For installing Tablet XP, you will need the following:
- XP Tablet 2005 Version (1 XP PRO SP2 CD + 1 CD with Tablet, MediaPC folders, and NETFIX)
- Fujitsu Drivers and Applications Total 24
- Some kind of external CDROM drive to use as a boot drive. I use LG Slim External Super Multi DVD Writers Model GSA-E50L
- Download fujitsu drivers
- Asian: http://www.pc-ap.fujitsu.com/support/drv_lb_xptpc_u1010.html - NOTE: This is probably for the Asian version of the U810.
- Get US drivers from here: http://support.fujitsupc.com/CS/Portal/supportsearch.do
- Drivers may be placed on external USB drive, or on a CDROM, or flash stick. Once XP is installed. I used external USB drive.
Steps to install
- Format your Hard Disk with WinXP CD or just delete the partition table C: and reinstall it as C:
- Key-in your Tablet XP CD KEY, you will be prompted to insert CD2 for Tablet add-ons
- Finish installation of windows XP.
- Install Fujitsu Drivers and Applications in the following sequence in order to get the Fujitsu Button works.
- You may want to copy the drivers to your local hard drive. Directories will be created in c:\drivers as each driver is installed. Copying to your hard drive may be quicker than navigating to the usb drive after the reboots.
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- 01.Chipset(infinst.zip)Chipset
- V.8.2.0.1014
- 2,141,531
- Reboot after installing CHIPSET_INTEL_V8.2.0.1014_XPTPC,Vista
- 02.Audio(audio_RTHD_V5384.zip)Audio - This is for REALTEK High Definition Audio. DO NOT USE: AUDIO_Realtek_v5.10.0.5485_XP_FPC46-1464-01
- V.5.10.0.5384
- 28,911,284
- Windows new hardware wizard will be displayed. Select No for searching the internet. And "install software automatically"
- Reboot the computer
- At this point, my bootup takes (from bios screen (6 seconds)) to start menu clickable - 40 seconds (34 seconds to welcome screen). Got nice windows sound upon reboot.
- 03.LAN(LAN_RTLV513.zip)LAN - Realtek Fast Ethernet NIC driver
- V.5.13
- 1,984,798
- 04.MultiMedia Bay(o2micrommbay.zip)MultiMedia Bay MEDIA-SLOT_O2MICRO_V2.16_XPTPC_CA40701-S725 - O2Micro Flash Memory Card Windows Driver
- V.2.16
- 2,168,913
- Windows new hardware found sound if you happen to have a card in the slot. A new file explorer window will pop open for D: for any card in the SD slot. BTW, Fujitsu U810 does work with 16GB Class 6 PAtriot Memory SDHC card. An HP Pavilion tx1000 cannot read this same card.
- Reboot will be requested.
- Unplugged the USB drive. At this point, my bootup takes (from bios screen (6 seconds)) to start menu clickable - 30 seconds (21 seconds to welcome screen). Got nice windows sound upon reboot. Unplugging the USB drive saved 10 seconds!
- 05.Touch Panel Driver(USBEV10L03.zip)Touch Panel Driver
- V.1.0L04
- 255,595
- For drivers from the US site, run PEN_FUJITSU_V1.0.0.3_XPTPC_CA40701-S725.EXE... With the default XP table drivers, the pen sort of worked with the display, but not very well. My screen had large unresponsive areas, especially in the upper right. I was unable to run calibration before installing this, and the pen works perfectly now.
- Skipped: (Optional! If you don't care about the built in camera, you can skip installing this driver.) 06.Camera Driver(Ricoh_camera_V1100.zip)Camera Driver
- V.1.1.0.0
- 1,708,109
- Skipped: (Optional! If you don't care about using the fingerprint sensor, you can skip this installation.) 07.FingerPrint Sensor driver(fingerprint_v77078.zip)FingerPrint Sensor driver
- V.6.705.8.0
- 4,513,550
- Skipped: (Optional! If you skipped installing the fingerprint sensor, you can skip installing this driver.) 09.FingerPrint Softex Omnipass Utility(5_00_41C_web.zip)FingerPrint Softex Omnipass Utility
- V.3.51.51C
- 21,418,480
- 08.Bluetooth Device Driver(BT_V51004f.zip)Bluetooth Device Driver
- V.5.00.4F
- 27,948,864
- Reboot required. Speed: 34 welcome.. 40 seconds usable... Maybe 50 seconds to finish loading everything in system tray.
- (Skip this if you are not installing the camera) 10.Software Drivers CD ?? LIFEBOOKDRIVERSCAMERAWebCamV1.0.0.1062csetup.exe
- This doesn't seem to correspond with anything on the US distribution
- 11.Video(intel965GM_V1244R.zip)Video
- V.6.14.10.4785R
- 17,093,602
- "Intel Graphics Media Accelerator Driver"
- Before installation: Max resolution: 800x600. Adapter type and monitor unavailable. "VgaSave - non-plug and play drivers"
- Ignore the warning that the software hasn't passed Windows Logo testing. Machine at this poinjt showing warnings about "Realtek High Definition Audio" not passing windows logo testing.
- other things being installed at this point:
- Mobile Intell($) 945GM Express Chipset Family
- Realtek RTLB8139/810x Family Fast Ethernet NIC
- FCL USB Pen Tablet
- You could get the new hardware wizard, although it suddenly went away.
- A restart will be required.... Reboot Timing: Welcome 37.. Usable 42 seconds... 1:04 to finish loading all systray stuff...
- Display looks much clearer after the reboot: 1024x600 pixels now.
- At this point two local area connection (LAN) are shown in the system tray.
- 12.Wireless LAN Atheros(atheros_v720125.zip)Wireless LAN Atheros
- V.4.2.2.14
- 5,828,571
- Atheros Driver and Client Applications Setup.... You get choices between using zeroconfig, and atheros tools and "supplicant".
- AR5006EXS Wireless Network adapter
- Restart required: Shutdown: 14 seconds... Boot: 39 seconds to welcome... 55 seconds things are usable.
- At this point I installed SCM_1.00.0069.0 Sprint Connection Manager for my Sierra 595U aircard. 1xEV-DO Network adapter. I turned off wifi, plugged in the modem, let the drivers install, then started the Sprint Connection manager. Connection to the sprint network happened in about 11 seconds. Disconnecting takes about 5 seconds.
- 13.Fujitsu System Utility(fuj02e3.zip)??????????????????????Fujitsu System Utility (FUJ02E3)
- V.1.3
- 11,417
- Instead I ran: SYS-Extension-DRV_Fujitsu_FUJ02E3_V1.0.0.0_XPTPC_CA40701-S725.exe... Didn't do anything, it seems, other than create a new drivers directory for itself.
- 14.Fujitsu System Extension Utility(fse_v211.zip)Fujitsu System Extension Utility
- V.2.11
- 16,222
- Now I ran SYS-EXTENSION-UTIL_FUJITSU_V2.11_XPTPC...
- Reboot required... Shutdown 13 seconds. Startup: To welcome: 39 seconds seconds to usable: 50 seconds... WIFI networked within 1:10.
- Skipped.... 15.ACPI Device Driver(fuj02b1v121.zip)??????????????????????ACPI Device Driver (FUJ02B1)
- V.1.21
- 9,427
- Didn't see anything like this in the US set.
- 16.Fujitsu HotKey Utility(hot_key_v3.zip)Fujitsu HotKey Utility
- V.2.82
- 3,465,772
- Did HOTKEY-DRV - Created it's own directory under drivers. - There is a readme saying look in the control panel for unknown devices, delete them, then scan for new hardware, and hope windows picks up the new drivers.
- Then ran HOTKEY-UTIL - "Provides onscreen indicators for hot keys (FN+F3, F4, F6, F7, F8, F9)....
- Just noticed that the screen brightness hotkeys aren't doing anything.
- Note on HOTKEY-DRV - The directory it created has a readme saying look in the control panel for unknown devices, delete them, then scan for new hardware, and hope windows picks up the new drivers.
- I had 4 unknown devices. Deleted the first, did the rescan, nothing was found to install. Went ahead and deleted all the others, except for "Fingerprint Sensor". Ran "Scan for hardware changes". I think something was found and installed. I got four popups of the hardware wizard, and each time it couldn't find anything to install.
- 17.Fujitsu Button Driver(U1010_buttondrv.zip)Fujitsu Button Driver
- V.2.0.1026.2006
- 1,912,683
- Brief hardware wizard shown.... Now I'm down to just three unknown devices.
- 18.Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0?19??????????????Vista???????????
- Go to http://www.microsoft.com and search for ".NET Framework 2.0" Find the page that talks about .NET Framework Version 2.0 Redistributable Package (x86). Download it, and install it.
- Note this is required for some of the installs that follow.
- 19.Fujitsu Button Utility(U1010_buttonuty.zip)Fujitsu Button Utility
- V7.00.0429.2007
- 8,205,296
- Note: This installer fails if you don't first do the .NET Framework 2.0 install. - U810_Button-UTILITY_Fujitsu
- 20.TouchPad Mouse(alpspointing_V704022.zip)???????17,19???????TouchPad Mouse
- V.5.5.402
- 708,232
- POINTING_ALPS_V5.5.402.2
- Restart is required. Startup: 39 seconds to welcome...
- After restart, the mouse pointer directions are reversed.
- 21.Fujitsu Display Manager Utility(FDM_V50L40.zip)Fujitsu Display Manager Utility
- V.4.0L40
- 3,532,302
- Not sure what this is... So ran the Fujitsu Zoom utility - ZOOM-UTIL_Fujitsu_V1.00.0727
- 22.Fujitsu Power Saving Utility(PSU_V30L12.zip)Fujitsu Power Saving Utility
- V.2.0L16
- 3,970,822
- Restarted needed.... Reboot: Welcome: 41 seconds Usable:
- During restart, got the error dialog "FjSetSlt: SetState returned error. FjSetSlt is exiting."
- I've still got four unnown devices:
- Fingerprint sensor
- Intel(R) 82801GBM (ICH7-M) LPC Interface FUJ02B1
- Second, same as above, and details of ACPI\FUJ02E1
- Third, Microsoft ACPI-Compliant system. Details: ACPI\FUJ02E3
- FUJ02B1 is in the HOTKEY-DRV_Fujitsu_FUJ02B1_V1.21.0.0... directory... The readme in that directory is copyright 2003. By looking at the properties for the first unknown device, and verify that the details includes FUJ02B1, I can remove just that device, then rescan, then point it to this directory where the driver is at.
- The Third device above driver is in SYS-EXTENSION-DRV_Fujitsu_FUJ02E3.... Do the same process as above on the 2nd of the unknown devices (which was the third on the list above).
- For the FUJ02E1 - Use the singapore driver. Unzip to some location, then run the setup.exe.
- There should be know unknown devices in the device manager.
- Reboot.
- Still pointer goes int he wrong direction. Removing the Alps Pointing Device Driver. Reboot. That fixed the direction of the pointer.
- The three buttons on the screen still aren't working.
- Uninstalled the hotkey utility - now after reboot, the "FjSetSlt" message is still there... Remove "Fujitsu Button Utilities" from "Add Remove Programs"
- Reboot. Now no more message about FjSetSlt.
- Install hotkey utility again
- Tried the bright down button, got an error popup: "Windows can not find "%programfiles%\fujitsu\utils\fjbright.exe"
- Install U810_Button-UTILITY_Fujitsu - Getting an error during install... "Usage: SjSetSlt string_to_match button_map_to_copy"
- Ran it a second time.
- Reboot.
- Removed these items, then reinstalled them in exactly this order
- 16.Fujitsu HotKey Utility(hot_key_v3.zip)Fujitsu HotKey Utility
- 17.Fujitsu Button Driver(U1010_buttondrv.zip)Fujitsu Button Driver
- 19.Fujitsu Button Utility(U1010_buttonuty.zip)Fujitsu Button Utility
- 20.TouchPad Mouse
- All hotkeys seem to work now, the track pointer works properly. The only wart is that when windows first comes up, it flips the screen upside down. But a couple of presses of the rotate button gets the screen in the right orientation.
- Skipping - 23.Bluetooth Unknown Device Driver(fuj02e1v1003.zip)?????????????????????? Bluetooth Unknown Device Driver (FUJ02E1)
- V.1.0.0.3
- 8,970
- ???????????
- No equivalent found in the US drivers.
- Skipping - 24.SmartCard Device Driver(O2Micro_Smart_V3009a.zip)?Vista??????
- No equivalent found in the US drivers
- 01.Chipset(infinst.zip)Chipset
Next step is to Activate Windows, and then run the Windows Update to make sure your copy of XP is up to date with all the latest service packs.
The machine wants to install Windows XP Service Pack 3 now. The microsoft tips suggest a full system backup.
At this point, you will have invested several hours. You U810 will be very snappy and responsive. Do yourself a favor and create a disaster recovery backup. I recommend Acronis Backup. The home edition is just fine. It can create a disaster recovery backup to an external USB hard drive that can easily be restored with just the Acronis boot CD and the hard drive. Before embarking on XP with this machine, I had been using Windows Vista for a while. I made a copy of all my important directories, and then also made an Acronis DR backup of the drive. If I want to go back to Vista, I can do that.
Later when you finish installing all the apps that you want on the machine, make another DR backup. It is best to make both of these backups before you use the machine very much, that way you minimize the risk of creating a DR backup that includes viruses or malware.
 | Current status
For comparison, an HP tx1000 with AMD X2 1.8GHZ processor and vista takes 31 seconds to get to login, and approximately 60 seconds total time to get to usable. 2 cores with twice the speed, and vista takes the same time as the U810 with XP to boot. However, during usage IE 7 on the HP feels a lot slower than on the U810. I'll post actual numbers sometime later. |
After installing SP3, and IE7, the machine is noticably slower. Reboot: From bios screen to login prompt: 42 seconds. To usable, 80 seconds, to get screen rotated properly, and browser window loaded, 115 seconds. The time to the login prompt is almost the same, it's the time after clicking login that is taking much longer, almost 2 minutes, compared with one minute before.
- Closing the lid to standby - 10 seconds
- Opening the lid - 5 seconds to login prompt.... 10-15 seconds to usable, but screen is upside down, 25 seconds until that is fixed.
- So standby mode is still ok.
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