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‎01-30-2020 01:02 PM

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Product: Z4G4 workstation
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10 (64-bit)

After months of hassling without acces through HP BIOS to DVD start up, finally second HD with data was also not available anymore, nor desktop page. 

Several HP ánd not-HP techs tried to clean up the mess, untill the last one who brought another (new) HD came to the right solution. Simply to reset BIOS to factory settings. Immediately HD ánd DVD were available. 

Now, there seems only a bit of reorganising work, I think I can manage.

 

But new notifications appear:

"HP Sure Click Re-Initialization Error":
HP Sure Click Re-Initialization cannot proceed. HP Sure Click requires VT-x to be enabled.

 

I never heard about VT-x, nor worked with virtuall Technology. Shall I try to enable it? 

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