Here is GTi Series driver and BIOS download source https://dr.bee-link.cn/?dir=uploads%2FGTI

Dear Bee-Link Support, I recently purchased a Bee-Link GTi14 with the following specifications: 2TB hard drive, 96GB RAM, and an EX-Docking station for an external graphics card (Nvidia GTX 5070). After assembling everything, I powered on the computer with the preinstalled Windows 11 Pro. Since I prefer a clean installation, I formatted the drive and installed my own version of Windows 11. To my surprise, after installation the system could not detect any Wi-Fi networks, and connecting an RJ-45 cable did not enable wired internet either. Using the SHIFT + F10 command and running oobe\bypassnro, I was able to complete the installation, but I noticed that Windows did not recognize many drivers. I searched for help on the Bee-Link forum and found a driver package from what seemed to be official support. I successfully installed most of the drivers, but some of them still fail to install. Most importantly, I cannot install the network drivers, which means I still cannot fully use my new computer. I also found a link to download the official Windows 11 image for the GTi14 (usually hosted on Mega.nz). Unfortunately, the image is over 12GB, and Mega’s free account only allows 5GB downloads before forcing a 6-hour wait. In my case, the process took a total of 24 hours, and in the end the download failed as the speed dropped to 0kb/s. Because of this, I had no choice but to pay for a Mega.nz subscription just to download the file: GTi14_OS_24H2_Win11_PRO_BE200_8_USER_2024070801.rar However, after extracting it, I discovered that several key files were missing, making it impossible to create a bootable USB drive via the boot manager. The instructions provided were also unclear and not user-friendly. I strongly recommend that Bee-Link stop hosting critical system files on Mega.nz and instead use free and reliable alternatives, such as Google Drive, OneDrive, or similar services. This would save customers from unnecessary costs and frustration. At this point, trying to set up the GTi14 feels like going back to the Windows 95/98 era, hunting for drivers manually—something I did not expect in 2025. Had I known in advance about these issues with drivers and OS installation, I would have reconsidered purchasing this device. Could you please provide me with: A complete and working driver package (especially network drivers). A proper and verified Windows 11 Pro system image for the GTi14, with clear instructions on how to create a bootable installation USB. Clarification on whether the installation issues might be caused by having the EX-Docking station connected during the Windows installation, and if the computer should be disconnected from it when installing the OS. Thank you for your assistance.

ngne Hi there,please send us a picture of SN on the bottom of the PC. Thanks for the detailed informations and we are sorry about the inconvenience. Here is the driver for GTi14: https://url.bee-link.cn/qwOm Here is the image: https://url.bee-link.cn/N4Ao Here is the picture tutorial https://mega.nz/file/KjZHyIqB#0EEVnG_1fWYCq_qL7GUYFGuD7nKqlV8FZWu78SVGXS4 You could also try to clear CMOS:First,please unplug the power supply and HDMI cable. Please press the pinhole of “CLR CMOS” with a pin for about 10 seconds.Ten minutes later, plug the power supply and HDMI cable, turn on the PC again. May I know did you connect the docking station last time?

Beelink CS-Jane Dear Support, The links you provided are partially correct, but they do not solve the issue with the network card. The illustrated tutorial is also incorrect, because according to it, several files should be present, yet they are missing in the provided system image. In the meantime, I managed to resolve the problem myself and I now know what the issue was. The driver packages you provide are too outdated, and the GTi14 cannot find the proper driver for the network card. According to the hardware specifications, you used a network card with the Intel Ethernet Controller I226-V. It was enough to simply download the latest drivers from Intel’s website. After installation, the card immediately started working properly. Once I had internet access, Windows quickly found and installed all the other latest drivers.

ngne Hi there,thanks for the updates.About the tutorial,it is for referrence and the system files are normal. We will pass on the matter of the driver to the relevant personnel. We appreciate you sharing your experience with us and others on the forum who may have the same problem.

Beelink CS-Jane Hi there,please send us a picture of SN on the bottom of the PC. Thanks for the detailed informations and we are sorry about the inconvenience. Here is the driver for GTi14: https://url.bee-link.cn/qwOm Here is the image: drift boss https://url.bee-link.cn/N4Ao Here is the picture tutorial https://mega.nz/file/KjZHyIqB#0EEVnG_1fWYCq_qL7GUYFGuD7nKqlV8FZWu78SVGXS4 You could also try to clear CMOS:First,please unplug the power supply and HDMI cable. Please press the pinhole of “CLR CMOS” with a pin for about 10 seconds.Ten minutes later, plug the power supply and HDMI cable, turn on the PC again. May I know did you connect the docking station last time? Hey, thanks for sending all the info through. I’ll make sure to grab that SN picture from the bottom of the PC and send it your way. As for the driver and tutorial links, I appreciate it—super helpful! I’ll give the CMOS reset a shot as well, sounds like a good step to take. About the docking station—yeah, I did connect it last time. No issues there, but I’ll check it again just to be sure! Appreciate the support, and no worries about the inconvenience, it’s all part of the process. Let me know if there’s anything else you need from my end.

Gwendolyn Mueller Hi there,may I know the specific issue of your machine?

I have a Beelink GTi14, and after a recent Windows update, my Kinect v2 stopped working. In Device Manager, I now see a Generic SuperSpeed USB Hub with a yellow warning sign. The Kinect requires a stable Intel USB 3.x driver, and it appears that Windows has replaced my Intel driver with Microsoft’s generic one. I already downloaded the official GTi14 Driver Pack (2024-07-10) from the forum. However, I couldn’t find a folder specifically labeled ‘USB’ inside the package. Could you please confirm: Which folder in the GTi14 driver bundle contains the USB 3.x hub/host controller driver? What is the correct installation order to make sure the chipset, SerialIO, and USB drivers install properly? Right now I have the following folders: 1_Chipset 2_Intel_CSME 3_SerialIO ETU813.3.6.2.3… etc. My main goal is to get rid of the yellow warning on the Generic SuperSpeed USB Hub so Kinect can work again. Any advice or direct driver link would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Bin Bin Hi there,please send us a picture of SN on the bottom of the PC. You could try to update the chipset,if it is still not working,please go to Intel website and download the auto-detect program. https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/detect.html

Hello, Could you share the drivers for Ubuntu 24 LTS please? This is for GTI 13. Thanks!

ubis Hi there,sorry that we do not have drivers for Linux. You could click the website to download the corresponding drivers: https://kernel.org/

GTi Series Driver and BIOS download

Alex P

Beelink CS-Jane
thank you, the problem with memory cooruption disapeared after BIOS update to T205.
But! there is new issue. Now with Ethernet controller - now it starts to hangup regularly.

Beelink CS-Jane

Alex P Hi there,we recommend first trying the latest non-volatile memory (NVM) update package for Intel Ethernet E610 Series released by Intel official, which can optimize the compatibility and stability of the original Intel NIC chip.
Download link: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/845347/non-volatile-memory-nvm-update-package-for-intel-ethernet-e610-series.html

Alex P

Beelink CS-Jane
I did burning this new image to non-volatile memory (NVM) using your link.
But the problem persists. Win11 logs: “Intel® Ethernet Controller E610 for 10GBASE-T #2” starts reset… Reason: The network driver detected that its hardware has stopped responding to commands", then it goes a lot of blue screen in win11 logs.

Beelink CS-Jane

Alex P Hi there,please try disabling the Ethernet to see if the blue screen will still occur.
You can disable the Ethernet ports in BIOS by navigating to:
Advanced -> Demo Board -> PCI-E Port
Change “Device 3 Fun 2” from [Auto] to [Disabled]

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