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I agree with Gabe, let us know what the details are for that specific device. You can also try uninstalling the current driver, reboot, and see if it fixes it. Barry posted the drivers for the AM16 in the forums, here: https://minipcunion.com/viewtopic.php?t=4971 Sometimes it is hard to tell which d...

Hi JanNie,

It's uncommon for BIOS updates to be released unless there's a problem. What issue are you having with the AM07?

davidfi01 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 24, 2024 2:05 pmAny follow up on this - will the Kingston SSD's be replaced?

David, have you tried messaging/emailing Barry yet? I get that you're trying to bump this post, but there are more direct methods to ask for help from the company.

In the videos posted here (viewtopic.php?t=4970), it looks like one M.2 port supports NVMe and the other only supports SATA. If you're trying to add the NVMe drive to the SATA port, that would explain why it's not recognized. Did you try it in both ports?

TVHD, thanks for testing 32GB of RAM. I know Intel's official docs claim only 16GB is supported, but we've seen many times where people can go beyond the officially tested limits of computing.

I'm sure 32GB of ram in an S1 would make it a pretty powerful little system!

I wonder why so many people are able to post as Guest, without logging in. It makes following the conversation difficult.

I just posted some other generic suggestions in a similar thread: https://minipcunion.com/viewtopic.php?f=95&t=4994&p=14136#p14136 Make sure you provide further details on what you've tried and what kind of speakers you use for output. It also wouldn't hurt to test an audio-out port if your ...

I don't have this model, but I've had audio issues like that before. Sounds like you've done some general troubleshooting, but some suggestions: The Windows troubleshooter has proven itself to work about 10% of the time, but it doesn't hurt to try. It typically restarts the related driver services, ...

Yeah, it's pretty clear we won't get any other guidance on something intended for internal use only. In general, COM devices are old generation technology, like Serial and Parallel ports from decades ago, used for low speed connections and debugging via terminal logs. I'm not surprised to find out s...

Thanks for the details. I did some searches for VID_1A86 and PID_55DD, and found a few references to people who had this chip in programming Arduinos. You can download the drivers directly from the Microsoft Update Catalog: https://catalog.update.microsoft.com/ScopedViewInline.aspx?updateid=6dcf342e...