Hello!
I have NUC DN2820FYKH with OpenElec installed and XBOX One media remote.
Everything works fine except power on or wake up NUC with my remote.
I have found similar problem here D54250WYK Not powering on by MCE remote
and BIOS update helped in that situation.
Is there any beta bios for my NUC or can I do something else?
Thanks!
Have had a Nuc for a few months now but only just purchased a new Logitech Harmony Touch remote and cannot get my NUC to power on via IR. I have to power on via the case button and once my OS has loaded the remote works fine for what I have configured it for.
I've done a lot of googling and the articles I've found suggest the Nuc requires an RC6/MCE Remote profile to be used and so I've used the Logitech myharmony.com site to apply and test lots of profiles to get the NUC to power on but cannot find a solution. To be clear, once powered on I can use my remote without issue, it is only powering on the NUC I cannot get to work.
Would appreciate any suggestions anyone has?
Kelvin
p.s. BIOS Power screen cap attached...have tried lots of setting combinations but none seem to work. Nuc has the latest BIOS applied.
I want to buy NUC that watchdog timer works.
I bought BLKDE3815TYKH0E and couldn't use watchdog timer before.
Then I asked how to enable watchdog timer here.
https://communities.intel.com/thread/96257
But it hasn't resolved yet.
I'm considering to buy NUC5i3RYH instead BLKDE3815TYKH0E.
The bios's release notes is written "Fixed issue where the watchdog timer fails to reboot the system after a system hang". https://downloadmirror.intel.com/25581/eng/RY_0352_ReleaseNotes.pdf
But I'm afraid if the NUC can't use watchdog timer again.
I want to enable watchdog timer from bios and to use it with Windows10 / 8.
If I buy NUC5i3RYH can I use watchdog timer?
Hello,
Im trying to install windows XP on my NUC but get installation error " can't find asms file ".
i try to use bios default, and i try to change the disk method to ACHI and IDE,
Please advice.
thanks,
ADI
Newly-assembled NUC with the latest Win10/64 and the 7260 wireless card. Windows is fully updated, all drivers have been carefully manually updated one at a time to the latest (because the Intel driver update utility is broken and does not install drivers nor recognize when they are current), and the BIOS is flashed to the latest version as of today, 18 December 2015. Wireless 18.21.0 both driver executable and then software executable installed, in that order.
Wi fi works fine. System windows show BT is active and claim everything is working. The NUC can not discover any BT devices, nor is it, itself, discoverable. I can see the devices I tried on two different Macs as well as an iPad so they are definitely discoverable. Devices tried: Apple wireless bluetooth keyboard, Apple Magic Mouse, and the aforementioned iPad in wi fi hotspot mode. Again, each device is easily discovered by both Macs but the NUC apparently cannot see anything.
I have googled and read countless forum posts about trying to pair the Apple keyboard, and none of those suggestions help, yet this keyboard is simply a standard BT keyboard and others with other PC models pair them with no issue. From what I can tell the NUC with that card is simply blind to BT devices.
Any ideas or suggestions that I haven't already exhausted? Rather frustrated after burning most of a day on this with zero results.
Many thanks in advance!
Mark
Hi,
I was thinking about buying a NUC NUC5PPYH to use AutoCAD on it, not professionally, of course, but for educational purposes only. Still, we are planning a little bit of 3D Modeling and I wonder if the Intel HD Graphics (Braswell) integrated on the Pentium N3700 would be enough to work at a decent speed. Would we have the possibility to increase the dedicated video memory on the BIOS of that particular NUC model?
Thank you very much for your help,
Francesco
Hi,
I have a problem with my DN2820FYK.
I don't get my Remote Harmony Touch on Openelec 4.0.3 to work. I already tried different templates like "Windows Meder Center", "Windows Media Center SE", "XBMC", but with no luck. I thought it has something to do with xbmc, but i also don't get response with "irw".
This is what I get on cat /proc/bus/input/devices:
I: Bus=0019 Vendor=1283 Product=0000 Version=0000
N: Name="ITE8713 CIR transceiver"
P: Phys=
S: Sysfs=/devices/virtual/rc/rc0/input8
U: Uniq=
H: Handlers=kbd event4
B: PROP=0
B: EV=100013
B: KEY=fff 0 200108fc32e 2b7605100000000 0 700158000 419200004001 9e968000000000 10000000
B: MSC=10
lsmod | grep lirc:
ir_lirc_codec 3765 0
lirc_dev 7787 1 ir_lirc_codec
rc_core 11038 15 lirc_dev,ir_lirc_codec,rc_delock_61959,ir_rc5_decoder,ir_nec_decoder,ir_sony_decoder,ir_mce_kbd_decoder,ir_jvc_decoder,ir_rc6_decoder,em28xx_rc,ir_sanyo_decoder,ite_cir,rc_rc6_mce
dmesg:
[ 0.510215] pnp 00:05: Plug and Play ACPI device, IDs ITE8713 (active)
[ 2.835710] ite_cir: Auto-detected model: ITE8713 CIR transceiver
[ 2.835715] ite_cir: Using model: ITE8713 CIR transceiver
[ 2.893526] input: ITE8713 CIR transceiver as /devices/virtual/rc/rc0/input8
[ 2.893613] rc0: ITE8713 CIR transceiver as /devices/virtual/rc/rc0
Next I installed Windows 8 on my DN2820FYK and downloaded the newest IR drivers from the intel page. The Result ist the same, still no feedback of my remote inputs.
I know my My Harmony Touch is working, because it works on other devices with no problems.I also tried the Android App "XBOX and MCE Infrared Remote" on my HTC One. But still get no feedback on my inputs
Maybe my nuc is broken???
Thank you
Hi,
I have a NUC5i5RYK with W10 and I can´t put it in sleep mode.
I tried every solution I found on internet, I tried to install the drivers from ME 9.5 but I couldn´t install it.
I use a CIR to start up the NUC and it start prefectly but when I press the off boton from the remote it satay cmplety on and I want it to go to sleep.
If I choose sleep option in the start menu it only power off the signal to TV but the NUc is complety on, if you press any key or move the mouse it inmediately display what it was when you press sleep.
Could someone help me with this issue?
Thanks in advance.
Hi,
I purchased NUC5i3RYH few days ago and I am a little disappointed. I equipped it with M.2 SSD, 8GB RAM, Windows 10 Pro and a 25" DELL Ultrasharp 2560*1440.
It is a bit too loud .. I lowered fans to 1400 rpm but I suspect something is wrong because also in idle I can hear it.
Using windows 10 is not as fast as I expected. Edge opens fast but Firefox for example takes up to 8 seconds to start. Also browsing around is not so smooth as I hoped.
I am pretty sure that purchasing a NUC5i7RYH model (with a 6100 graphics chip onto) would help but
The real question is: is it possible to detach M.2 SSD from i3 and mount it on i7 flawlessly ? What is your advice to migrate to the new NUC model without reinstalling ?
Thanks in advance.
Joined the community in hope someone can help me.
I bought a NUC5i5RYH and have installed Openelec and Windows 10, which automatically starts within 2 seconds of a shutdown from both Openelec (Kodi) or Windows 10, this is running with Hyper X 8gb DDR3L 1600 SODIMM memory and 320gb 2.5" Toshiba HDD. I have updated the bios to the current 0350 bios from the Intel website and have also switched off WOL or any wake setting in the bios to no avail. I don't see any settings for Deep S4/S5, the settings i have are Wake on LAN from S4/S5, Wake from S5, Wake S3 via CIR, Wake from S4 or S5 via CIR.
Obviously this is a problem many share and is there a solution out there, as i can't find one that works for me. is Intel doing anything about this?
My NUC DC53427HYE BIOS v.0034 won't boot USB drives in UEFI mode.
The same drives are formatted correctly and it works fine on other NUC models.
Drive appears inside BIOS and on F10 boot menu.
From F10 Menu: If I select USB line, then press Enter, the system goes back to F10 menu again
If I don't press F10, UEFI ignores my USB drive, even though I set USB boot device first option.
Dear Intelistas,
I have an Intel NUC5i5RYH (rebadged as a System76 Meerkat), which was delivered on 14 Oct 2015, with Intel BIOS v.0249 in firmware, and it booted from its M.2 SSD [1] into pre-installed Ubuntu 15.04 in around 15 seconds.
My NUC has now been bricked by the well-known 'Ubuntu Suspend > Dead NUC' problem [2] fivesix* times (in 54 58 days of usage), about which many threads exist here at communities.intel.com (dating back at least a year) – and here is a list of what steps I've taken from those threads as potential fixes and implemented on my NUC, but all to no avail:
For now, the only effective way to avoid getting my NUC bricked for a sixthseventh time would seem to be the major inconvenience of avoiding using the Ubuntu Suspend function altogether; and I'd be very grateful if anybody could recommend a way to get my NUC back to booting up in ~15 seconds, as it did when new (and as might be expected from a motherboard-bound SSD boot drive).
Has Intel really failed completely to address this 'Ubuntu Suspend > Dead NUC' problem?
Or is there yet another potential fix to the 'Ubuntu Suspend > Dead NUC' problem I should try?
Thanks in advance for your attention and help.
Yours in frustration and disappointment,
Tim Jones
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* UPDATES are in red: My NUC has now been bricked by the well-known 'Ubuntu Suspend > Dead NUC' problem SIX times (in 58 days of usage).
[1] Its M.2 SSD: "M.2 SATA: Samsung SSD 850 EVO M.2 250GB : PART 0 : Boot Drive"
[2] The well-known 'Ubuntu Suspend > Dead NUC' problem:
[3] mikec_intel's BIOS settings fix – as detailed in:
● 'NUC5i7RYH did not wake from sleep mode', 11-Sep-2015 to 15-Nov-2015
» https://communities.intel.com/message/331090#331090
...and involves making changes in Intel Visual BIOS settings.
[4] prigaux's 'echo 0 > /sys/power/pm_async' fix – as detailed at post #10 in:
● 'NUC dead after suspend mode in Ubuntu 14.10', 23-Dec-2014 to 28-May-2015
» https://communities.intel.com/message/309188#309188
...and involves using rc.local to write '0' into /sys/power/pm_async at each boot up.
PS: I've sought help from System76 tech support, but sad to say they're about as useful as a chocolate teapot – so I'm hoping the Intel NUC community might be of some actual help in addressing these problems.
I want to know if this memory its compatible or no with the nuc5i5ryh:
Thanks for your answers!!
happy holidays all,
I have a NUC5i7RYH with 2 x 8 Kingston 1600MHz DDR3L KVR16LS11/8, and Samsung SM951 256GB AHCI MZHPV256HDGL M.2 SSD. I installed Windows 10.
I'm having the same problem I see many other people have on this discussion board: when my monitor goes to sleep, it never wakes up. And when I reboot, the monitor still is offline.
The only solution I have found is to pull out the BIOS jumper, turn on the computer, hit '2' at the menu prompt, turn off the computer and restart. This works, until the next time my old monitor (it came with a Dell Dimension 2400) goes to sleep. I've turned off the sleep function in Windows, but I'd like a more permanent solution.
Additionally, when I hit F7 in Virtual BIOS, it says, "Failed to retrieve product catalog."
Any suggestions to solve the mystery of the sleeping screen would be appreciated.
I have many 5i5RYH out "in the wild." The majority run Linux Mint 17.2. When those systems' monitors sleep, the NUC wakes them up with user activity (i.e. KB, mouse, IR, etc.).
Not so with monitors connected using Display Port and with the NUC running under Windows 10.
This thread: NUC NUC5i5RYH HDMI Sleep Issue
seems to indicate the problem is solved with similar issues related to the HDMI port.
Unfortunately, I verified this problem still persists (today) under the following (very up-to-date) configuration:
NUC 5i5RYH
BIOS: RYBDWi35.86A (latest)
Intel Display Driver: 15.40.10.4300 (latest)
2 (HDMI) monitors connected with Belkin Mini-Display Port to 2x HDMI dongle (the adapter can be seen on Belkin's page here: F2CD059 | Belkin Business )
Intel or others, please confirm you see the same problem and advise on driver progress. Is this known and is a beta driver available?
I have a question specifically for 5i5ryk/ryh owners and would be really grateful for any replies.
I'm considering getting an i5 NUC as a Xmas gift for someone but the main requirement is it needs to be able to play YouTube 4K connected to a 4K monitor at 60Hz via DisplayPort.
Could any owners who may have this arrangement please let me know if the video playback is successful and doesn't stutter or become choppy (bandwidth aside, I'm talking hardware deficiencies). Also what sort of CPU usage does this produce?
Thanks for any help.
I need a Windows XP system to act as a Print Server to a really old Colour Laser printer, where drivers are no longer available.
My plan is to use an Intel NUC DCCP847DYE running Windows XP Home.
I have created a Floppy Disc with the Storage drivers, but I do not know which of the many drivers offered at the F6 prompt to choose.
How do I determine the correct driver to select?
Those that I have selected as my best guess have all failed with the BSOD Stop 7B. F78D2524 C00000034... I.E. The typical Boot Device inaccessible.
Just in case it is useful, I have a Plextor 64GB mSATA SSD.
UP until now this system has been running Ubuntu, so I believe the Hardware is sound.
Finally, the NUC is running a very old BIOS, Version 0028, and the latest is Version 0058. Should I update?
Thanks in anticipation.
Paul
Hi all,
I have my own a new NUC5PPYH and tried to connect to SAMSUNG TV via HDMI.
This nuc had already have windows 8.1 in it.(I install it via other LCD)
It just boot to the Intel Nuc Logo with mention to F2,F7,F10.
After that it did not load the OS anymore.If i connect NUC to other LCD and reboot it.It is ok.Then i can reattach HDMI to the SAMSUNG and it works too.
The resolution i set on NUC is : 1280*720 and Fresh rate is 60Hz.
I also change the Samsung aspect ratio to Fit Screen and 16:9 .
The maximum resolution that Samsung support is 1366*768
But no successful to boot the NUC with Samsung TV.
Its so terrible.
Please help.
I just bought a nuc5i5ryh and 8GB ram (Corsair cmsx8gx3m2b1866c10). Despite this ram being used successfully by bloggers/product reviewers (eg anandtech), I'm just getting the three bleeps on power up. Tried moving the ram sticks around and using just one stick in different position but no success. I know 1866 ram is not officially supported, but does anyone have clues as to why others have this running and not me?
Thanks.
I am using NUC5CPYH with Windows 8.1 and the latest Intel graphic driver, but it cannot passthrough DTS-HD and Dolby TrueHD audio via HDMI to my AV receiver on any programs.
So, are there any ways to get NUC5CPYH passthrough DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD Audio?