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We're using this script and it's working great for our environment (Win Servers 2016,2019,2022) Replace DNS addresses and remove the wins server if you're not using it. @echo off set com= set dnsserver=15.X.X.X set dnsserver2=15.X.X.X set winsserver=15.X.X.X setlocal enableDelayedExpansion for /f "tokens=1,2,3*" %%i in ('netsh interface show interface') do ( if %%i EQU Enabled ( set com=F if %%l EQU NAS1 (set com=T) if %%l EQU NAS2 (set com=T) if !com! EQU F (netsh interface ipv4 set dnsserver name="%%l" static %dnsserver% both) if !com! EQU F (netsh interface ipv4 add dnsserver name="%%l" %dnsserver2% index=2) if !com! EQU F (netsh interface ipv4 set winsserver name="%%l" static %winsserver%) ) )

I would perform a clean Windows installation and see how it will work then. In case of the same error, the graphic card hardware could be the culprit. Br, Nik

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Hmm, strange. I've never experienced this kind of issue. For a start, I would try to demote this DC, remove it from the domain, delete the computer object, add it back to the domain, and then promote it to a domain controller. After that see if everything is working fine. Br

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Internal storage A full range of hard disk and solid state storage drives, including some with self-encrypting capabilities, in capacities to meet today’s requirements. HP Compaq Elite 8300 PC Product Specifications | HP® Customer Support Based on my check, it seems that they indeed provide both HDDs and SSDs in HP Compaq Elite 8300 PCs, which suggests that you can replace the existing HDD. Moreover, it should be relatively straightforward to clone the contents of the HDD onto the new SSD without reinstalling your Windows operating system.

As a Windows 11 user having the default setup, I believe that the greatest benefit can be attained by transitioning from an HDD to either an SSD or an NVMe drive. This switch leads to a notable enhancement in speed, irrespective of the other components in the configuration.

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