So the other day (when I was about to have a zoom-meeting) I noticed that I didn’t have my camera set up. Of course I headed over to the support site to find the drivers but to my suprise I can’t seem to download them anymore?
Are you removing the drives because of the new Eve computer that’s coming up or is it simply a bug?
Thanks!
PS. Message that pops up when I try to download is shown on picture.
Hey, @OscardB! Thank you for reporting this! We are looking into it and will get back to you later.
It’s been over two weeks. Any progress on this?
Yeah bit odd. If its direct from Eves site/servers it should be pretty easy to fix…
Agreed simple fix. From my research the files were stored a server that is no longer accessible. I’m assuming this was a server that was controlled by FORTRESS.
To fix they would have to locate someone with the drivers, upload to a server and update the links. I’m assuming the issue is locating the drivers to upload. I spent hours searching the internet for these drivers.
I even looked at some archived websites for Eve, but unfortunately was unable to locate any active links for the drivers.
I didn’t notice this before but the error message @OscardB received looks very, very like an Amazon S3 message that is issued when the permissions on the file or bucket you’re trying to access are wrong (not public).
@Lore_Wonder - I don’t know if that’s any help.
Hey @OscardB,
I was doing some thinking about drivers earlier, and I remember a few years ago I was struggling to find drivers for a laptop repair I was doing. At the time I stumbled across Driver pack solution. While my preference is always to download from manufacturers websites. I have used this in the past successfully with no issues.
Just make sure you click expert mode, and just download, and install the drivers you require. On the software tab: Remove all the bloat. I have used this to install avast on a fresh install; also with no problems.
I don’t know if it will be able to find the drivers for you, but it could be worth a shot.
Edit: Drivers are now available on Eve’s website. I would recommend using these!
Well, some time ago when I reinstalled Windows on my Eve, I tried using Driver Booster to install all the missing drivers and that just messed up my computer completely.
I guess doing as you said, choosing which drivers are actually necessary, could be a good idea. But I kinda feel like the files should be available here.
I’ve never heard of “Driver booster”, but I do know in the past this type of software was a must avoid. Most were often riddled with malware, and viruses. In many cases this is still the case, and why I would personally prefer to download drivers from manufacturers website if available.
I have personally used this Driver Pack Solution a few times before with no issues. They are even partnered with Avast!
They have a counter on the website, and it as been used to downloaded drivers over 49 million times. I completely agree the drivers should be available, but in the mean time it could be worth a shot. This is a legitimate driver installer; just make sure to run in expert mode, and deselect all the bloat!
Edit: Drivers are now available on Eve’s website. I would recommend using these!
Hey, @OscardB! We have fixed the website issue, and the drivers are now available again as they should. Feel free to give it a try and let us know.
when do you plan to update the bios and all the other components of the tablet?? it’s not normal that we are still on a BIOS beta since 2019 !
