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Dr Klahn what do you mean &nbsp;with&quot; &quot;&nbsp;renders all stand-alone repair and utility CDs / DVDs useless.&quot;<br />
i can still use them no?
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Dr Klahn what do you mean  with" " renders all stand-alone repair and utility CDs / DVDs useless."
i can still use them no?

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Only if the boot is switched from UEFI to BIOS.
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Only if the boot is switched from UEFI to BIOS.

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that's what i thought - &nbsp;so they are far from <b>useless</b>
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that's what i thought -  so they are far from useless

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You are very welcome and I was pleased to help out.
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You are very welcome and I was pleased to help out.

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For latest PC or servers, does it normally configured with UEFI boot ? What's the main difference between UEFI / BIOS Boot ?<br />
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Thx
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For latest PC or servers, does it normally configured with UEFI boot ? What's the main difference between UEFI / BIOS Boot ?

Thx

BIOS / UEFI Boot

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Server Hardware

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Windows OS

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