I bought this to use as a home media server, as well as a couple 4tb hdds. It's having issues recognizing the drives, so I went into the bios to check and see if it's all enabled, only to find out that the bios has an admin password set up. I did a quick search on Google to see if there is a way for me to reset it, and it appears the options are to replace the motherboard or do a reset of hardware on the motherboard. Neither options I'd like to do... I do have other computers I can use to do the initial hard drive set up, but I was hoping I could do it on this computer. Hopefully I don't have to access the bios for any other reason in the future.Essentially, if you just bought a new hard drive to put in one of these, I'd make sure you can access the bios just in case and/or have another pc you can set up the drive on.EDIT: The seller didn't have the password and instead sent a video on how to bypass the BIOS password. I followed that, but also removed the CMOS battery, which I was hesitant in doing. But it did work, so there is no more password and I was able to get it working.