NiPoGi specializes in compact, high-performance Mini PCs and stick computers designed for home entertainment, business office use, and educational environments.
NiPoGi is a technology brand dedicated to the development and manufacturing of compact computing solutions, specifically Mini PCs and computer sticks. Owned by Shenzhen CYX Industrial Co., Ltd., NiPoGi focuses on delivering space-saving, energy-efficient desktop alternatives without compromising performance. Their product lineup features devices powered by reliable processors from Intel (Celeron, Pentium, Core) and AMD (Ryzen), catering to a wide range of needs from daily productivity and 4K media streaming to light gaming and industrial applications.
The brand is known for models such as the AK1, GK3, and AM06 series, which offer versatile connectivity options including dual or triple display support, expandable storage, and quiet manufacturing. NiPoGi aims to simplify the computing experience with easy-to-setup devices that fit seamlessly into modern workspaces and living rooms.
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To enable auto power-on, turn on the Mini PC and immediately press the 'Delete' key to enter the BIOS. Navigate to the Boot or Chipset settings (depending on the model) to find the 'Auto Power On' or 'State After G3' option, enable it, and save changes upon exit.
First, ensure the correct audio playback device is selected in Windows sound settings (typically the TV or monitor name). If the issue persists, check if the red 'X' appears on the speaker icon, indicating a missing driver, or try a different HDMI cable.
Most NiPoGi models, like the AK1, feature a detachable base or accessible slot for a 2.5-inch SATA SSD/HDD. Simply remove the cover or base, insert the drive into the slot until it clicks, and replace the cover.
Blue screens can occur due to interrupted updates, forced shutdowns, or driver conflicts. Attempt a restart first. If the problem persists, NiPoGi recommends reinstalling the operating system or contacting support if it is a recurring hardware issue.
The Windows product key is usually embedded in the BIOS and activates automatically when connected to the internet. If asked for a key, you can often skip the step during setup, or check the system properties in Windows to view the activation status.