We had a severe storm hit quite suddenly a few weeks ago, power dipped and came back several times very quickly. Since then, I have been unable to get the NUC to connect to the network.
I have hardwired direct to router with no luck.
I connected it to a display and looked to see what was happening and it does appear to boot, but gets stuck “searching for network”.
Is this unit salvagable or am I going to need to replace it?
Try perhaps using an after market USB-A to Ethernet (Gigabit ideally) adapter and see if that salvages the issue…wont fix the NUC but maybe get you going again. I don’t know if your NUC has a USB-C port but not sure if ROCK supports USB-C connection
I would not be able to say whether that bios version is compatible or not, I don’t see any reason it wouldn’t be, though.
I have left mine at 0081. I also have a different model NUC than yours.
I didn’t see this mentioned in the post and you may be thinking about it already but having a UPS system for your NUC is worth the cost to eliminate future episodes like this.
Hey @Tarkan_Ceviker thanks for bringing this up in Community! I see that already you have received excellent support from other users - thanks everyone! You are all wonderful.
Please be sure to update us if the adapter does not provide a solution.
Another option that you have is to change the DNS Server. We have seen users have a better experience in the past if they change their Router’s DNS servers from the ISP provided ones to Cloudflare DNS, Quad9 or Google DNS. Can you please give this a try and let me know if it helps?
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Thanks Ashley, yes it would appear as though the brown out cost me the Ethernet input on my NUC, but as suggested the USB-A to Ethernet adapter seems to have resolved it.