Beelink Mini PC, MINI S13 Intel Twin Lake N150 (4C/4T), Mini Computer 12GB LPDDR5 RAM 500GB M.2 SATA SSD, Desktop PC Dual HDMI 4K UHD/2.5G Ethernet/WiFi6/BT5.2/W11 Home/HTPC

Automatic Repair Loop and Incorrect Password when Trying to Access Anything in Advanced Options. I have been using this for very few time for over a year, and I have experienced an issue that many people also had too. I was updating some of my drivers from a third-party software that was reliable and restarted my system like usual when it began to send me into an automatic repair loop. I kept restarting it several times to see whether it will change anything and nothing. I tried to go through “Advanced Options” to see whether I could try to go to “Command Prompt” or some of the other options to get around the issue. Every time that I click on these options, it prompts to a message that I need to type in the password for my account to access the option. Essentially, I would always get an incorrect password error every time I typed my password in. I know that I typed the password correctly because I had my password saved in a password manager, looked at the password several times, and the keyboard layout was “US”. I even changed my password for my account and signed in into the Microsoft website with the new password and typed it all correctly. However, when I tried to type in the new password on my laptop, it gave me the incorrect password message again. I restarted once more and got the same results. There’s no way that I kept typing it incorrectly because I looked at it several times and even checked to make sure “caps lock” isn’t on and also “num lock”. Nothing changed from there. I looked on YouTube to find solutions and go through BIOS or whatever to diagnose the issue and either nothing came up, or it failed to detect the issue. I had essentially tried everything and there was an option for “Startup Setting” where I could try to disable something to see whether that was the problem. That option initially wouldn’t require me to use my password to sign in because I had to restart my device to disable a setting, but it would always send me to a black screen for essentially hours. Nothing happened and I had to physically hold down the power button to force shut down the thing again. I really need to find out what could possibly be the issue here.

Estoy feliz, inmediatamente le instale Debian Linux 12 y CasaOS (no puedo reseñar su windows de fabrica) Debian linux detecto todo, incluso el Plex detecta la "aceleradora de video" para transcodificar. Le agrege un ssd interno de 2.5 y un disco externo para mas capacidad. ocupa poco espacio y solo necesita un cable de red y la energia.

I was on a search for a standard, refurbished desktop. I wasn't coming across anything under $200. Then these fell into my search and I said what is this? It's genius! It has everything you need minus the huge footprint of a desktop. I made sure the one I bought had two HDMI ports for two monitors and at least 4 USB ports. I also wanted an ethernet port. This one has all of that. It works fine for everyday work at home, streaming, etc. I have no trouble with any of that. It's probably not a gaming PC, but I don't do any of that.

I have it setup running HAOS (Home Assistant Operating System) with Frigate. Love it! Great performance so far.

Excellent little computer. I use it as a Plex server and run some small VMs under Hyper-V. It's very quiet and Windows 11 Pro was setup on start.

Got the EQ12 w/ 16 GB RAM. And despite of the listing states in parts of the description, rest assure that you will receive the 16 GB model. So far, it is working great. Setup was easy, all connections are working fine and it was delivered fast. Nice package as well. Also, it is running smooth and quite. Didnt notice any overheating coming from the box.