Using a regular mouse is working, but that's not a fix for the issue.
I'm using the fast boot option, so from time to time, if a BIOS update is available I'm holding down the power button to get into the BIOS and the main problem is that I'm using manual settings for the memory, because I'm running them at 2133MHz with adjusted timings (, but every time I use the power menu, the BIOS sets my memory multiplier to a different value, which means that the memory is running at max. 1866MHz from the second I used the power menu.
So there are two problems with the memory settings:
- Using the power menu modifies the manually adjusted settings, so 2133MHz falls back to 1866MHz
- I can't change it back to what I want, because I need to attach a regular mouse to do it
These two problems should be fixed, so the power menu won't change the memory multiplier back and the manual settings should be choosable with the tab and arrow keys.
I checked the mentioned BIOS update thread, but there's nothing about my main problem, because as I said, BIOS update is just an example (which has issues and the thread is about that), but the main problem is that the BIOS always says at the bottom left that "Network disconnected" or sometimes "No Network Access".
And just to mention, there is a "Download Drivers" section in the BIOS settings, which has problems too, because when I choose the location and I press the Download button, then nothing happens and the location window shows up again.
I'm using an UTP cable directly plugged into the NUC from my router which provides the internet connection and I have DHCP enabled on it, so there should be no problem for the BIOS to connect to the network.