@Revdin Have you tried the removal process?
Sometimes the simplest is the most effective.

Thanks Bm4n
I have parked the theme configuring the rest of the pc.
Now I was with the network and I got confused.

But we will return to this topic.
Even for four monitors...

Yes, better finish assembling and try giving a little to the editing. I doubt you need more power for the use you mentioned.
If it falls short we will continue configuring something more powerful.

Thanks Kernel 1.0

I'm starting to understand a bit more.

The motherboard has an integrated graphics card with 1 GB of RAM that is not deducted from the main RAM. Of which 64 MB is cache memory. Cache memory of the integrated graphics card apparently.

The wording of the 64 MB in the English and German manual of the motherboard still isn't clear to me.

As it also comes in the Chinese manual, we will have to interpret that it is not exactly a typo...

Thanks

I'll get right on it.

Blessed be San Google.

If I remember correctly, I have it set up as follows (I'm at work).

The graphics card has several connectors (hdmi, vga and DVi), the large monitor is connected via hdmi and the other monitor (old) is connected via vga to the same graphics card and I move applications from one screen to another as if it were an extension of the same.

Maybe it's not the right way but it works for me.

I hope I have helped you.

bye!

I set Quick Boot to [Enabled] and it was fixed on the first try.

Thank you very much

Arguing about something that is a matter of personal taste makes no sense, especially after a few years... I hate formatting and prefer to keep my OS even if I change hardware. But I understand that some people like to start from scratch because it's cleaner at first.

It's not better or worse, having a clean system is always important and there are those who do it with cleanliness and order and those who prefer backup and formatting.

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