benkrieger
What are you using to get that version data exactly? When I look at the bios version using powershell or with msinfo32, the full text is this:
STX.3xx.SER9.V103.P8C0M0C15.65.Link.GID.90.MBT, 11/18/2024
This is what Beelink Support told me to use, a direct link in email. My serial number starts with Y. It’s starting to look like I was told to install the previous available version, as it is clearly different from the one you quoted just now (“15_68” vs “15_65”). Based on being told to use this file, I assumed V103 was a version designation. But maybe it refers to the hardware, and 15.xx is the version.
Can you confirm the one in the root folder here is correct:
https://dr.bee-link.cn/?dir=uploads%2FSER%2FSER9--AI-9-HX-370%2FBIOS
There is a file named “ SER9-V103_15_68_Y-for-solving-the-blue-screen-problem-when-inserting-the-graphics-card-into-the-expansion-dock.zip”
I assume it is correct but I complained about the clutter of this folder and apparently I had good reason to, so I am just being cautious. This is not a great system to disseminate bios updates. There should never be a way to get the wrong firmware on accident.
