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Is the external hard drive configured as GPT or MBR? From your description, when you boot the system into Windows, it sounds like you're no longer able to boot directly into the external hard drive. I wonder if something in Windows is corrupting the GPT boot table?

https://minipcunion.com/viewtopic.php?t=4473 - this forum thread has drivers to download. You need to be logged in to Google to access them, though. I just checked and they are still valid.

Gabe wrote: ↑Mon Mar 11, 2024 8:13 pmCore Temp is what I use too. I have it on all of my PCs.

+1 to CoreTemp, it comes in really handy.

Side note, I was unable to "thanks" Gabe's post. I guess that feature is not available in this Hub portion of the forums.

If it helps, there are ways to install Windows 11 on a computer without using TPM or Bitlocker. That might work if you can't get the normal methods to work anymore.

J'ai récemment acheté le acemagic S1. Et je vois que le programme pour l'écran led n'est disponible que pour Windows. Alors que ce pc à beaucoup plus le profil d'un home server qui tourne logiquement sur un linux. Pourriez-vous nous donner le pilote du led pour que je développe moi même un programm...

I had a 2600, never any other Atari branded system, but it sure looks cool. I hope you have fun with it!

I gotta admit, I have more fun reliving my childhood through old classic games, than with modern games.

moscard, where did you purchase your Firebat computers from? I found listings for them on AliExpress, and this website (https://www.firebat.com.cn/index/home) which my Edge browser doesn't want to translate for me, but clicking the links at the top, I could find a self-service area. Maybe you'd have...

I don't have this system, but I've typically found VRAM settings are configured in the BIOS. If you've already checked all the options there, it's possible it cannot be configured.

Just wanted to throw this out here; I ended up reimaging my JK06 with Kali Linux, after writing this forum post, and it's been running smoothly for well over a year. It's my go-to for Linux needs, like when I want to connect to an Android tablet (or reimage them with LineageOS). Works great, stays c...

Yeah, it's sad that they released those systems in such limited numbers. From what I saw of them, they were literally just emulators on hardware similar to a Pi, not anything proprietary to Nintendo, so your gaming setup sounds perfect anyway!