Gigabyte Snoopy

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Gigabyte Snoopy Price

The retail price of a new or used/second hand Gigabyte Snoopy varies widely depending on factors including availability, condition of device, your town or location and market demand. Click here to compare the price of Gigabyte Snoopy across different regions, markets and countries.

Frequently Asked Questions(FAQs)

What type of processor does the Gigabyte Snoopy have?

The Gigabyte Snoopy has an Intel Atom x5-Z8350 processor.

What is the maximum storage capacity of the Gigabyte Snoopy?

The Gigabyte Snoopy has a maximum storage capacity of 64GB.

How to reset or factory restore Gigabyte Snoopy device?

The Gigabyte Snoopy is a Wi-Fi adapter card that is compatible with Intel processors. If you need to reset or factory restore your Gigabyte Snoopy device, here are the recommended ways: 1. Use the default Windows driver: * Press Windows + X keys and select Device Manager. * Locate the Gigabyte Snoopy device in the Network adapters list. * Right-click on the device and select Properties. * Select Power Management tab and navigate to Power Management Options. * Check the box for Allow this device to wake the computer. * Uncheck the box for Only allow magic packets to wake the computer. * Click OK. 2. Use Intel drivers: * Download and install the latest drivers for your Intel processor from Intel's website. * Restart your computer and check if the Gigabyte Snoopy device is recognized in Device Manager. * If the device is not recognized, follow these steps: - Open Device Manager and locate the Gigabyte Snoopy device. - Right-click on the device and select Properties. - Select Power Management tab and navigate to Power Management Options. - Check the box for Allow this device to wake the computer. - Uncheck the box for Only allow magic packets to wake the computer. - Click OK. 3. Use CMOS settings: * Press Windows + R keys to open the Run dialog box. * Type "cmmcm" and press Enter. This opens the CMOS settings. * Navigate to the Power tab. * Find the device you want to reset and set it to "Disabled". * Save and exit the CMOS settings. 4. Reset using a jumper: * Refer to the Gigabyte Snoopy's documentation to find the jumper location and instructions on how to connect it. * Short the two pins marked "Reset". * Wait for about 10-20 seconds and release the jumper. * Restart your computer and check if the Gigabyte Snoopy device is recognized in Device Manager. If not, try these steps: - Open Device Manager and locate the Gigabyte Snoopy device. - Right-click on the device and select Properties. - Select Power Management tab and navigate to Power Management Options. - Check the box for Allow this device to wake the computer. - Uncheck the box for Only allow magic packets to wake the computer. - Click OK.