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"Sam"
Jun 2019
California, USA
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Not an issue at all, but just curious as to why upgrading to a new disk (via cloning) for a PC running Prime95 causes it to be seen as a different computer by the server.
No other hardware changes were made besides the disk upgrade. It appears that disk ID or serial number is part of a hash for system identity. I used the "Merged checked CPUs" to straighten things out, but the Confidence rating for the system is reset to zero... |
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P90 years forever!
Aug 2002
Yeehaw, FL
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