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Disable all power management.<br />
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Read the event logs.<br />
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Consider the amount of memory installed vs. the magnitude of the application; look at memory use high-water levels.
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Disable all power management.

Read the event logs.

Consider the amount of memory installed vs. the magnitude of the application; look at memory use high-water levels.

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With W2012 Business Essentials can I delete power plans? I think it would be best to remove all these plans I see. I am not sure which is active.
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With W2012 Business Essentials can I delete power plans? I think it would be best to remove all these plans I see. I am not sure which is active.

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I am a database person who was asked to see why users are getting timeout messages on their workstation when using a client/server application. One of the things I saw was on their server, which is a Dell Power Edge 110 II running W2012 Standard Essentials, was when I checked the power settings there were settings in their to turn off hard drives after 60 minutes and settings to auto negotiate network speeds. I told these folks to check with their IT people and was told they have no IT people. Any suggestions as to what major settings I could check would be appreciated. I do have their service tag so I could take them to the Dell website and download and install the latest drivers.
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I am a database person who was asked to see why users are getting timeout messages on their workstation when using a client/server application. One of the things I saw was on their server, which is a Dell Power Edge 110 II running W2012 Standard Essentials, was when I checked the power settings there were settings in their to turn off hard drives after 60 minutes and settings to auto negotiate network speeds. I told these folks to check with their IT people and was told they have no IT people. Any suggestions as to what major settings I could check would be appreciated. I do have their service tag so I could take them to the Dell website and download and install the latest drivers.

What are the major W2012 settings for a Dell Power Edge 110 II?

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