ONDA Oliver 15.6 (1st Gen) OEM Wallpaper, Drivers and Apps

operating-system · driver · recovery · Windows · ONDA, Intel, Realtek

This is for the ONDA Oliver 15,6 Plus laptop, which is a laptop equipped with a Celeron N3450, 8 GB RAM, 1080p IPS display and a 256 GB SSD running Windows 10 Home that was given as part of a voucher from the TIM ISP along with fiber connection. Since this laptop is quite obscure there's pretty much no OEM recovery media available. NOTE: THIS IS ONLY FOR THE 1ST GENERATION MODEL! The second gen model has a newer CPU (Intel Celeron J4125 upgradeable to Windows 11 although the laptop still comes with 10) and a red version of this default wallpaper. Drivers aren't officially available on the ONDA website for the 2nd gen for some reason, but since i don't have that model at hand maybe Windows will grab the correct ones already? Or you'll have to search the Hardware ID for each missing driver and look it up manually, DriverIdentifier is usually a good source. Drivers are officially available on their website (serial required) but i'm uploading them here for archival purposes. They are in .CAB format and once extracted you need to install them through Device Manager (extract them all, possibily in separate folders inside another folder, and tell it to search the unknown device drivers in that directory) and it will find and install most successfully. Install.bat is also an option but it never worked for me. NOTE: The TXEI (Intel Trusted Execution Engine Interface) driver here is messed up and wont find the correct files. PleaYou need to install the alternate TXE_1001.zip driver i found elsewhere instead. As for the rest of the drivers that are not unknown, Windows should automatically find all these with one exception: the Audio driver. Or more specifically, it works but as it's a basic one from Windows the headphone jack will NOT work. Repeat the same procedure above for the "High Definition Audio Device" in Device Manager. Your audio should now work properly even out of the headphone jack. The OEM wallpaper, and default apps (which are more like web links) are also included here, taken from the original Windows installation. I've not found these anywhere so i guess no-one has dumped them, but now they're safe on the Internet archive. :)