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My current clevo laptop is on it's third charging port now and starting to act up again. I am sick of messing with it. The hard drives are compatible with the DIY Framework laptop so I should be able to just put them in there and start it up. I'm sure it will run like crap for a bit until I get all the settings tweaked to the new hardware but that should not be too difficult (hopefully).

I'm about to pull the trigger unless someone smarter than me has a better idea. Looking at you and anyone else who cares to chime in!!

No microsoft products. No Bloatware, no spyware. Can be configured, reconfigured, and upgraded whenever you want. My current clevo laptop is on it's third charging port now and starting to act up again. I am sick of messing with it. The hard drives are compatible with the DIY Framework laptop so I should be able to just put them in there and start it up. I'm sure it will run like crap for a bit until I get all the settings tweaked to the new hardware but that should not be too difficult (hopefully). I'm about to pull the trigger unless someone smarter than me has a better idea. Looking at you @Level101 @stupidbird @AOU and anyone else who cares to chime in!!
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So if it’s OS independent, Then it has to comm at some base level I’d think.

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If you read what I said before, it has it's own OS. That is part of the problem.

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No I get that. Regardless of the hosts os, it can communicate. That’s what I read about the intel shit. So back to listening, One would think if you boot to bios or to a non bootable disk, it would communicate? Or is the logic it only communicates if any is is booted to obfuscate itself

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Technically it works if powered at all. No boot needed. That's why my other suggestion is to pull the plug. Not just shut down.