I bought 2 x 2GB RAM from Amazon:
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B008PK0A1Q/
However, when I first booted up it said the RAM in slot 1 was unsupported. I'm now getting a message that both RAM sticks are unsupported:
Unsupported 1Gb / 2Gb density detected on both SODIMM slots. System instability or data loss possible.
Please replace with SODIMMs with 4Gb or higher density. Continue (Y/n).
I think it's saying that each slot has to contain a 4Gb stick minimum - is my assumption correct?
my skull canyon is in the lastest driver & bios
run windows 10 (legacy boot)
if i plug the external enclosure( has 2 hard disk0
and i reboot from windows
the screen will stuck in the INTEL logo .
please help .
why it cant be reboot from windows, if the external enclosure was plugged via usb port.
(but it can be boot successfully, if I choose shuntdown from windows,and re-press the power buttom )
if I un-plugged the external enclosure , it can be reboot successfully from windows 10.
I had another NUC3i5 . It can be reboot from windows 7 successfully,if the external enclosure was plugged.
Hi,
I have the latest Bios 0049 on my Nuc and Windows 10 as OS. Each time I put it into hibernation
and wake it up via Wake on LAN, the fan remains off. It stays that way when I do a soft restart, i.e.,
the BIOS setup shows 0 rpm. Only when I completely turn it off and on again, the fan
will becomes active again. This issues was supposedly fixed in BIOS 0048.
Is anyone here facing the same issue? Any kind of help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Jan
Right after the upgrade all LEDs are no more functional. What happened and what can I do?
NUC Kit DCCP847DYE tengo un problema con este equipo, resulta que siempre que lo apago vuelve a encenderse solo después de unos segundos, solamente apagándolo manteniendo presionado el botón power por unos segundos se mantiene apagara, pero si por alguna razón la desconecto de la toma de corriente y la vuelvo a conectar se enciende solo, ya actualice el bios, le di reset, y sigue haciendo lo mismo, quisiera saber que puede ser el problema, gracias
Hi,
I'm experiencing boot Issue with the NUC6CAYS + Ubuntu Server 16.04.02 LTS (kernel 4.8), Ubuntu Server 17.04 (kernel 4.10) and even with the UEFI USB Installer.
Here is the story:
It's totally Random and really seems to be a BIOS issue to me since this time. When the black screen happen, ctrl+alt+del do nothing. I have to long press the power button for about 5 seconds to power off the NUC.
I should have a brand new NUC6CAYH tomorrow to test if it's specific to my NUC or not, since I already have NIC issue with this one but I need it for development (NUC6CAYS - Ethernet Issue )
Tested with a brand new NUC6CAYH, a different 4GB Kingston memory module and a different brand SSD (PNY) - Same Issue
Procedure to reproduce the issue in this post: Re: NUC6CAYS - Random boot freeze and can be downloaded here: https://communities.intel.com/servlet/JiveServlet/download/485079-171358/RebootScript.md.zip
Thanks a lot for support
Searching for the latest drivers for the NUC7i5BNH it shows that version 22.4.0.1 of the Intel Gigabit Ethernet Network driver is available
However on downloading 22.4.0.1 it shows as size 58,385KB which is identical in size to version 22.3.x of the driver that was previously available. On installing the driver (with no errors) and checking Windows 10 Programs and Features I continue to see Intel Network Connections 22.3.108.0 listed rather than version 22.4.x
Could you confirm that the driver download package for 22.4.0.1 actually has the 22.4.x version in it
thanks
TheWombat
I've had the system for 4 months and it works great for the most part but recently it started rebooting itself randomly--at least a couple times a day. I ran a windows memory test and the test said I have a memory problem that should be addressed by the manufacturer.
Before I pursue that I thought it would make sense to try to update all the drivers and BIOS. It looks like most drivers and the bios all have updates since I bought the system in April 2017. I downloaded the driver bundle and found on-line the recommendations to do the updates manually instead of using the Intel Driver Update Utility. I'm about to get started but since I'm not a hardware/BIOS/Drivers expert I thought I post a question:
Is my approach here the right one? That is, to update everything before trying to get the memory vendor to replace the memory? Or is this just a waste of time?
Thanks.
Hello,
GFX_WIN10_64_15.46.2.1.4729 latest driver for NUC 7i7BN will not install HDMI audio drivers, get code 28 error in device manager.
INTELAUDIO\DSP_CTLR_DEV_9D71&VEN_8086&DEV_0222&SUBSYS_00000022&REV_0001 show on HDWR id
Update 170806
After uninstalling and then reinstalling latest drivers ... again, looked in device manager at the IRIS 650 Display driver install and found
that an event: Device PCI\VEN_8086&DEV_5927&SUBSYS_20688086&REV_06\3&11583659&0&10 requires further installation.
was showing. HDMI works to a Dell U2410.
Message was edited by: Dave Notnim
SETUP DRIVER (Realtek* High Definition Audio Driver for Intel® NUC Kits )Version:6.0.1.7982 (Latest) Date:1/7/2017
每次出声之前，总有咔一声，就像临时才开打开音箱电源那样。
when the sound output once ,there is plosive. why?
估计是自动静音后重新启动声卡输出。
如何解决这个问题？
Hi - I have exhausted my knowledge and patience with this NUC over the past 24 hours.
I have a NUC6i3SYH that was happily running Linux for 6 months without a bother and unfortunately I had to install Windows for work. After the process of creating the ISO, updating the USB 3.0 drivers installing Windows 7 Pro and then upgrading to Windows 10 Pro I thought it was all good.
Tonight I rebooted the machine and.... no boot device.
I looked in BIOS and nothing was listed against UEFI or Legacy boot options - I know the 500Gb SATA drive was there because I saw it when I upgraded the BIOS to v61 last night. I the BIOS file manager I can see the 500GB SATA drive, I can browse it, I can see the Windows 10 install etc.
I created a new USB boot drive to try and reinstall and now I can't even boot from that - it doesn't show up in the boot devices. I have been through the exact same process to create the USB drive as I used last night (and this isn't the first time I have done this - the method I use works fine elsewhere)
I'm not a noob - I have been doing this as a job for 20 years almost and I have NEVER had this amount of drama with a machine.
When I take the internal 500GB SATA drive out of the NUC and put it in a USB 3.0 caddy and plug it in and boot..... low and behold it shows up as bootable (Windows then has a fit and want to do a repair but thats beside the point ). Obviously the HDD works, I knew that anyway because as I said I could see it in the NUC's BIOS file manager.
I have downgraded BIOS to v60, same thing. I have cleared CMOS. I have set BIOS settings to default. Nothing works.
Machine is running a single Kingston 8GB SO-DIMM that is on the Intel NUC6i3SYH website as being 'user tested' - KVR21S15D8/8
System Memory for Intel® NUC Kits NUC6i[x]SY
Not sure what to do now.
Hi everyone,
I've recently purchased a NUC7i3BNH and after installing memory and SSD I tried to connect to my Samsung UHD TV model UE55KU6400 and only got a black screen, no intel logo, nothing.
Then I tried to plug to my older Phillips TV and worked fine, installed Windows 10 and then tried to hot swap the cable to back the samsung and voila! Glorious 3840 x 2160 working just fine.
However, if I change source or turn off the TV and try to get back to Windows 10, I get a weird pink screen for a second and then a "No source" message from my Samsung. If i try to reboot the NUC, only blank screen again. The only way to get the screen back to the Samsung, is by doing the hot swap trick with the older phillips.
I'm no expert but I've spent the weekend learning about HDMI handshake issues and have tried updating all the drivers, the DEVCON trick and nothing works apart from hot swap. As that is not a practical solution I would like to ask if anyone can help.
Thanks!
I'm interested in picking up an Intel NUC, specifically one of the newest models with Kaby Lake and Thunderbolt 3. My use-case is rather specific though: I need two HDMI display outputs and I need DDC/CI support on both of them (for automated display input switching).
Do the newest NUCs with Thunderbolt 3 support DDC/CI on displays connected to the Thunderbolt 3 port? Specifically, does DDC/CI continue to function in DisplayPort Alt. Mode through a (passive) Thunderbolt 3 to HDMI adapter?
Also, can any recommend a good passive Thunderbolt 3 to HDMI adapter?
NUC5CPYH - How configuration Auto Power On with Schedule
i has try in menu bios advanced but fail/cannot raunning
i configure in bios in here
s5 i check box
date=0
hour=7
minute=0
second=0
Pelease solve my problems, Thanks
Hi there,
I'm having issue to get the serial over lan working on Centos 7.3. Could you please let me know what are the specification of the serial, ie: speed, unit, word.
Thanks.
The tech product spec for the NUC7i7BNB lists operating temp as 35C max, but also lists max air inlet temp of 50C max. Does this imply that the NUC can operate above 35C under different packaging scenario?
I am planning to remove the NUC PCB assy from enclosure, keep fan and heatsink assembly attached and add air flow around the PCB. Would this allow me to operate with 55C ambient and air inlet?
I bought my NUC to use as a media center connected to both my TV (HDMI) and projector (DVI).
The HDMI connection on the TV works well and gives me full color. Using a HDMI-DVI adapter or a USB-C to DVI adapter and connecting multiple different DVI cables to my projector gives me a purple / pink screen where green displays as black. Changing the green slider in the graphics control panel doesn't change anything on the output whereas the red and blue sliders do. See the attached images.
I am using the latest BIOS and display drivers but the problem has existed with previous versions too. The pink hue is also present in the boot up screens so I don't think it's driver related. When connecting the same setup to a different pc with a GTX980Ti or a GTX760 over HDMI to DVI the colors look fine so the projector is also not to blame.
My NUC7i5BNH has worked perfectly for 3+ months until the last week when the main display blanks out for 2-3 seconds multiple times an hour (depending on what I am doing). I have all the latest drivers All latest drivers as of 6/15/2017 and and believe the issue only started when I upgraded to BIOS 0048 in the last few days.
I run 2 monitors:
Dell U3415W (3440x1440@60p Hz) running on the thunderbolt connector
Dell U2717D (2560x1440@60 Hz) running on the HDMI connector
Only the Dell U3415W monitor blanks out, however the audio playing through the monitor speakers continues working fine even when the screen is blank.
I can't be absolutely certain that it happened as a result of 0048 but I can say that I haven't updated any other drivers on my NUC since mid June when the last Intel HD Graphics Driver (4678) came out.
I've seen other threads with issues that seem similar but those people are using 4K TVs/Monitors.
Intel SSU (System Support Utility) output attached
Please can Intel provide an update on this issue and what the fix is.
EDIT 8/7 - just in case others are reading this post and don't scroll through the thread I am adding the following:
thanks
Hi,
I'm trying to activate a display. The display has an HDMI port. I'm using a mDP to HDMI cable. The display works fine when connected to another computer using the same cable. However, the NUC doesn't recognize this display (it does recognize other HDMI displays).
If before I connect the display, I connect another HDMI monitor which is recognized, I can activate the unrecognized display by issuing the following commands:
xrandr --newmode 1024x600 48.96 1024 1064 1168 1312 600 601 604 622 -HSync +Vsync
xrandr --addmode HDMI1 1024x600
xrandr --output HDMI1 --mode 1024x600
This "forces" to activate a 1024x600 resolution display, and the display turns on and everything is OK (although xrandr still reports HDMI1 as "disconnected").
However, if I don't start by connecting an identified monitor, the last command fails with "xrandr: Configure crtc 0 failed" message.
My guess is that connecting the recognized monitor switches the port from DisplayPort mode to HDMI mode, and then the xrandr activation command works.
The display should be inside an embedded device, so there's no way to ask the user to first connect a different monitor.
Is there a way to force the port to switch to HDMI mode? Or, alternatively, is there something I can do to make the NUC recognize the HDMI display?
I'm using NUC5i5MYBE, Ubuntu 16.04.
Thank you very much,
Noam
I am trying to add a Sata controller to my little NUC and make it a FreeNAS server. To do this, I installed a M2 -> PCI-E x4 adapter board (from ali, marked LM-141X-v1.0)
If I add this converter to my NUCi3SYK and connect power to the floppy style power connector on the board, it works great.. my sata controller or network cards will show up in the bios, and work just fine in freenas.
Weird thing is, if I try the same setup on my NUC5i3RYK nothing happens. The bios says there is no card installed, and it wont show up in freenas or any other os I tested ???
I compared the pinout of the m2 slot in the technical docs of both nuc's and cant see any difference ?
Any ideas on why this does not work ? I have tried it with a few different m2 <-> pci-e converters, pci-e cards, all kinds of bios settings etc.. it just wont show up.. Bus as soon as I plug in into the nuc6 it just works..