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I don't think there are any differences (to the computer) between an SSD or an HDD.

As long as the SSD can plug into the motherboard it should work.

 

Plug in the new SSD, clone the existing HDD, unplug the original HDD, reboot. 

As long as the BIOS can recognize the SSD and is set to boot from it, everything should be fine.

 

I think an SSD would be overkill, but it couldn't hurt !  They are pretty cheap now.

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"When calculating the daily setup correction value, the total amount of the correction value (specified color) after

completing the initial setup or paper specification registration setup exceeded the limit value."
Check chemistry. If chemistry is ok - make magazine registration again.

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