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@spikerguy Yes, they've sent me a copy of the BIOS that will do this feature, however I'm still having the same issue as I was having trying to flash the other BIOS they provided. @admin When running 01_Plus10_afuFlashx64.bat from the download you provided: cd /d %~dp0 @echo off AFUWINx64.exe T8U007...

Sorry it's taken me a while to get back in touch as I've not been particularly well. I am pleased however to report back that VirtualBox works fine on my T11 AcePC. I downloaded the latest version of VirtualBox (at time of writing 6.1.8) and set up a test Xubuntu virtual machine. My AcePC has VT-x e...

"Delayed" in what way? During my testing (and use of USB3>VGA) I haven't found any appreciable delay between actions on the system. Ideally, it would be good if you could use the VGA and HDMI output (in my case on the T11) in a "Dual Head" configuration so you don't need an exter...

Also, is there any way to set it to come back on automatically when the power comes back on?

(AC Power Restore state settings are usually in the BIOS but I don't see it in mine right now...)

Sorry it's taken me a while to get back to you. I can't take a screenshot, but in the "Main" BIOS page this is the information listed: BIOS Vendor: American Megatrends Core Version: 5.011 Compliancy: UEFI 2.4; PI 1.3 CPU Info Intel(R) Atom(TM) x5-Z8350 CPU @ 1.44GHz Microcode Patch: 40a EM...

I'm not sure why it's not recommended, what is the reason for this? I've now tested my USB3 to VGA adaptor and it works just fine with my T11 over USB3. If I'm missing something, do let me know. P.S - You won't get gaming quality graphics or hardware acceleration from it but it's certainly useful to...

I'm more than willing to spin up a VirtualBox install on my T11 and see if I encounter any problems. It appears that VT-x is enabled by default in the BIOS (though there's no options to enable/disable it). If you had issues with VT-x, you could create your virtual machines without using the VT-x fun...

Well, yeah. But if you use a HDMI splitter, you can only get the same image on both screens. I'm guessing the AcePC can't use both HDMI and VGA at the same time either? Therefore if you want a different image, "Extended Desktop" mode, a USB to VGA/HDMI seems to be the only option. Let me k...

Thank you for your reply.

I have tried flashing BIOS image that you have provided, but it gives the error:
when I run the batch script.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Hi!

Have you thought about directing users to getting a USB3 to VGA/HDMI adapter? The AcePC has a USB3 port so it can certainly handle the transfer speeds required.

If you like, I can check whether my USB3 to VGA adaptor works with it and get back to you?

Kind regards,
jcx