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    [–] KillingTimeItself@lemmy.dbzer0.com 7 points 7 months ago

    i need to remove my windows boot drive from my workstation, but it lives in a rack. And has a temperament. Sometimes when losing power shit just refuses to boot for like an hour, eventually it randomly boots. Still unsure why. Could be anything really. Best guess is bad cmos battery though. Could be slightly bunged bios, could be marginally fucky cpu. Who knows. It's fine when shutdown with power for long periods of time though.

    Gotta love modern hardware, if only 7 segment displays weren't a 300 dollar privilege.