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You can use a multimeter to map the connector pins to the wire colors on each cable.

It seems like this is not an uncommon problem. There are lots of pages on the Web dealing with this. Google the error code, and try some of the suggested solutions. One of the postulated causes is a bad target disc. This could explain the original boot failure.

Ballscrew comp is not something you iterate on. You command a position, measure the actual position, and record the difference in the table. Comp tables will have values in tenths, or less than 10 microns. Backlash values will be less than a couple of thousandths (50 microns or less). If your values...

Yup, those are your choices. And there are two CR2032 stacked in the board.

Fueler - it's in your second picture above.

While you have it down, I'd go ahead and replace the CMOS battery.

If you are starting over, I would continue with the UEFI install. The MBR info was only mentioned if you wanted to try and recover your existing install. Those motherboards are getting a little old (mine were ~12 years old), and can no longer be sourced. I had one machine where that MB completely di...

Windows 10 installs in the way the USB flash drive is booted. If the bootable USB drive is configured as an MBR drive (slightly more complicated to setup than an GPT), then the computer will start in legacy BIOS mode. There are numerous YouTube vids explaining how to make a bootable MBR USB. Using R...

If you wish to keep the extended WCS numbers, you can use G54 P1 for WCS #7 through G54 P12 for WCS #18.

When you start the Windows install, it should find the existing installation and ask you if you want to repair it. I would try that first.