Just bought myself an Intel NUC D34010WYK to replace an aging HTPC and get rid of some clutter.
Anyway I can't get it to boot so am trying to work out what is wrong.
I have set it up with a 4GB Crucial CT51264BF1339J which is a 4GB DDR3 - 1333 1.35V SODIMM. I had originally thought I had ordered one of the ones on the approved list but it was late and night when I ordered so this one doesn't appear
Additionally it has a Kingston 64GB SSDNow mSata card in it.
I have tried hooking mini HDMI to HDMI to a monitor and additionally through same lead with HDMI - DisplayPort adaptor to different monitor. Both monitors work normally.
With the cover off I can see that the blue hard disk light is solid and green light is also solid. No triple flashes suggesting memory failure.
I tried some alternate memory also 1.35V that I happened to have but still nothing and in different slots and pairs etc...
Is it that sensitive to memory and getting exactly the right type or should this have booted? I have seen lots of pictures with non approved memory but thought this might be the culprit.
It could be that it booted but for some reason my HDMI lead is faulty, because its mini HDMI and Displayport I don't have any other adaptors to try.
I notice if I plug the Ethernet port in then I get a green light on one side but presumably because its a new one its not requesting IP or anything,
Anybody got any ideas, is there a fault or should I just buy the approved memory and see if that works.
Is there any emergency boot disks (USB) that would be able to boot and see if I can ping it to see if its just a faulty lead after all.
Any help would be appreciated.