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10-15-2018 05:24 AM
10-15-2018 05:24 AM
Re: Windows Server 2012 R2 on HP Microserver (N36L, N40L, N54L)
Having been through the rather excruciating and time consuming process of trying to load Windows server 2012 R2 essentials onto my now 3 year od HP N54L microserver, imagine my delight to discover at the end of the road all I needed to do was update the BIOS? Thank you so much your comment which confirms the topic of the thread in which it appears. However I have one question, which I suspect is self evident but after so much effort I want to be wrong. The question then, if I update the BIOS will I lose access to the the addiitonal caddy, which curently houses my OS and an extra drive? Many thanks in advance.
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