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hmmm, weird...I have never had an issue, I have 5 machines running various 2nd gen. Core procs, 3 are I5's, 1 Pentium dual core, and 1 I3 and all have Windows 10 1909. To be fair, they were brought along through upgrades from Windows 10 release. I have had Windows 10 running on a Core 2 Duo...

Most NCR cash drawers are connected to the NCR base, little RJ11 type connector that is basically power ground signal and sensor. Signal can either move a motor or solenoid depending on model, same as IBM. been working on them for over 20 years. Most likely it is the card in the cash drawer if...

What internal speaker? If you are talking one in the case or one on the motherboard, it will not. not connected to a sound card and most modern computer do not even have them anymore. If you are talking about a monitor, If they are connected with HDMI , make sure you are selecting the correct...

If you would have gone to Western Digital FAQ about their external drives, you would have seen. Most WD external hard drives will spin down (enter into power saver mode) after 10 minutes of drive inactivity. Once the drive is accessed again, the drive will exit from the power saver mode and...

See if this helps...it is for the Puma44/88 but might work. Link

The newer SSD drives pull less power than a mechanical drive, They are very reliable now, early drives suffered from inconsistent firmware. I have an 8 year old SSD that is the boot drive in my secondary home theater computer and it is still running strong. Not familiar with Driveguard but I...

Always choose SSD if possible.

That being said, it is the caddy that is the issue, you could just swap the drive to the correct caddy and it would work as long as the size was supported.

Per HP...11: Gen8 hard drives are incompatible to Generation 7 and below servers.

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Ha, my wife told me this happened to her the other day with Firefox. And she did a restart....

Glad you got it sorted.

First thing I would try is swapping the monitors around,swap cables at the monitor side, if the symptom stays the same look to a video card or driver issue.Try downloading the latest driver from Nvidia? Could also be a weak power supply or bad cables. If issue follows the monitor, it is a bad...

Not in a desktop, but I have seen a laptop motherboard fail in this way.

I would start with the documentation from IBM or Lenovo...Start on page 139 in This book. And yes it has an IMM2.

Actually the windows 8.1 driver should work.

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of those options, I would choose 4. My system has 2 500GB SSD in Raid0 for speed, and a 2 TB hdd for data, Then I backup to 2 different NAS systems, 1 backup to a local Dlink, 1 backup to offsite Synology.