windows custom installation

[crisnsouza]

where do I find the firmware to beelink bt4 mini PC ?

how can I install a custom windows 10 ? like this : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xzk1ZIQgCos

i try put the fies in flash drive but in boot menu dont appears the flash disk

Someone could test ?

[Pink_Turtle]

I have once installed Win10 on beelink following this guide https://droix.zendesk.com/hc/en-gb/a...eelink-Mini-PC

Preparing the USB Stick


Download Win32 Disk Imager here: https://sourceforge.net/projects/win32diskimager/

(Or if you know what you're doing, any disk imaging software will suffice, really.)

Once you've downloaded it, install it, and start it up. You'll be met with a menu like this:



Click the blue folder icon, then navigate to the folder you've downloaded the firmware image file to (see the previous section). Select the firmware file, and you'll see the path automatically be filled in.

Then make sure that the correct "device" is selected (the drive letter should match your USB), then click "Write").

DISCLAIMER: This will delete the existing contents of the USB. Be warned.

The imaging process will begin automatically. You can use your PC as normal during this time, but make sure that:

• The image file is not moved or otherwise modified during this process
• The USB is not disconnected from the PC during this process
• The application is not closed during this process

Otherwise the imaging process will fail, and you'll need to start again. When finished, a popup will appear informing you of the success. You can then safely close the application.

Now your USB stick is formatted, it should be called "WINPE", and the contents should look similar to this:



Your USB drive is now ready for use. You can keep it lying around so you can quickly reinstall to one or multiple systems too, if you'd like.
Installation


With your USB drive ready and inserted into any free USB port on the device, power it on and press F7 on any attached keyboard while it boots up. If successful, you should be met with the Boot Menu (if you aren't, restart the computer and try again).



Select the UEFI option from he list of devices (the exact name will differ depending on the USB stick you use).

The installation will now proceed automatically.



(We don't suggest touching anything on this window unless you know what you're doing!)

(However, if the installation fails due to not finding a drive - try selecting "eMMC" from the radio buttons in the top left, then clicking apply)!

When completed, the computer will boot into a limited administrative account known as "System Preparation Mode". After you've performed whatever quick checks you wish, select "OK", and the system will reboot into the regular Windows 10 setup screen.



(Alternatively, you can change the option from "Reboot" to "Shutdown" if you wish to start up the PC later).

Thanks for following along with our guide. If there's anything you're not quite sure about, feel free to leave a comment, and we'll get back to you as soon as possible!

You can also check out our range of NUC PC's on our website.

[ariegley]

The BT4 has the same form factor as the later Beelink mini-PCs, which are 1/2 the thickness of the NUC, consisting of a 120 x 120 x 22 mm (4.72 x 4.72 x 0.87 inch) plastic rectangular housing. The device contains a small fan that stays on after the device is turned off, something that just goes along with the features of Windows 10 Pro. There is only a blue power LED on the front panel, and on the back are the power button, power connector, VGA port, HDMI port, Gigabit Ethernet port, and headphone jack. There is a couple of USB 3.0 ports on the left side, a few USB 3.0 ports, and a micro-SD slot on the right side.