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Model

Model: HP ProBook 450 G5
System ID: 837D
Product ID: 1LU56AV
Serial: 5CD7431HW5

Hardware

Screen: 15.6"
CPU: Intel Core i5-8265U
- Generation/Launch: 8/Q3’18
- Cores/Threads 4/8
- Base/Boost clock: 1.60/3.90 GHz
- Cache: 6 MB
- Quick Sync: Yes
- ISA: 64-bit, SSE4.1/SSE4.2/AVX2, AES-NI, VT-x/VT-d/EPT
- Graphics: Intel UHD Graphics
  - Base/Boost clock: 0.30/1.10 GHz
  - DirectX/OpenGL: 12/4.5
Memory:
- Slot 1:
  - Size: 8 GB
  - Type: DDR4
  - Clock: 2400 MHz
  - Manufacturer: Hynix/Hyundai
  - Model: HMA81GS6MFR8N-UH
  - Serial: 81C3EC39
- Slot 2: Empty
Storage:
- Size: 256 GB
- Formfactor: M.2
- Interface: SATA
- Sector size: 4Kn/512e
- SMART: Yes
- Manufacturer: SanDisk
- Model: SD8SN8U-256G-1006
- Serial: 173523804416
Battery:
- Name: RR03048XL
- Serial: 28339 09/18/2017
- Capacity: 48 Wh
- Type: LION
- Manufacture Date: 2017-09-18
WiFi:
- Version: 5 (802.11ac)
- Chip: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265
TPM: Yes
- Version: 2.0 (Required by Windows 11)
- Vendor: IFX
- Model: SLB9670
PCIe: 3.0
Keyboard: backlit

BIOS

Date: 11/29/2022
Revision: Q85 Ver.01.23.00
Boot options:
- F1: System Information
- F2: System Diagnostics
- F3: 3rd Party Option ROM Management
- F9: Boot Menu
- F10: BIOS Setup
- F11: System Restore
- (F12: Network (PXE) Boot)

Settings changed from “stock”:

Advanced
- Boot Options
  - Network (PXE) Boot: Checked -> Unckecked
- System Options
  - Virtualization Technology (VTx): Unchecked -> Checked
  - Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O (VTd): Unchecked -> Checked
- Built-in Devie Options
  - Wake On LAN: “Boot to Hard Drive” -> “Disabled”
  - Video memory size: “32 MB” -> “512 MB”
  - Wake on WLAN: Checked -> Unchecked
- Power Management Options:
  - Wake on USB: Checked -> Unchecked

Operating System

Shipped:

OS: Windows 10 (end of life 2025-10-14)
Image: 17WWR4AT602#SUUW#DUUW
Backup: Yes
System Restore: Successful

Danne

Model

Model: HP ProBook 650 G4
System ID: 8416
Product ID: 4QY46ES#AK8
Serial: 5CG84803SR

Hardware

Screen: 15.6"
CPU: Intel Core i5-7200U
- Generation/Launch: 7/Q3’16
- Cores/Threads 2/4
- Base/Boost clock: 2.50/3.10 GHz
- Cache: 3 MB
- Quick Sync: Yes
- ISA: 64-bit, SSE4.1/SSE4.2/AVX2, AES-NI, VT-x/VT-d/EPT
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 620
  - Base/Boost clock: 0.30/1.00 GHz
  - DirectX/OpenGL: 12/4.5
Memory:
- Slot 1: Empty
- Slot 2:
  - Size: 8 GB
  - Type: DDR4
  - Clock: 2133 MHz
  - Manufacturer: Hynix/Hyundai
  - Model: HMA81GS6MFR8N-UH
  - Serial: 81C3EC39
Storage:
- Size: 256 GB
- Formfactor: M.2
- Interface: PCIe NVMe
- Sector size: 512n/512e
- SMART: Yes
- Manufacturer: Samsung
- Model: MZVLB256HAHQ-000H1
- Serial: S425NX0K945932
Battery:
- Name: CD03048XL
- Serial: 36574
- Capacity: 48 Wh
- Type: LION
- Manufacture Date: 2018-10-17
WiFi:
- Version: 5 (802.11ac)
- Chip: Intel Dual Band Wireless-AC 8265
TPM: Yes
- Version: 2.0 (Required by Windows 11)
- Vendor: IFX
- Model: SLB9670
PCIe: 3.0
Keyboard: backlit

BIOS

Date: 07/18/2018
Revision: Q83 Ver.01.02.05
Boot options:
- F1: System Information
- F2: System Diagnostics
- F3: 3rd Party Option ROM Management
- F9: Boot Menu
- F10: BIOS Setup
- F11: System Restore
- (F12: Network (PXE) Boot)

Settings changed from “stock”:

Advanced
- Boot Options
  - Network (PXE) Boot: Checked -> Unckecked
- Secure Boot Configuration
  - Configure Legacy Support and Secure Boot: “Legacy Support Disable and Secure Boot Enable” -> “Legacy Support Enable and Secure Boot Disable”
- Built-in Devie Options
  - Wake On LAN: “Boot to Hard Drive” -> “Disabled”
  - Video memory size: “32 MB” -> “512 MB”
- Power Management Options:
  - Wake on USB: Checked -> Unchecked

OS

Shipped:

OS: Windows 10 (end of life 2025-10-14)
Image: 17WWC6BT602#SAK8#DAK8
Backup: Yes
System Restore: Unsuccessful

Wishlist:

No Microsoft account bullshit
Stable
Rolling release
Support for proprietary software
Beginner friendly
Low/no maintenence

Choice:

OS: openSUSE Tumbleweed
Documentation:
- Overview
- Installation
- Startup Guide (for OpenSUSE Leap, not OpenSUSE Tumbleweed)
- Reference Guide (for OpenSUSE Leap, not OpenSUSE Tumbleweed)
Proprietary software:
- Non-OSS

Automatic upgrades:

sudo zypper install os-update rebootmgr
config()
{
  file="$1"; shift
  sudo mkdir -p "$(dirname "$file")"
  printf '%s\n' "$@" | sudo tee "$file"
}
# Persist time of last run and "catch up" if any run was missed.
config '/etc/systemd/system/os-update.timer/override.conf' \
  '[Timer]' \
  'Persistent=true'
# Automatic reboots are too disruptive on desktop systems.
config '/etc/rebootmgr/rebootmgr.conf' \
  '[rebootmgr]' \
  'strategy=off'

(transactional-update is not recommended for mutable filesystems. There is also the third-party atomic-update, but we don’t use it.)

Root password: tG3Caq9zWrvr