14 DAY TRIAL // Intel has rolled out the 0057 BIOS version compatible with its DCCP847DYE, DC3217IYE, and DC3217BY NUC Kits and DCP847SKE, D33217GKE, and D33217CK NUC Boards, which fixes an issue with the boot order that wouldn’t work as it should.
Therefore, if you have been encountering this problem, a BIOS upgrade must be taken into account. However, prior to flashing the BIOS, you should know that Intel has provided 4 downloadable files describing different installation methods, so that you can have a choice.
In order to be clear, the Recovery BIOS Update (GK0057.BIO) file is to be used for upgrading via an F7 BIOS Update method. Moreover, this package can also recover the BIOS in the event where it has been left in an unusable state.
When it comes to the iflash BIOS Update (GKPPT10H.86A.0057.BI.ZIP) archive, this file can apply version 0057 if it’s used from a USB or CD drive, and only through a DOS command prompt.
As for the 2 Express BIOS Update executables, these packages must be run directly from a Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 platform (a file for each bit architecture).
Either way, while installation is in progress, make sure not to turn off/reboot your NUC, as this can cause various malfunctions. Also, don’t initiate this process on overclocked settings; prior to flashing, don’t forget to load BIOS default settings.
With this in mind, from the list below, follow the one that best describes your NUC model, take into account all aspects highlighted above, and constantly check our website to be aware when a newer version is available.
Download Intel DCCP847DYE NUC Kit BIOS 0057 Download Intel DC3217IYE NUC Kit BIOS 0057 Download Intel DC3217BY NUC Kit BIOS 0057 Download Intel DCP847SKE NUC Board BIOS 0057 Download Intel D33217GKE NUC Board BIOS 0057 Download Intel D33217CK NUC Board BIOS 0057
