Here is the GTR Series driver / BIOS source https://dr.bee-link.cn/?dir=uploads%2FGTR

When updating the BIOS on my GTR-3550, I copied the system files to a USB memory stick and booted it. After that, when I type “fs3”, an error message appears as shown in the image, and I can’t proceed. The same error message appears when I type “fs0”, “fs1”, or “fs2”. What could be wrong?

PECO Hi there, you need to add colon after FS3

Beelink CS-George Thank you for your reply. I apologize for my lack of knowledge. I will try that when I update the BIOS.

PECO You are welcome. Any questions, please do let us know.

Cannot reach the link above… broken or blocked? Looking for drivers and BIOS for GR7 and GTR-7 Pro. Please HELP! Why would Beelink REMOVE them? They are completely GONE from their web site!

dachshund.digital Hi there ,please try this link https://dr.bee-link.cn/?dir=uploads%2FGTR%2FGTR%207840%20GTR%207940

GTR Series Driver/BIOS download

zoophagous

Downloading drivers, ugh, the bane of my digital existence! Is it ever a smooth process? Finding the right BIOS version feels like deciphering ancient hieroglyphics sometimes. GTR Series, huh? Hope their download page isn’t a labyrinth. Seriously, updating drivers shouldn’t require a PhD. One time, I bricked my graphics card trying to update BIOS and had to, uh, let’s say, creatively troubleshoot it. It was a real [Slope Game]of survival, figuring out the fix! Talk about stressful.

bigbear

Hi there ,please try this link Friday Night Funkin https://dr.bee-link.cn/?dir=uploads%2FGTR%2FGTR%207840%20GTR%207940

Beelink CS-George

thank share!

LEPT

GTR9 Pro AMD Ryzen AI Max+ 395

I had to install Windows from scratch, and there is no way it will recognise the network card and the cable I have connected to it. It worked when it came from the factory, but after installing Windows and using the driver from Download Center, it only works with WiFi.

Is there another driver for the network card (not for WiFi)?

crimi

LEPT I have the same issue. After reinstalling Windows 11 and installing the original Intel E610-XT2 adapters, the network cards were working perfectly. Then I installed the Mediatek drivers, and after the next reboot, the Intel cards were no longer available. In Device Manager, they now appear under hidden devices. What can I do to reactivate them?

crimi

LEPT Hmm, maybe my cards were just stuck somehow. Even though I reinstalled Windows, the Intel cards were still not available. However, the LEDs were constantly on. After I unplugged the power cable, they are now available again and working without any issues.

LEPT

crimi
Finally, after reinstalling Windows from scratch and installing the drivers in a specific order, Windows detected and correctly configured the two LAN network adapters, as well as the WLAN adapter.
I had been working fine for a while, but suddenly I lost my internet connection. Apparently, it indicated that the two LAN network adapters were disabled. I tried to enable them, and although there were no errors in the process, they did not finish enabling.
With the two LAN adapters disabled, I restarted Windows, and when it started up again, the LAN network adapters no longer even appeared in Device Manager.
I had updated the BIOS with the latest version available in the download area.

🤷♂

Beelink CS-George

crimi Hi there, please update the BIOS and update the lan driver https://dr.bee-link.cn/index.php?dir=uploads%2FGTR%2FGTR9-395

zeromode

I’m having the exact same issue with the LAN adapter driver. How to get this solved?

decryp7

We found that you need to switch off the power plug and switch on the power plug on and then press the power button on the unit to get the ethernet back.

It seems that without cutting the power, we cannot get back the ethernet.

LEPT

decryp7
But after a few minutes, they disappear again… it seems to be a serious driver bug.

decryp7

LEPT

Are you using the gpu? I can reproduce it every time using ollama.
Refer to Ethernet adapter missing after crash

LEPT

decryp7
I would say yes. Once it was testing a game (not very heavy), another time testing Ollama. It seems that when it reaches a certain temperature due to the workload, it fails and stops recognising the Ethernet adapters. And you have to disconnect the mini PC from the power supply for it to recover (if you just leave it turned off, it won’t; in fact, even when it’s turned off but connected to the power supply, the area of the mini PC where the Ethernet adapters and USB 3.2 ports are located continues to heat up freely).

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