Voir la source de Setting Up C0000422-KIT - Full Hardware 2023

{{Tuto Details
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|Description=<translate>Creating the C0000422-KIT from the hardware components ready for stores</translate>
|Categories=Production
|Difficulty=Hard
|Duration=1
|Duration-type=hour(s)
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{{Introduction
|Introduction=<translate>This process takes the components to create a standard "C000422-KIT".

This kit can then be stored and pulled off the shelf when required. It will then need to be set up for the particular customer machine using [[Setting Up Windows PC C0000422-KIT 2023]]
=Notes=

*There are two PCs running on the same hardware, The Host PC and the Virtual machine.
**'''Host PC''' (For support)
***The base Windows install running directly on the hardware installed to Dell NVME drive.
***Has its own OEM Windows license supplied by Dell linked directly to the hardware (no product code – stored in the Dell hardware)
***Imaged by Macrium reflect.
**'''Virtual PC – Stuga VM'''
***Used for Stuga software -  the VM can run on any PC without changing drivers, etc. Host OS version / hardware unimportant as long as it runs Hyper-V.
***A second install of Windows running on a virtual machine, hosted by the Host PC above. It has a dedicated SSD (the Kingston Drive) stored on [:Fichier:///D:/VMPC.vhdx D:\VMPC.vhdx], with 8GB RAM.
***Has its own dedicated Windows 11 PRO license present in the kit, product code stored on Monday and on the license.
***Copied to host and setup manually during install.

There is a setup program for the specific client after this process has completed: '''P_Stuga_P… '''on the desktop of the host.</translate>
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{{Materials}}
{{EPI}}
{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Parts Required</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>*'''Dell PC '''''(7010 micro PC at time of writing)''
*'''Modification kit''' ''(contains extra RAM, Windows license, cables, extra SSD)''
*'''External USB Hard Drive''' containing Stuga Images ''(Currently a black external Maxtor drive)''
**Host image ''(for Macrium Reflect)''
**Virtual machine image ''(for Windows Hyper-V)''
*'''Stuga Asset tags''' ''(little blue/silver shiny labels)''
*'''Sticky labels''' ''(C0442____) from Zebra Printer.''
*'''Monitor, keyboard, mouse''' for imaging and setup.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Fill in the tracking records and stick labels</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>On Monday spreadsheet: [https://stugaltd.monday.com/boards/4694129138 IT Stock Asset Tracking]

#Use a currently incomplete entry at the end of the list for an existing kit. (Or create a new entry if kits are not registered yet)
#Fill in the '''Service Tag '''field with the Dell service tag number from the box or from the PC. (Dell Silver sticker e.g. ABCD1234)
#Assign a new '''Stuga Asset Tag Number '''(just the next number in the list), record in the field and stick the matching blue shiny sticker to the side of the Dell PC.
#From the Kit, get the Windows 11 product code and fill in the '''Product Code''' field in the spreadsheet.
#Get a large sticky label with '''C0422____''' fill in the Kit number from spreadsheet and stick to the PC box.
#Change PC status to “In Stock”</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Transfer Items from kit to PC box</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>*C0001026 Display-port to HDMI cable.
*C0001255 Display-port to VGA cable
*C0001386 SSD (at time of writing 512GB Kingston)
*D0016328 SSD Caddy (small black frame)
*C0001252 USB boot dongle
*M0001226 Large metal mounting frame for PC
*C0001387 Physical Windows 11 license (for virtual machine)
*Get a large sticky label with Machine ID …return to IT Desk and add to physical licence if not on.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Remove the PC</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>Remove the PC from the Dell box with power adapter and power cable. Keyboard and mouse (if supplied) can be returned to stores (not needed here)</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Unscrew the cover from the PC and remove</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>(it slides forward)</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Add extra RAM</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Detach the fan cooling housing covering the processor and RAM sockets. ''(catch at rear of housing)''
# Get RAM module from kit and insert in spare memory socket ''(already at least one RAM module present)''
# Reattach the fan cooling housing as before.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Add the extra SSD</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Take the SSD and caddy from the kit – snap disk into caddy if its not already.
# Slot the SSD into the spare SATA socket on the motherboard 
{{Pin|...the caddy sits on top of the motherboard – its not attached except for the SATA/SATA power socket}}<br /></translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Add the VGA Video Card</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>==== Steps ====

# To remove the dummy metal bracket, insert a flat-head screwdriver in the hole of the bracket. Push the bracket to release the bracket, and then lift the bracket out from the system.
# Insert the optional I/O module (Type-C/HDMI/VGA/DP/Serial) into its slot from the inside of your computer.
# Connect the I/O cable to the connector on the system board.
# Replace the two (M3X3 or M2x5) screws to secure the optional I/O module to the system.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Replace Cover</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Makes sure fan housing is clamped down correctly
# Replace the PC cover and tighten the screw.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Plug in host PC</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>* Plug in PC power, keyboard, mouse. Do not plug in network for now ''(it causes boot issues). '''NOTE: USE THE POWER SUPPLY AND POWER PLUG FROM THE PC BOX'''. (So its tested for use in the field)''
* Get USB boot dongle from the kit and insert into a USB3 socket on the PC ''(blue socket marked '''SS''')''</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>BIOS setup</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Start the PC – keep pressing ‘F2’ on the keyboard to go into the BIOS setup. ''(if Windows boots, restart the PC and try again – we don’t want the pre-installed Windows installation)''
# Look for the Power Settings menu item within the BIOS
# Change the AC Power Recovery or similar setting to “On” ''(So PC turns on when power is restored)''
# Press the "F10" key to save the BIOS setting changes and exit the BIOS

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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Select Boot Device</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Boot PC and keep pressing F12 to get boot menu.
# Select and boot from the USB boot dongle inserted above. '''Macrium Reflect '''should load after a minute or so. ''(Sometimes the screen goes black for 1min+)''
# Insert the external HDD into a USB3 port on the PC ''(USB2 will be very slow to transfer)''</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Image the PC</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>{{Warning|...Warning – be careful not to select either of the USB drives during the next steps as a destination or they could get wiped (however unlikely)}}<br />

# Select '''Restore''' tab.
# SOURCE = Disk image from the external USB drive (*.MRIMG)''CANT REMEMBER THE ACTUAL file NAME''
# DESTINATION = '''NVME SSD drive''' ''(Careful not to select the USB boot dongle)''
# Confirm overwrite when asked.
# Wait ~10 mins for imaging to complete (external disk on USB3)
# Shut down the PC
# '''Remove the USB boot dongle''' and return it to the PC box.
# '''Remove external drive''' drive for now – but keep ready.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Boot into Windows</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Boot Dell PC with no USB drives attached. Windows should auto login.
# Reattach the network (LAN) cable to the back of the PC, once booted.
# Check the network connects and the time on the PC is correct. If not launch, '''Adjust Date and Time, '''then select '''Sync Now''' – it should correct itself.
# '''Run Windows update''' and make sure Windows is up to date.
# Ignore warning about an uninitialized drive if it appears (dealt with in next section).</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Initialise the dedicated VM disk</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># In Windows, launch '''Disk Manager'''
# There should be an uninitialized SSD drive present (the new SSD we inserted earlier)
# Initialize the drive ''(use '''GPT''' (GUID partition table) – not MBR)''
# Format the empty space as '''NTFS –''' use the full disk.
# Assign drive letter [[:Fichier:///D:/|'''D:''']] Name the disk '''VMPC'''</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Copy the virtual machine VHDX</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Insert the External USB Image drive again
# Browse the contents and find a virtual disk named '''VMPC.VHDX '''''(or similar – may have a date afterward, use most recent version) CANT REMEMBER THE ACTUAL NAME''
# Copy this file to the root of the new [[:Fichier:///D:/|'''D:\''']] ''(Should take ~10 mins on USB3)''
# Rename it to be '''D:\VMPC.vhdx''' if it has any dates after the name.
# Disconnect external drive.</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Setup Hyper-V and Virtual machine</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># In Windows, launch '''Hyper-V Manager'''
# Create a new Hyper-V virtual machine via the Wizard.
# Before you begin: '''Next'''
# Virtual Machine Name: “'''Stuga VM”'''
# Store the Virtual machine in a different location: [[:Fichier:///D:/|'''D:\''']]
# Generation: '''2''' ''(Do not select 1)''
# Assign memory: Startup memory = '''8192, Use dynamic memory''' ''(The RAM we added earlier)''
# Network connection: '''Stuga Switch'''
# Connect virtual hard disk: '''Use Existing Disk, Browse, Select VMPC.VHDX from above.'''
# Finish the Wizard.
# Go to settings on the new '''Stuga VM''' virtual machine
## '''CheckPoints''' → '''Disable checkpoints'''
## '''Integration Services → Enable all checkboxes'''
## '''OK.'''</translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Finish Virtual Machine setup</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate>In '''Hyper-v Manager'''

# Start the virtual PC '''Stuga VM''' ''(RMB, start or from the menu to right hand side)''
# Double click its icon to launch '''Virtual Machine connection'''
# '''These instructions are for the VIRTUAL MACHINE (not the host)'''
## '''Activate Windows''' and use the product code from the Windows license in the PC box. ''(Type “Activation Settings”'' from start menu search.
## '''Launch windows update''' and check everything is up to date.                 </translate>
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{{Tuto Step
|Step_Title=<translate>Finally</translate>
|Step_Content=<translate># Shutdown the '''HOST''' PC (don’t worry about the VM – it will sleep and should be left running)
# Package it back into its box along with its Power cables.
# On Monday.com, mark PC as '''In Stock''', if it wasn’t before.</translate>
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{{Notes}}
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{{Tuto Status
|Complete=Draft
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