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I have this same system. I can confirm that there is no BIOS setting, it is simply enabled at all times. Just do the usual things like enable WOL in Windows, turn off fast startup, etc. If you need detailed step-by-step instructions, just say so and I will get those to you.

Windows 11 DOES NOT require that Secure Boot be enabled. It requires a Secure Boot capable machine, it does NOT actually require it to be enabled. The AD15 meets that requirement. It appears to Windows as a Secure Boot capable machine even though there is no actual way to enable it in the BIOS. My c...

Barry, thank you for making this available. Very much appreciated!

I don't yet see a downloadable driver / image for this particular. If this could be made available, I would very much appreciate it!

Thank you.

On the AD08 (11900H) Acemagic uses a registry entry to automatically load the lighting control software each time you logon to the PC. I'm not a fan of this because it causes the lighting control software to be displayed every time you logon. There is no need for this. When you change the setting in...

I'm running the AD08 with the 11900H. Man, this thing rocks. A few initial observations: ALL of the USB ports are 3.2 so this is a great system if you have several high-speed devices that need to be connected. It has 8 cores / 16 threads so it's a beast with multi-threaded apps. Note that the side p...

Another potential use is for people running VMs. As an example, I run a Hyper-V VM but I like to devote a separate network interface to the VM and not share the network interface that my main Windows installation uses.

I don't see a section for the AD08 using the Intel 11900H CPU. Items I would be interested in: 1) Detailed specs for the system including expansion capabilities. 2) A download link for the lighting control software. 3) Driver downloads for clean installation (I am aware that I can backup existing dr...

I cannot say if this is the case for a certainty with your system, but from your description I would say highly likely that this would resolve the issue... I've seen a number of systems that behave this way, in fact I have an older desktop system right here like that. The solution is to obtain an &q...

Thanks!