 install#
The latest BIOS is installed, and I've tried a clean install of both the original retail release of Windows 10 Pro N, and the latest release Version 1511, both from MSDN. The auto-rotate option isn't available, and then two minutes later, the Fusion Sensor and Sdo Sensor are suddenly flagged with Error 10, cannot start device. I've installed both of these as legacy hardware, then tried an on-line check of the drivers, which were both reported as being up to date. Some other posts have mention that there should be two entries under the Sensors tab in device manager, the Kionix Fusion Sensor and the Sdo Sensor V2. I'm pretty sure the issue isn't due to faulty hardware, as auto-rotation was available on both tablets when they were running Windows 8.1.
The outcome is the same, in that the sensor waits perhaps a minute or so, and marks itself as unable to start. I've even installed both devices manually, the Sensor I/O from the 'Update Driver' tab, and the Sensor from add legacy devices. I've unistalled the device and the driver, and re-installed with the same result. The issue is that the Kionix Fusion Sensor appears to install, but immediately flags itself with an exclamation mark, and reports the Error 10, couldn't start device message. After installing the chipset drivers, there is a single unknown device left over, the Accelerometer device, which installs itself to the ' Sensor I/O Devices' when I install the G-Sensor Enabling driver.
#Kionix sensor driver windows 10 drivers#
I've tried the Kionix driver before and after the chipset drivers (both the Windows 8.1 version, and the Windows 10 version).
Yes, I've looked through that post, and pretty much every other Stream 7 post on the forums. Has anyone else had the same issue? Windows 10 is better suited to the tablet, and I'd be disappointed to go back to Windows 8.1. I've installed and re-installed the OS at least a dozen times, trying different driver combinations in different orders, but the Fusion Sensor will simply not stay enabled.
But within Control Panel -> Display Settings, and within 'All Settings -> Devices -> Display', there is no drop-down or toggle for auto-rotate. Both tablets were rotating properly while running Windows 8.1.Įverything else is working as expected, including tablet and desktop modes, and the Windows button, which switches between task view and the desktop. And I've tried all of the combinations on both tablets, just in case one was faulty. Even when the devices appear to install correctly, the 'Kionix Fusion Sensor' device stops with the Error 10, typically within a few minutes. I have tried various downloads of the individual drivers (inf25 and inf24), and installing the devices manually as legacy hardware. I have also tried the Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 drivers from the HP web site. I have tried the original retail build of Windows 10 Pro N, and the latest release Version 1511.
The 'Sensors' section shows the 'Kionix Sensor Fusion' device, but this device is flagged with an exclamation mark, and the device status advises that the 'Device failed to start, Error 10'. The 'Sensor I/O Devices' section within Device Manager shows the Accelerometer device is installed and functional. I've carried out a clean install of Windows 10 on both. I have two Stream 7 5701na tablets, both of which were running Windows 8.1.
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